Rapports

HIGHLIGHTS Several waves of attacks in Kharkivska Oblast over the past few days led to more civilian deaths and injuries, including among children. With the deteriorating security situation, humanitarian needs in the oblast are growing. Government-led efforts resulted…

More than two years after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, nearly 15 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance, according to the UN. This represents about 40% of the population still in Ukraine. The war…

As the war in Ukraine enters its third year, WHO is introducing a new basic emergency-care course for health-care workers to improve their skills in providing initial emergency care to critically ill patients. It also incorporates…

The Inclusive Community Recovery Forum brought together nearly 500 people in Kyiv today, including Government officials, local authorities, civil society organizations, community leaders, and national and international development partners. Participants engaged in robust discussions, sharing insights…

Summary The UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine (HRMMU) documented a continued high level of civilian casualties due to intense hostilities near the frontline in April, while Russian armed forces also launched coordinated large-scale attacks on…

Key Highlights • On 29 April, WFP joined the 27th International Meeting of Mine-Action National Directors and United Nations Advisers in Geneva, along with FAO, highlighting the importance of mine-action activities for food security in Ukraine. • On…

AGENDA Discussing the preliminary results of the surveys initiated on SH+ and PM+ Updates from the Ministry of Social Policy related to the Resilience Сenters. Introduction and brief overview of WHO “Psychological Interventions” implementation Manual. Presentation of Common Framework on…

Ukraine's unique challenge: Ukraine has the world's largest percentage of older people affected by conflict and displacement, and it's growing. Strategic importance: As Ukraine moves toward EU membership and recovery, prioritising reforms that secure the rights and…

CONTEXT As of 15 March 2024, IOM estimates that around 3,689,000 people remained internally displaced in Ukraine while UNHCR indicates that further 5,974,800 people were displaced abroad.2,3 IOM estimates that, as of 15 March 2024, approximately 4,455,000…

Overview of findings of the Protection Cluster Monitoring Tool on the impact of changes in payments of IDP allowance – April 2024 BACKGROUND In order to address the internal displacement of almost 5 million people caused by the…