Rapports

Highlights UNICEF, together with partners, is at the forefront of the humanitarian response in eastern Ukraine and continues to reach vulnerable children and families affected by the conflict with essential services including health, education, protection, as well…

Child protection sub-cluster updates: Global Child Protection Area of Responsibility in cooperation with Child protection sub-cluster in Ukraine and UNICEF have developed a Guidance and orientation package for support group interventions for children, adolescents and families requiring…

In Ukraine, UNHCR responds for three population groups: refugees and asylum-seekers, stateless persons and persons with undetermined nationality, as well internally displaced persons (IDPs) and other conflict-affected persons. Since the beginning of the conflict in eastern…

Summary of Context After eight years of armed conflict, the resulting humanitarian crisis in Ukraine has become protracted and has faded from global headlines. The ceasefire brokered in July 2020 has become increasingly fragile, resulting in the…

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Highlights In its seventh year, the armed conflict in eastern Ukraine continued to dramatically impact the lives of children and youth, negatively influencing their ability to reach their full potential and their hopes for a better future.…

Executive Summary After almost eight years of conflict, there are an estimated 2.9 million people in need of humanitarian assistance and protection, of which 1.52 million are considered in need of humanitarian health care.The public health situation…

Kyiv, 20 January 2022 – Today in Kyiv, WHO Regional Director for Europe Dr Hans Henri P. Kluge, and the Minister of Health of Ukraine Viktor Liashko, have signed a Biennial Collaborative Agreement for 2022-2023. The…

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Summary of crisis & key findings Location: Donetska and Luhanska oblasts, Eastern Ukraine Start date of crisis: February/March 2014 Typology of crisis: conflict, displacement, insecurity Since the start of the conflict, >13 000 people have been killed…