Reports

Context It is estimated that since February 2022, close to 2 million housing units have been damaged, with over one-fourth of the damaged units being destroyed, while three-fourths are partially damaged. In the housing sector, of the…

Mine Action is a key pre-condition for all community-level reconstruction of housing, energy, social infrastructure and investments in local economic development. The Russian Federation’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has resulted in up to 30 per cent…

The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has resulted in extensive damage to the built environment, including housing, public services, and critical infrastructure. This widespread destruction is impacting the availability and accessibility of essential services, influencing displacement dynamics,…

Extensive Civilian Harm from Russian Attacks This Spring KYIV/GENEVA (3 July 2024) – The increase in attacks by Russian armed forces during March, April, and May caused extensive civilian casualties and significant damage to civilian property and…

1. Gender considerations from Inter-Agency Convoy Assessments – Alessia Minieri & Oksana Kononchuk, CARE. The presentation prepared by Alessia Minieri and Oksana Kononchuk covered several key points regarding gender-related findings from Inter-Agency Convoys (IACs) coordinated by OCHA's…

Key Messages On May 10, Russia launched a new cross-border offensive in Kharkiv. Attacks and shelling of settlements near the Russian border prompted a mandatory evacuation of approximately 20,000 people to Kharkiv City, most of whom are…

It was January 2023, when Viktoriya was setting up what could only loosely be called a “kitchen” in the open space just beyond the threshold of the small house on the outskirts of Dnipro. She was…

Agenda Item 14.2. Implementation of resolution WHA 75.11 (2022) Chair, The IAEA actively assists its Member States through some of the most challenging health emergencies. In response to the Ukrainian authorities’ requests for assistance to resolve current challenges…

Summary The Board of Governors, in its resolutions GOV/2022/17, GOV/2022/58, GOV/2022/71 and GOV/2024/18, requested the Director General to continue to closely monitor the situation regarding nuclear safety, security and safeguards in Ukraine and regularly report formally to…

This report presents key findings related to protection, including child protection, gender-based violence, and accountability to affected populations based on the most recent 2023 Multi-Sector Needs Assessment (MSNA) conducted in seven countries included in the 2023…