Ukraine
OCHA - Situation Report - Highlights ()
- While civilian casualties in Ukraine are at a record low, people continue to fall victim to conflict.
- Humanitarian community launches a call to support 1.8 million conflict-affected people in 2022.
- After seven years of conflict in eastern Ukraine, water, sanitation and hygiene needs remain acute.
- While the “contact line” remains largely closed, residents of areas beyond Government control are forced to enter Government-controlled areas through Russia.
In Focus
COVID-19 in Ukraine
Key Content
Statement by the Humanitarian Coordinator in Ukraine Osnat Lubrani [EN/RU/UK]
(Kyiv, 24 February 2021). As we try to understand the evolving situation in different parts of the country, I wanted to express our solidarity with the Ukrainian people. The United Nations and our...
UNICEF Ukraine Humanitarian Situation Report (24 February 2022)
Highlights UNICEF, together with partners, is at the forefront of the humanitarian response in eastern Ukraine and continues to reach vulnerable children and families affected by the conflict with...
OCHA Ukraine Situation Report, 17 Feb 2022 [EN/UK]
HIGHLIGHTS While civilian casualties in Ukraine are at a record low, people continue to fall victim to conflict. Humanitarian community launches a call to support 1.8 million conflict-affected people...
Latest Updates
Maps and Infographics
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Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine M. Russell on children in Ukraine [EN/RU]
War in Europe: Responding to Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
UN Allocates $20 Million from Emergency Fund to Humanitarian Response in Ukraine
UNICEF Ukraine Humanitarian Situation Report (24 February 2022)
Russian Federation Announces ‘Special Military Operation’ in Ukraine as Security Council Meets in Eleventh-Hour Effort to Avoid Full-Scale Conflict
Key Figures
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People in Need 2,900,000 15% decrease since 15 Feb 2021
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People Targeted for Assistance 1,800,000 5% decrease since 15 Feb 2021
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Children in Need 510,000 19% increase since 20 Nov 2020
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Conflict-related Civilian Casualties (Killed & Injured per month) 6 50% increase since 30 Nov 2021
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Conflict-related Civilian Deaths (per month) 1 67% decrease since 31 Aug 2021
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Conflict-related Civilian Injuries (per month) 5 25% increase since 30 Nov 2021
