Reports

Authored By: Jess Keller Women’s participation in the design and implementation of Ukraine’s recovery programs is critical to maximize the effectiveness of the reconstruction process, take into account differentiated needs, and bolster post-conflict development. Key recommendations: Promote women’s participation,…

Agenda: Review existing barrier analysis and quality assurance tools that may be adapted to facilitate efficient, quality data collection on the needs, capacities, services, and care of male survivors in Ukraine. Determine whether consultations are necessary to adapt…

Ukraine: Civilian toll rises as fighting intensifies Russian forces continued to hit civilian targets across Ukraine, leading to over 100 reported civilian fatalities -- a 40% increase compared to the previous month -- with the Donetsk, Kherson,…

INTRODUCTION In response to a request from the Zakarpatska Oblast Military Administration (ZOMA), IOM conducted a study to gather data on the situation, needs and future intentions of internally displaced persons (IDPs) currently residing in Zakarpatska oblast…

UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay carried out a two-day mission to Ukraine, with visits to Kyiv, Chernihiv and Odesa, to reaffirm the Organization's support to the population and to advance the reconstruction of the country’s cultural sector.…

In September and October of 2022, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) conducted a rapid assessment to identify the primary barriers faced by people with disabilities when attempting to access humanitarian aid, including during evacuation. The…

Executive summary The Ukraine Energy Damage Assessment Report was jointly prepared by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the World Bank with input from the Government of Ukraine. The report is based on data collected between…

More than $1.2 billion is urgently needed for emergency repairs to critical infrastructure Kyiv, 5 April 2023 – Relentless attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure has caused over $10 billion in damages and left over 12 million people…

On 30-31 March, under the leadership of the UN Resident Coordinator’s office and in partnership with the UN Country Team, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) organized a “Data for Solutions in Ukraine” symposium. Creating a common…

KEY MESSAGES Following the onset of full-scale war in February 2022, deteriorated security conditions and displacement of staff and students have forced many schools to resort to online education. War-related disruptions such as power cuts, loss of internet,…