Informes

INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVES Starting on 24 February 2022, the Russian Federation (RF) launched a large-scale invasion of Ukraine, triggering an unprecedented humanitarian crisis across Ukraine. Since 9 March 2022, the IOM’s Data and Analytics Unit began systematically…

Purpose The Humanitarian Notification System (HNS) was established in 2015 at the request of the humanitarian community in Ukraine to inform the parties to the conflict of humanitarian movements, overland and waterborne, and static humanitarian sites for…

RECENT HIGHLIGHTS: Russian large-scale attacks in Ukraine have continued, particularly on Odesa region in the south and Kharkiv region in the east, killing and injuring civilians, as well as destroying civilian infrastructure. Following the attacks on Odesa…

I. Introduction Since February 2022, Ukraine and the neighbouring countries are facing a humanitarian crisis of unparalleled scale, ranking among the fastest-growing crises observed in the past decade and the largest in Europe since the end of…

Briefing to the Security Council on the humanitarian situation in Ukraine 8 March 2024 As delivered Thank you, Mr. President. Two years and 13 days have now passed since the full-scale escalation of this war. The latest wave of escalatory attacks…

Agenda • Outreach WG assessment 2024 findings and way forward; • Dissemination of developed GBViE posters; • Gender Based Violence AOR 5Ws reporting in 2024 with focus on Awareness Raising Activities; • Updates from the partners/AoB.

Current Context The on-going conflict in Ukraine continues to have a devastating impact on children. Against a backdrop of violence, continuous displacements and worsening socioeconomic conditions, children in Ukraine endure multiple protection risks and violations of their…

Year End Achievement Report – Shelter Cluster Ukraine (January 2023 to December 2023) The Ukraine Shelter and NFI cluster is delighted to present our 2023 year end achievement report. Two years after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine,…

KEY MESSAGES Most of the assessed consumers (80 of 117) reported that they usually travel from their own settlements to Kherson city to access supermarkets and withdraw cash. Regular shelling was overwhelmingly the biggest barrier for retailers to…

KEY MESSAGES Most consumers (44 of 57) usually access markets in their own or a neighboring settlement, although to withdraw cash, they travel to Derhachi or rely on relatives or friends. Out of 57 consumers, the biggest physical…