Humanitarian Bulletin

HIGHLIGHTS

• In October and November, large-scale attacks on energy resulted in extended blackouts, affecting an estimated one million consumers and impacting health care. 

• The attacks disrupted water and heating services, exposing vulnerable people to increased risks and necessitating winter-related support.

• Hostilities in front-line Donetska, Kharkivska and Khersonska oblasts continued, and more people fled from high-risk areas to safer parts of the country.

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• In the 11 months of 2024, 8 million people across Ukraine received at least one form of humanitarian assistance from some 645 organizations.

• By November, nearly 364,000 people received winter-related assistance under the 2024-2025 Winter Response Plan, including support for winter energy, non-food winter supplies and uninterrupted health care during the cold season. 

• By the end of November, the 2024 Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan was 62 per cent funded, as the onset of winter added a new dimension to the response to the humanitarian crisis in the country.

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