Ukraine Humanitarian Demining: Enabling Ukraine’s Green Economic Renaissance
· 22 min
Episode Ukraine Humanitarian Demining: Enabling Ukraine’s Green Economic Renaissance
Bottom Line: Villages in Mykolaiv oblast’ such as Vavylovo, on the edge of the Kherson kill zone, are surrounded by mines laid in successive waves, while russian drones drop PFM-1 mines, booby-trapped objects and waiting “Zhduna” drones every day. With 178,000 square kilometers, or 20% of Ukraine, contaminated, humanitarian demining is presented as the first stage of green reconstruction, financed through debt-for-demining swaps, Article 6.2-linked climate finance, sustainability-linked bonds and outcome-based public-private partnerships that turn cleared land into productive assets.
Ukraine Humanitarian Demining: Enabling Ukraine’s Green Economic Renaissance By Giorgio Provinciali, Alla Perdei, Ted Kronmiller and John Gordon Sennet · 29 August 2026 · terykon.com
Narrated by an AI-generated voice. Text by Giorgio Provinciali, Alla Perdei, Ted Kronmiller and John Gordon Sennet (Terykon).
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