Reports

PROTECTION CONCERNS Security situation: OHCHR recorded 46 conflict-related civilian casualties: 13 killed and 33 injured, which represents a 142% increase compared with March 2018. Mines, booby traps and ERW accounted for 33% of casualties. Freedom of movement: On…

May 17, 2018 8:07 AM Henry Ridgwell EASTERN UKRAINE — Nearly 3.5 million people caught up in the conflict in eastern Ukraine urgently need humanitarian aid, according to the United Nations, which says its assistance program has received…

FACTS & FIGURES 4.4 million people affected (OCHA) An estimated 3.4 million people are in need of humanitarian aid (OCHA) Over 25 500 people injured and more than 13 000 killed (OHCHR) EU emergency and early recovery assistance: €681.1 million…

Situation Overview & Humanitarian Needs Within the framework of its response, UNICEF continued to provide critical supplies, including lifesaving treatment to people living with HIV in non-government controlled areas (NGCA) of Ukraine along with capacity strengthening of health and…

For four years armed conflict has consumed eastern Ukraine. Civilians continue to be killed and injured, and critical civilian infrastructure is routinely targeted and damaged. Today, 3.4 million people in Ukraine urgently require humanitarian assistance and…

04-05-2018 Over 12 000 people have been infected with measles in Ukraine so far this year. Of those affected, 9158 have required hospitalization and 9 have died, according to information provided by national health authorities as of…

HIGHLIGHTS Shelling and landmines remain leading causes of civilian casualties in 2018 • Winter weather disrupts electricity, heat, and water services for populations in eastern Ukraine • WFP ceases emergency food assistance in eastern Ukraine due to access and…

Humanitarian situation – highlights Security incidents near civilian infrastructure increased during the reporting period. According to WASH Cluster reports, 12 conflict-related incidents affecting water supply infrastructure were recorded in January–March 2018. Damage to the Donetsk Filter Station,…

Kyiv, 20 April, 2018 - The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) on request of the Ministry of Health has airlifted a new batch of vaccines against measles, mumps and rubella (MMR). This is the second delivery…

Situation Overview & Humanitarian Needs Continued shelling of civilian infrastructure, including civilian workers managing the water system, further aggravated the humanitarian situation in February, with at least 70 settlements on both sides of the contact line experiencing…