Rapports

KYIV, Ukraine – As the number of COVID-19 cases nears 1,500 in Ukraine, UNFPA is urgently distributing medical kits containing disinfectant and personal protective equipment (PPE). Bohdan Pidverbetskyi, a UNFPA reproductive health officer working in the country,…

International organizations call for assistance for children affected by landmines or explosive remnants of war in Ukraine According to the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), over 200,000 children currently reside in the 20-kilometre zone along both sides…

The ACCESS Consortium, a group of humanitarian non-governmental organizations is launching its 2019-2020 program with € 5 million funding from the European Union. The Consortium has been delivering multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance to thousands of conflict-affected people…

5 April 2019 | Kyiv — On World Health Day 2019, WHO calls on leaders to invest in primary health care as the smartest step towards universal health coverage. Between 70 and 80% of people’s health needs…

Highlights • The continued shelling of civilian infrastructure, including the water system, education and health facilities, has exacerbated the urgent humanitarian needs of children, who rely on such systems for clean water supply, education, health and other…

For the second year, a group of humanitarian organizations coordinate their action with the support of the European Commission to provide crucial aid to those affected by the conflict in eastern Ukraine. Kyiv 12th September 2018 -…

Four years into the violent conflict in eastern Ukraine, 500,000 children remain in need of immediate humanitarian assistance.1 Daily breaches of the ceasefire agreement have left more than 200,000 children and their families at risk of…

After 3 years of conflict, health-care resources in conflict-affected areas of Ukraine are severely stretched and humanitarian funding is plummeting. At the same time, health facilities continue to be damaged by heavy shelling. The health of…

In less than one month, thousands of most vulnerable women and adolescent girls affected by the armed conflict in eastern Ukraine may lose access to life-saving services provided through mobile psychosocial counselling and health services as…

Key Figures 41,625 calls received by 24/7 national hotline since January 2016 10,138 survivors who received psychosocial support from UNFPA mobile teams in 2016 528 reproductive health kits delivered to eastern Ukraine 5 additional mobile teams deployed under UNFPA humanitarian…