The EaP GREEN programme's distinct website with updates by all implementing partners is available under www.green-economies-eap.org 

We are also contributing to the European Commission's capacity4development platform and its public group on "Environment in the EU's Eastern neighbours": http://capacity4dev.ec.europa.eu/env-east/

• Publications: Environmental Lending in EU Eastern Partnership Countries
• Pocket Guide: Resource-efficient practices in the Ukrainian concrete products industry (Russian)
• Publication: Creating Incentives for Greener Products - A Policy Manual for Eastern Parnership Countries
• Environmental Policy Toolkit for Greening SMEs in the EU Eastern Partnership Countries (Second edition), (Russian version)
  • Read also the Toolkit's Policy Highlights , (Russian version)
• Pilot project reports on the current practices and recommendations for reform of product-related economic instruments in Moldova and Ukraine
• Pilot project report on promoting better environmental performance of SMEs in Armenia (Russian) and Moldova (Russian)
• EaP GREEN country updates series: Georgia, Ukraine, Armenia, Moldova 

 Events

• 22-23 March 2016: Promoting better environmental performance of SMEs in Eastern Partnership countries - Regional Conference, Chisinau, Moldova
  
  
  
• 8-10 June 2016 - 8th Environment for Europe Ministerial Conference, Batumi, Georgia (more information will be available shortly).

• Development of national policy frameworks
• Progress measurement: green growth indicators
• Access to finance for green investments
• Reform of environmentally harmful subsidies
• Taxation of environmentally harmful products
• Greening small and medium-sized enterprises

• Strategic environmental assessment (SEA)
• Environmental impact assessment (EIA)

• Resource efficient and cleaner production
• Sustainable public procurement
• Promoting organic agriculture

EaP GREEN is a multi-donor, multi-partner initiative, principally financed by the European Union. It focuses on 6 countries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine.

The impelenting partners of the programme are: the OECD, UNECE, UNEP and UNIDO. 

To find out more about the programme's components and their implementation, please consult the EAP GREEN Programme Brochure in English (PDF) or Russian (PDF).