Rapports

This Flash Appeal has been revised – please see the current version here Crisis overview The security situation in Ukraine deteriorated rapidly following the launch of a Russian Federation military offensive on 24 February 2022. The armed violence…

New York, 28 February 2022 As delivered Mr. President, I speak to you from Geneva. Wherever you are in the world, we have all been watching the military offensive in Ukraine with a sense of disbelief and horror. As we all…

hysicians for Human Rights (PHR) is gravely concerned by and condemns the wanton aggression, indiscriminate attacks, and violence against civilians perpetrated by the Russian Federation during its ongoing unlawful invasion of Ukraine. Russia must cease hostilities…

FOREWORD The year 2021 was, in many ways, shaped by the long-lasting effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Globally and at home, the challenges brought on by the past year have been described as unprecedented, historic and unforgettable.…

For the fifth year, a group of humanitarian non-governmental organisations coordinate their actions with the support of the European Union to provide crucial aid to civilians affected by the conflict and living on both sides of…

Women and children represent 68 per cent of all conflict-affected population. Over 240,000 children living near the “contact line” are regularly exposed to shelling, landmines, and explosives remnants of war (ERW). Women and children living in…

EU and UNFPA join their efforts to provide gender-responsive emergency support to address the COVID-19 aftermath and strengthen gender equality in Ukraine within the flagman programme ‘WE ACT: Women Empowerment Action’. The Programme is aimed to…

This year, Estonia is allocating €1 million in total to help Ukraine deal with the humanitarian crisis there. Earlier this year, Estonia contributed €311 000 via Estonian NGOs to provide humanitarian aid in communities near the contact…

1.Introduction International Alert and Charitable Foundation Nasnaha, with the support of Gender Action for Peace and Security (GAPS) and funded by UN Women and the UK government, undertook qualitative research in Ukraine on the impacts of COVID-19…

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…