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Agenda: Introduction FSLC Updates Overview of January 2023 partners report ActivityInfo reporting Monthly basis reporting system FSLC sub-national clusters Updates on upcoming Ukraine Humanitarian Fund Partners’ updates AoB

KEY FINDINGS As of 23 January, IOM estimates 5.4 million IDPs are displaced across Ukraine. This represents a decrease compared to 5.9 million as of 5 December 2022. The estimated number of IDPs in Ukraine has been…

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Emergency Response: UNHCR is complementing the government-led response with protection services, shelter and housing assistance, cash assistance and distribution of essential items. Winterization: Since September 2022, UNHCR prioritized programmes that enabled IDPs, war-affected persons, and returnees to…

We are deeply concerned by reports that many children displaced by the war in Ukraine have been forcibly transferred to other Russia-occupied territories or deported to Russia and placed in Russian foster and adoptive families, given…

This Factsheet is produced on a monthly basis for Protection and Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA) specialists who are considering, planning for, or already using CVA integrated into protection programming to support protection outcomes for individuals…

The Emergency Telecommunications Cluster (ETC) was activated in Ukraine on 3 March 2022 following the escalation of armed conflict between Ukraine and the Russian Federation. ETC SitReps are distributed every month. Highlights • On 17 February, the ETC…

[NOTE: There was a previous GCM in Poltavska Oblast on 14 February that was not attended by government representatives, as had been the practice in 2022; however, after changes in oblast level appointments, the newly-designated Deputy…

1. Specific objectives and research questions The 2022 Multi-Sector Needs Assessment in Ukraine was conducted to analyse the demographics, multisectoral humanitarian needs, service access, and displacement dynamics of populations living in Government Controlled (GCA) and Conflict-Affected Areas…

Highlights As of early February 2023, WHO’s Surveillance System for Attacks on Health Care (SSA) has verified over 760 attacks in Ukraine, with close to 700 attacks impacting health facilities. The situation is particularly dire in areas…