Assessments

METHODOLOGY The methodology for assessing the needs of communities affected by hostilities serves as the foundation for collecting accurate and systematic data, which is crucial for effective recovery and support. Armed conflicts cause significant damage not only…

Executive Summary The suspension of United States foreign assistance has created a crisis for women-led and women’s rights organizations (WROs) in Ukraine, threat-ening their ability to sustain operations, protect and aid vulnerable groups and advance gender equality…

Introduction Energy disruptions have become a defining feature of the war in Ukraine. Targeted attacks on power generation and distribution infrastructure have caused widespread blackouts, disrupted heating systems, and severely impacted essential services, compounding the conflict’s broader…

CONTEXT AND RATIONALE Three years after the escalation of the war in Ukraine in February 2022, the humanitarian crisis continues to impact the population in the country, leaving 12.7 million people in need of humanitarian assistance according…

Key Messages • The prevalence and severity of humanitarian needs across settlements, as measured by the Settlement Vulnerability Index (SVI) (see Endnote 5), has not changed dramatically from December to February, suggesting it may take more time…

METHODOLOGY The methodology of researching the needs of communities affected by hostilities is the basis for collecting accurate and systematic data that is critical for the effective recovery and support of these communities. Warfare causes significant damage…

Kharkiv mission 07.02.2025 report final ENG_UHF Title Kharkiv mission 07.02.2025 report final ENG_UHF Publisher Reneé Wynveen Date Monday, February 24, 2025 Type Coordination Management Filename Kharkiv mission 07.02.2025 report final ENG_0.pdf Source Shelter Cluster Hub East-Hub Language English Tags Situation Report Assessment, Monitoring, and Evaluation Also available in the following languages: Ukrainian ЗВІТ МОНІТОРИНГОВОЇ МІСІЇ Підготовка до…

January 2025 Monitoring Mission Solid Fuel Kharkivska Oblast Title January 2025 Monitoring Mission Solid Fuel Kharkivska Oblast Publisher Reneé Wynveen Date Monday, February 24, 2025 Type Coordination Management Information Management Filename Kharkiv mission 27-29.01.2025 report_0.pdf Source Shelter Cluster Hub East-Hub Language English

Updated damage assessment finds $524 billion needed for recovery in Ukraine over next decade KYIV, 25 February 2025 – Three years into Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the United Nations, in collaboration with the Government of Ukraine,…

KEY MESSAGES Movement dynamics: Over the past three months, assessed CSs reported hosting a total of 10,693 newly arrived IDPs, of whom 68% (8,879 individuals) were recently evacuated or self-evacuated from high-risk areas. Additionally, in case of…