Rapports

PRESS RELEASE (Kyiv, 17 January 2025) – Humanitarian needs in Ukraine remain critical as the war continues to impact civilians across the country. In 2025, an estimated 12.7 million people who face acute challenges, including those displaced…

Strategic Statement Through this allocation, the UHF aims to support comprehensive, vulnerability-focused, and needs-driven multi-sectoral assistance to newly placed internally displaced people, returnees and people living within frontline areas and areas affected by ongoing shelling, aligning with…

List of UHF-Eligible Partners NOTE: For partner areas of operation and contact details, please refer to the humanitarian contact list at this link.

FOR IMPLEMENTING PARTNERS The Ukraine Humanitarian Fund (UHF) has developed a set of communication Guidelines for partners implementing projects funded by UHF that include: (i) minimum visibility requirements, (ii) branding and audio-visual requirements, and (iii) best practices…

Humanitarian Context and Allocations In Ukraine, the war that started in the east of the country in 2014 has reached its 10-year mark, inflicting immeasurable suffering, causing deaths and destruction, putting millions at risk of serious violations,…

BACKGROUND The war of the Russian Federation against Ukraine in 2022 constituted a major escalation compared to the previous eight years of conflict and necessitated a rapid scale-up in humanitarian activities. In the first six months of…

Section 1: Strategic Statement Through this allocation, the UHF aims to provide targeted and coordinated multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance to vulnerable internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees and other conflict-affected people in Ukraine, with prioritized activities under the forthcoming…

Section 1: Strategic Statement In August 2023, the OCHA and the ICCG developed a winter response plan which prioritized activities in three sectors (Shelter/NFI, FSL/Agriculture and WASH) under the 2023 Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) to support…

2022 in Review HUMANITARIAN CONTEXT Russia’s invasion of Ukraine The humanitarian situation in Ukraine deteriorated drastically and rapidly in 2022, after Russia’s invasion escalated eight years of conflict in the east into a full-scale war. Throughout the year, intense…

Section 1: Strategic Statement On 15 February, humanitarian partners in Ukraine released the 2023 Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) to respond to the needs of 11.1 million people identified in the 2023 Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO) as…