Informes

Kyiv, 23 May 2024 – Save the Children receives $2.6 million of flexible funding from the Government of Sweden via Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA) for implementing humanitarian programmes in Ukraine, the aid organization announced…

Humanitarian Context and Allocations In Ukraine, the war that started in the east of the country in 2014 has reached its 10-year mark, inflicting immeasurable suffering, causing deaths and destruction, putting millions at risk of serious violations,…

BACKGROUND The war of Russia against Ukraine in 2022 constituted a major escalation compared to the previous eight years of conflict and necessitated a rapid scale-up in humanitarian activities. In the first six months of the scaled-up…

HIGHLIGHTS • The humanitarian situation in April 2024 remained dire, marked by the intensification of hostilities near the frontline and the large-scale attacks targeted at energy infrastructure and residential neighbourhoods, resulting in blackouts and civilian casualties. The…

Kyiv, 22 May 2024 – The European Union (EU) has provided €2.5 million to the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), as part of efforts to bolster access to education and overcome learning gaps, as well as…

A group of school graduates have gathered at Kyiv’s central railway station to dance to a beautiful waltz, played by the acclaimed Spanish violinist Leticia Moreno, who was visiting the Ukrainian capital at the invitation of…

Introduction This report summarises the findings of DRC protection monitoring conducted in Ukraine in Lviv Oblast in the West, Chernihiv and Sumy Oblasts in the North, Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhzhia, Kharkiv and Donetsk Oblasts in the East, Mykolaiv and…

Kyiv, 22 May 2024-- Save the Children to implement Safe Schools approach at schools in eastern Ukraine for $1.4 million raised by Norwegian Telethon, the aid organization announced today. The project is designed to ensure comprehensive safety…

Kyiv, 22 May 2024 – Save the Children to implement projects aimed at improving children’s wellbeing and access to education in Ukraine via funding of $5.5 million provided by NORAD (Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation), the…

Key findings Availability issues regarding essential items and accessibility to financial services were most frequently reported in the areas near the frontline, especially in Donetska and Zaporizka Oblast Access to stores and markets in these areas was reportedly…