Reports

Summary of Context After eight years of armed conflict, the resulting humanitarian crisis in Ukraine has become protracted and has faded from global headlines. The ceasefire brokered in July 2020 has become increasingly fragile, resulting in the…

New World Bank Study Analyzes Climate Change Impact in Ukraine, Calls for Action to Build Resilience in Agriculture KYIV, February 9, 2022 – A new World Bank report, Ukraine: Building Climate Resilience in Agriculture and Forestry, is…

The volatile situation in eastern Ukraine has been further compounded by the COVID-19 crisis, creating heavy socioeconomic pressure on people affected by the continuing eight-year-long conflict. The disproportionately older populations living in isolated settlements in GCA…

Background This is the second of the five publications focused on recovery trends and resilience capacities in the Azov Sea area (ASA). The first factsheet in the series presented a situation overview and explored recent social, economic…

cVDPV2 outbreak response continues in the country A poliomyelitis (polio) vaccination campaign for children aged 6 months to 6 years who missed routine polio doses in the past will begin in Ukraine on 1 February 2022. This…

As concerns rise over a possible renewed Russian invasion of Ukraine (for CSIS political and military analysis of the situation, please see here and here), so too do concerns over the impact of such an invasion…

Health Cluster – Summary Health Cluster has stepped-up its emergency preparedness efforts in light of the potential escalation of the conflict in eastern Ukraine. Considering recent concerns over the increased tensions near the Ukrainian border, the Health…

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As conflict in Ukraine becomes more and more likely, and the media coverage and analysis ramp up, the narrative and reporting are missing one of the most important dimensions of any armed combat: the impact this…

Acknowledgements Authors Alexander Guest Orestis Panayiotou This paper would not have been possible without the input of several researchers and colleagues. We thank Dr Ilke Dagli-Hustings, Andrii Dryga, Kateryna Ivashchenko-Stadnik, Nestor Cheryba, Dr Alexandros Lordos, Christopher Louise, Marian Machlouzarides,…