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Humanitarian access in Ukraine continues to be primarily driven by war dynamics. The escalation of hostilities and deteriorating security environment limits the ability of humanitarian actors to access people in need in locations close to the…

Key Highlights • According to the IOM assessment, between 10 and 19 May, more than 17,338 people were forced to leave their homes in the Derhachivska, Lypetska, Starosaltivska, Tsyrkunivska, Vovchanska, and Zolochivska hromadas. As of 19 May,…

SITUATION UPDATE In April, humanitarian needs in Ukraine continued unabated as a result of intense fighting in front-line and border areas as well as strikes in large urban centres like Chernihiv, Dnipro, Kharkiv, Odesa, Zaporizhzhia and other…

Health Cluster Response • According to the IOM assessment, between 10 and 17 May, more than 16,100 people – 40 per cent of them 60 years old and older – were forced to leave their homes in…

Health Cluster Response • Since August 2023, the Kharkiv City Transit Center has served as one of the key nodes for the Health Cluster’s coordinated emergency response in Kharkiv. • Four Health Cluster partners, including Premiere Urgence Internationale…

SITUATION UPDATE During the first quarter of 2024, people in Ukraine continued to bear the brunt of relentless strikes across the country and increased bombardments near the front line, causing more civilian casualties. Attacks affected the daily…

The map illustrates the presence of DG ECHO humanitarian aid partners in Ukraine and Moldova. EUR 926 million were contracted since the start of Russia's invasion, EUR 860 million to Ukraine and EUR 66 million to…

SITUATION UPDATE PEOPLE TARGETED The relentless waves of attacks in January and February inflicted devastating humanitarian consequences for millions of people in Ukraine. Ongoing hostilities in front-line areas and escalated attacks across the country, resulted in significant…