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Ukraine two years on: Destruction and displacement, the devastating impacts of the escalation of war revealed in new NRC report Almost half (47 per cent) of people surveyed in the east and south of Ukraine report their…

KYIV, 21 February 2024 – As the war in Ukraine enters its third year, around 630,000 children – over 1 in 12 of the total pre-war child population – who were displaced have returned home to…

RELIANCE ON AGRICULTURE AS A PRIMARY SOURCE OF INCOME In Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizhzhia Oblasts, agriculture was reported as the primary source of income, particularly in rural areas. Individuals commonly own personal plots close to their homes, with an…

SITUATION OVERVIEW More than two years have passed since the Russian Federation’s invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022. The widespread destruction and loss of life have resulted in the largest humanitarian emergency in Europe since the…

Recommendations coming from research include improving access to finance, introducing new financing instruments, and developing strategies for job creation and wage growth Kyiv, 20 February 2024 -- A comprehensive new United Nation Development Programme (UNDP) study conducted…

INTRODUCTION & BACKGROUND This report presents an analysis of focus group discussions (FGDs) conducted over the course of December 2023 and January 2024 with children affected by the conflict in Ukraine, including those displaced within Ukraine as…

Two years of unrelenting war in Ukraine has brought unimaginable suffering and pain to tens of millions of Ukrainians, including the country’s 7.5 million children. To date, the conflict has sent over 3.7 million Ukrainians into…

Overview With the war in Ukraine still ongoing, many details of the already widespread damage to its natural environment remain unknown. Nevertheless, both the overall planning for environmental restoration and faster action in areas where it is…

Overview The intensity and visibility of wartime environmental damage in Ukraine has helped focus attention on who is collecting data, and for what purpose. On the surface, the conflict’s consequences are very well documented by historical standards,…

High-Level
Working
Group
on
the Environmental
Consequences
of
the
War Andriy
Yermak
and
Margot
Wallström,
Co-Chairs Introduction Ukraine
has
suffered
catastrophic damage
since
Russia's
full-scale military
attack
in
February
2022. The
loss
of
human
life
and
the deep
suffering
across
society
is incalculable. The
natural
environment
has
been
one
of the
war's significant casualties,
and
addressing this damage
has
been
a
priority
for
the
Ukrainian
Government
and
civil
society.
 Despite Ukraine's commitment to date, the needs remain great. This includes …