We are pleased to present East Europe Foundation’s Annual Report for 2025. Through programs and projects implemented across five strategic clusters, the Foundation helped communities become more resilient, supported civil society organizations, advanced innovation, and contributed to bringing Ukraine closer to the European Union.

The Friday Letter is a project by The Ukrainians Media and East Europe Foundation, dedicated to stories about the Foundation’s work and its team from 2022 to 2025

This guideline explains how to work with the National Database of Energy and Performance Characteristics of Buildings (Building Database) – a component of the Unified State Electronic System in the field of construction.

Introducing a study that assessed the level of sustainability and engagement of civil society organizations in the processes of recovery and reconstruction of territorial communities.

The energy efficiency of government buildings is strategically important for Ukraine. It is the basis for reducing energy consumption, improving employee comfort and ensuring the longevity of buildings. This guidance is intended for government managers and energy managers who play a key role in implementing energy efficiency solutions in the public sector.

The guidence is designed to comprehensively cover the functioning of the energy management system – from implementation to the daily tasks that energy managers must perform in government buildings.

East Europe Foundation presents a reference publication on the role and engagement of civil society organizations in Ukraine’s European integration. The publication was developed within the project «Phoenix: The Power of Communities» with the financial support of the European Union

A digital state backed by public trust: 75% of Ukrainians are satisfied with digital government services. The first GovTech Pulse survey reveals strong public support for state-run e-services. Ukrainians are actively using online tools, and digitalization continues to progress even under the most challenging circumstances.

The goal of this research project was a comprehensive study of public opinion regarding administrative services, specifically in which cases Ukrainians choose in-person or online services, what difficulties they encounter, and what factors influence their choice.