Reports

Key findings The ongoing conflict has significantly damaged Ukraine’s district heating (DH) infrastructure. Notably, 24 facilities out of the total surveyed across ten oblasts reported damage to heat production facilities, while 18 facilities across nine oblasts reported…

Highlights In August, UNICEF newly reached 846,254 people (142,200 children) with safe water and sanitation, an increase of 27 per cent compared to the previous month and a total of 3,999,029 people reached this year. This was…

Although overall crime victimization in Ukraine has remained relatively stable following Russia’s full-scale invasion, firearms are increasingly more likely to be used in crime. In late 2023, 11 per cent of surveyed victims of crime said…

The analysis, requested by members of the Cash Working Group, aims to support strategic planning and operational activities. By quickly identifying Hromadas located in close proximity to the frontline, more efficient and effective coordination can occur…

CRISIS IMPACT OVERVIEW In August 2024, the Russian military made its biggest monthly territorial gains in Ukraine since October 2022, advancing 477 km2 into Ukrainian territory amid intensified operations in Donetska oblast since July 2024 (TheDefensePost 03/09/2024).…

Location: Kyiv, Ukraine (WebEx meeting) Date: 14 August 2024 Agenda item 1. Protection Analysis Update 2024 – Protection Cluster Summary of discussions Protection Analysis Update is a key analytical product of Protection, the GBV, CP and MA AoRs. The document was…

Outlook summary Attacks on energy infrastructure are highly likely to continue into Ukraine’s upcoming cold season. Since April 2024, damaging countrywide attacks have further degraded the country’s energy production capacity; the country can cover only half of…

Key findings The JMMI findings indicate a continued deterioration in local market functionality in July. Nationwide, an increased proportion of retailer KIs faced difficulties in storing goods during power outages, rising supplier prices, and challenges with fully…

Statement by WHO Regional Director for Europe, Dr Hans Henri P. Kluge As I wrap up my sixth visit to Ukraine since early 2022, my key message today is simple and urgent. Ukraine is approaching its third…

Already in summer, power outages due to damaged energy infrastructure have disrupted electric supply across Ukraine and impacted access to water supply, basic services, economic situation, and expected to affect central heating in winter. The national…