Reports

Legal Briefing Note – On Sexual Violence (SV) provides an overview of SV, including its definition, forms, and legal frameworks. It addresses how SV fits within GBV and domestic violence categories, outlines relevant Ukrainian and international…

The Danish Refugee Council (DRC) has conducted a comprehensive legal analysis of key components of Ukrainian legislation related to Gender-Based Violence (GBV). As part of this initiative, DRC is pleased to present legal briefing notes that…

Humanitarian workers can be disciplined – even fired – for unacceptable behaviour in relation to sex. These are the rules they must comply with: Humanitarian workers are not allowed to have sexual relationships with anyone under the…

Dnipro, Ukraine - Alla and Vadym Kovalchuk are an ordinary married couple from Dnipro who have faced extraordinary challenges. In 2014, when the war in eastern Ukraine began, their son Spartak was born. Growing into his first…

Introduction Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA) has been crucial in the IFRC network's response to the vast humanitarian needs resulting from the international armed conflict between the Russian Federation and Ukraine. CVA-based activities include a variety of support…

A comprehensive mapping of the operational status of health facilities Overview The Health Resources and Services Availability Monitoring System (HeRAMS) aims to provide decision-makers and health stakeholders with vital, up-to-date information. This system is dedicated to monitoring the…

The partnership is aimed at ensuring Ukrainian children's right to a safe and healthy environment by promoting sustainable practices and participation of youth in green recovery. Ahead of the upcoming United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 29),…

“I was never a political person and had no interest in politics. My life revolved around my family and my children,” before the outbreak of the conflict in Ukraine, Olga was on maternity leave, taking care…

Research looking at how physical, social and psychological barriers exclude older Ukrainians, particularly those displaced due to war, from community life. Key Findings The war has led to a significant increase in isolation and loneliness among older people,…

Updates from CCCM Cluster In January-June 2024, fifteen CCCM partners supported 61,241 people in 1,028 collective sites across the county, accounting for 71.5% of the overall site population (85,505) in 52% of the sites. The beneficiaries include…