Rapports

Highlights ● Across the region, over 127,000 women, girls, men and boys – including older persons, youth and people with disabilities – received tailored prevention, mitigation and life-saving response services on gender-based violence (GBV) and sexual and…

Participants: UNHCR, World Vision, WFP, IOM, UNFPA, Talk to Loop, GTS, TGH, FAO, UNOPS, Mercy Corps, TGH, NGO Divchata, IMC, UNW, WHO and other organizations. PSEA Network Co-chairs: Eliza Galos (IOM Ukraine, co-chair), Enid K. Ocaya (World Vision,…

Key Highlights • Civilian casualties are increasing as a result of the intensified attacks started at the end of 2023, according to OHCHR. • In December 2023, more than 60,000 beneficiaries without bank accounts were supported under the…

Introduction The Cluster Coordination Performance Monitoring Workshop was organized by the Ukraine Health Cluster on 13 December at the Ramada Encore Hotel in Kyiv. After welcoming meeting participants, the Health Cluster Coordinator, Dr Penn Amaah, introduced the…

General Updates ● An update on the ongoing standard allocation of the Ukraine Humanitarian Fund (UHF) with 17 organizations contacting us before submitting their projects on the 12th of January. Partners were reminded to contact us as…

Moderators: World Health Organization (WHO), International Medical Corps (IMC) Participants: (101) Regional Psychological Crisis Center (RPCC), HelpAge, Chemonics, Marjorie Kovler Center/ Heartland Alliance International, krisenchat Ukrainian, HealthRight International, PROLISKA NGO, Prospect NGO, War Child Alliance, Save the…

Agenda: • HRP 2023 implementation (5W reporting January-November). • Update on coordination efforts on regional levels. • 2023 key deliverables by thematic working groups. • Implementing AP on GBV Risk Prevention, Mitigation and Response in Collective Sites. • Reminder on upcoming…

Highlights: UNICEF reached 8.76 million people with humanitarian assistance in 2023, including 2.96 million children. This included 5,033,280 women and children supported to access primary health care; 5,421,369 people provided with safe water; 2,561,399 people reached with…

Introduction Russia‘s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 has caused a severe humanitarian crisis – with widespread displacement, destruction of infrastructure, and an urgent need for humanitarian assistance. In response, the humanitarian community has supported the…

Overview As we enter the third year of the full-scale war in Ukraine, the situation is expected to become increasingly protracted, particularly in the eastern and southern parts of the country, where shelling and targeted attacks on…