Who gains from saving nature
Ledger 1 : 33 — For each dollar financing nature-based solutions in 2023, about $33 financed activities harmful to nature. (UNEP)
Actors / Public authority · Ukraine

Office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine

Appears in 10 cases in this database. Roles as given in the documented record.

CaseRoleCountryPeriodInstrument
Ukraine’s criminal proceedings over wartime environmental harmCharged the Neutron Source officers; reported the Askania-Nova convictionUkraine2022–2026War and military activity
Ukraine's Joint Implementation credits and Kyoto unit sales to Japan and Spain, 2008–2021Charged Yulia Tymoshenko (2010); notified suspicion in the insulation case (2018)Ukraine2008–2021Carbon credits
Carpathian beech, IKEA's supply chain and FSC certification: Earthsight's 2020 findings and the responsesNotified officials of suspicion in 2025 logging casesUkraine2018–2025Law, regulation and treaties
Suspicion notices over UAH 49.2 million in farmland demining contracts, Mykolaiv oblastNotified six people of suspicionUkraine2024–2026War and military activity
Ammonia release at Sumykhimprom (Sumy) and nitric-acid explosions at Rubizhne, 2022Notified suspicion to five Russian officers; stated the damage and ammonia figuresUkraine2022–2024War and military activity
Askania-Nova Biosphere Reserve under occupation, 2022–Ukrainian prosecutors who sent the indictment to courtUkraine2022–2025War and military activity
Chornobyl Exclusion Zone: Russian occupation of 2022 and fires, 2022–2026Opened proceedings (2022) and notified a suspicion (2025)Ukraine2022–2026War and military activity
Drone strike on the Chornobyl New Safe Confinement, 14 February 2025, and the repair fundingCriminal case over the strikeUkraine2025–2026War and military activity
Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant under Russian control, 2022–2026Opened proceedings on 4 March 2022Ukraine2022–2026War and military activity
Destruction of the Kakhovka dam and drainage of the Kakhovka reservoir (June 2023)Criminal proceedings; ICC dataUkraine2023–2026War and military activity
Appears alongside
Government of Ukraine ×5Government of Russia ×3Ministry of Defence of Russia ×3International Atomic Energy Agency ×3BASE (Federal Office for the Safety of Nuclear Waste Management, Germany) ×3Environment-People-Law ×2Chornobyl NPP (state specialised enterprise) ×2European Bank for Reconstruction and Development ×2Ministry of Economy of UkraineState Environmental Investment Agency (SEIA / NEIA, Derzhekoinvest)State Control and Audit Service of Ukraine (KRU)National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU)High Anti-Corruption Court of UkraineAgrotekhbud LLCNEDO (New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization)Ministry of the Environment, JapanGovernment of JapanGovernment of SpainStockholm Environment Institute (SEI)European CommissionCAN-International (Climate Action Network)IKEAEarthsightForest Stewardship CouncilVGSM (Ukrainian timber processor)PlimobVelykyi Bychkiv State Forestry EnterpriseState Ecological Inspectorate of UkraineLegallis LLCNational Police of UkraineHumanitarian Demining Centre (Ukraine)Accounting Chamber of UkraineSumykhimpromGolden AgroConflict and Environment Observatory (CEOBS)Askania-Nova Biosphere ReserveState Agency of Ukraine on Exclusion Zone Management (SAEZM)Greenpeace InternationalState Nuclear Regulatory Inspectorate of Ukraine (SNRIU)VinciBouyguesGreenpeace UkraineG7 (Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, UK, US)EnergoatomRosatomRostekhnadzor (Federal Service for Environmental, Technological and Nuclear Supervision)UkrhydroenergoUN Environment ProgrammeWorld BankEuropean UnionNORSARState Environmental Inspectorate of Ukraine (Derzhekoinspektsiia)Security Service of Ukraine (SBU)Investigative Committee of RussiaFood and Agriculture Organization (FAO)European Court of Human RightsRegister of Damage for Ukraine (Council of Europe)Kakhovka Platform (coalition of 42 organisations)
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Carbon and conservation finance

Carbon credit
A certificate representing one tonne of carbon dioxide (or equivalent) that a project says it reduced, avoided or removed. Buyers use credits to balance their own emissions in climate claims.