Rapports

Authors Maria Symeou, Maria Sikki, Alexandros Lordos, Herve Morin, Alexander Guest, and Andrii Dryga 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The aims of the present study are threefold: first, the study aims to explore the importance of positive parenting for adolescent’s behavioural…

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Vocational education and training (VET) is an essential part of the Ukrainian educational system and is a foundation of Ukraine’s growth and development, underlining the importance of VET reform in parallel to the New…

The threat of coronavirus looms large in six self-declared republics that have broken away from post-Soviet states. War and isolation have corroded health care infrastructure, while obstructing the inflow of assistance. International actors should work with…

Authors Maria Symeou, Herve Morin, Alexandros Lordos, Andrii Dryga, Kostas Fanti, Georgia Christou, Marian Machlouzarides, Alexander Guest, and Oksana Lemishka EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Life skills are abilities which enable individuals to adapt and deal effectively with the demands and challenges…

This report is a consolidation of UN informational products, prepared by the Office of the UN Resident Coordinator in Ukraine. The next report will be issued around 15 May 2020. • The United Nations in Ukraine continues…

Key updates: • While the overall number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the non-Government controlled area (NGCA) of eastern Ukraine remains relatively low at 208, this figure has more than doubled over the last week. • Access to…

16 April 2020, Kyiv- Disruptions caused by COVID-19 response and associated containment measures disproportionally affect children. Emergency responses shut some public services. Family environments marked by poverty bear the full burden of measures used to prevent…

The Protection Cluster includes sub-clusters on child protection, gender based violence and mine action PROTECTION CONCERNS • Civilian casualties: The UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine recorded 19 conflict-related casualties (2 persons killed and 17 injured). Thisis…

KYIV, Ukraine – One by one, countries facing lockdowns and movement restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic are reporting alarming increases in domestic abuse. For too many women, safety from the virus is not safety from…

The first COVID-19 case in Ukraine was detected on 3 March. As of 15 April, the number of confirmed cases has reached 3,764 registered across Ukraine. Despite the stringent restrictive measures put in place to control…