Assessments

2. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Conflict broke out in Ukraine in early 2014, following a series of protests across major cities in the east of the country. Despite two successive ceasefires in September 2014 and February 2015, the humanitarian…

OVERVIEW OF METHODOLOGY The objective of the National Monitoring System (NMS) in Ukraine, drawing from IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) approach, is to support the Government of Ukraine in collecting and analysing information on the socio-economic characteristics…

“We carry our tragedy inside” The 2017 Participatory Assessment Report for refugees, asylum seekers, and internally displaced persons in Ukraine Acknowledgements This report is based on dialogues with refugees asylum seekers, internally displaced persons, and persons at risk of…

Employment and housing remain the key challenges for internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Ukraine, according to the latest round of the IOM National Monitoring System on Situation of IDPs in Ukraine, funded by the European Union*. Three…

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY People living along the line of contact in the GCA are beset with a host of legal issues affecting their enjoyment of basic human rights and fundamental freedoms. The legal assistance needs assessment survey…

Executive Summary Older women and men living in Eastern Ukraine are some of the most vulnerable people affected by the conflict. Their complex needs faced prior to the conflict were only exacerbated by the humanitarian crisis. The conflict…

Executive Summary The crisis in Eastern Ukraine has significantly affected the entire population of the Donetsk oblast. However, given the pre-existing vulnerabilities and a demographic make-up of the buffer zone locations, older women and men have been…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY More than two and half years after the beginning of the conflict in Eastern Ukraine, recent reports have documented more than 9,000 civilian and military causalities, 1 20,000 houses damaged, 2 and the annual gross…

I. Executive Summary: Older women and men living in Eastern Ukraine are some of the most vulnerable people affected by the conflict. Their complex needs faced prior to the conflict were exacerbated by the humanitarian crisis. The…

1. Introduction In preparation for the World Humanitarian Summit (WHS), the WHS secretariat commissioned Ipsos to conduct community consultations with crisis-affected communities in multiple focus countries. The countries chosen for the consultations were Afghanistan, Guinea, South Sudan, Syria,…