Reports

This report is produced by OCHA Ukraine in collaboration with humanitarian partners. It covers the period from 3 p.m. (EET) 18 March to 3 p.m. (EET) 21 March. The next report will be published on or…

Highlights Internal displacement and damage to basic and critical infrastructure (hospitals, water systems and schools) increased drastically over the last week. As of 16 March, the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) recorded 780…

OPERATIONAL CONTEXT Protection of Civilians From 24 February to 16 March, the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) recorded 2,032 civilian casualties in the country: (780 killed and 1,252 injured) as a result of…

Deeply concerned by the war in Ukraine and its escalating consequences, ICVA calls for an immediate cessation of hostilities, the protection of civilians, and adherence to international law. With every passing day the situation in Ukraine becomes…

The following document is compiled from the best secondary data available at the time of publication. All data are subject to change. Location: Ukraine Start date of crisis: Feb/Mar 2014; Escalation: 24 Feb 2022 Typology of crisis: conflict, displacement, insecurity On…

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…

Summary of crisis & key findings Location: Donetska and Luhanska oblasts, Eastern Ukraine Start date of crisis: February/March 2014 Typology of crisis: conflict, displacement, insecurity Since the start of the conflict, >13 000 people have been killed…

Protection Highlights • Protection of Civilians: The number of security incidents continued to increase – in October, INSO registered 520 cases (478 in September and 440 in August). The number of damaged civilian houses increased from 31 (September) to 40…

HIGHLIGHTS • Protection of Civilians: One year since the ceasefire, introduced on 27 July 2020, there has been an 82% decrease in civilian casualties due to active hostilities. In spite of the positive trend, the security situation…

Highlights In 2020, the armed conflict and impact of the COVID-19 pandemic continued affecting millions of people in eastern Ukraine, especially children, young people and people with disabilities living in both the government (GCA) and non-government (NGCA)…