We are proud to partner with Greenpeace e.V. and Greenpeace CEE to improve the radiation sensors network in Ukraine and have all the data available 24/7 for free on our system SaveEcoBot. More data means more transparency of the radiation situation in Ukraine.

A vital part of our daily work on radiation monitoring is fieldwork. And more important is fieldwork in the Chornobyl exclusion zone—the report about the latest trip there by our member Pavlo Tkachenko 👇

Шановний народний губернатор Белгородской народної республіки пан Serhii Sternenko ✙. Готові запустити моніторинг радіаційного фону і якості повітря в БНР. Станції очікують відправки до нового відділення Нова пошта. Усі дані будуть доступні на SaveEcoBot

We are grateful to the Embassy of the Netherlands in Ukraine for many years of support and partnership.

One of our primary missions is to provide information about the radiation situation in Ukraine to people all around the world through our system SaveEcoBot.

You can find below a video with a brief explanation of how and why we are doing it and what our further plans are.

We demanded to limit russia's participation in the IAEA - International Atomic Energy Agency ⚛️, because the country has repeatedly violated the fundamental principles of the organization.

🇷🇺 is a nuclear terrorist. Who will it threaten after 🇺🇦? Austria? Estonia? Greece? Belgium? Who will be next?

We demand IAEA - International Atomic Energy Agency ⚛️ exclude russia from the Board of Governors. We demand 🇷🇺 be left out of all the nuclear-related business before they kill half of the world.

4 years ♥️

2/ In 2017-2018, we, SaveDnipro, were fighting for our clean environment against the thermal power plant owned by DTEK, located in our city Dnipro (Ukraine) – thousands of tons of dirt into air, water, and soil. Newly adopted environmental impact assessment law helped us to win.