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When wars are fought in cities, it is civilians who bear the brunt. In this new series, we explore the devastating impact on people who have seen their streets and communities become the frontline. We spoke with…

Introduction As confirmed by the Profiling of IDP situation in Luhansk region conducted by NRC Ukraine in 2019-2020, access to housing and employment are the key factors determining IDPs’ intention to stay in the location of their…

Summary: The present document aims to analyze the issues on the primary healthcare level in conflict-affected Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts (GCA) that result from the consequences of the conflict in the context of the recent health…

Summary The Decentralization Reform and Healthcare Reform have been initiated in Ukraine in 2014/2018 and have been rolled out simultaneously over the past few years. The reform implementation has had a systemic impact on the access of…

Efforts to bring peace to Ukraine’s Donbas region have been deadlocked for years. The steps the belligerents take to de-escalate violence can save lives, but people still die on the front lines and beyond. Crisis Group’s…

This factsheet is a part of a strategic 12-month project funded by the Ukraine Humanitarian Fund (UHF) and implemented by ACTED/ IMPACT, Right to Protection, Danish Red Cross and Ukrainian Red Cross Society. The project aimes…

In 2017, the Government of Ukraine declared its intention to monitor the situation with internally displaced persons (IDPs) on a regular basis. The IDPs Integration Strategy 2017-2020 and the Action Plan 2018-2020 had the strategic objective…

Substantial evidence on the needs and the integration level of internally displaced persons (IDPs) is an essential prerequisite for formulating a comprehensive policy response towards durable solutions for IDPs. After the sixth year of internal displacement in…

PROTECTION HIGHLIGHTS Protection of Civilians: The security situation remained volatile, with a slight decrease of both security incidents – from 557 incidents in May to 535 in June – and damages to houses and civilian infrastructure –…