Kyiv, July 09, 2025 - As Ukraine prepares for the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025 (URC25) in Rome, CARE calls on governments, donors and recovery actors to ensure gender equality and the needs of...
UN Women helped 180,000 Ukrainian women in 2024 to lead in recovery efforts, politics, businesses and more. "I can't imagine myself anywhere else,” says Kseniia Mishyna, although she cannot remember...
Depuis 2020, avec le soutien d'Affaires mondiales Canada, le projet SEED (Securing Women's Economic Empowerment for Recovery and Development) d'Acted a amélioré la prospérité économique des femmes et...
Since 2020, with support from Global Affairs Canada, Acted’s Securing Women’s Economic Empowerment for Recovery and Development (SEED) project enhanced women and the most vulnerable and marginalised...
More than three years after the escalation of the war in Ukraine, the toll on civilians and humanitarian personnel keeps on rising. Despite the hardship caused by continued attacks and recent funding...
CHALLENGES AND BARRIERS TO A MORE EQUITABLE AND INCLUSIVE MINE ACTION SECTOR 1. Lack of awareness, stigma and stereotypes around gender equality and mine action Many members of local communities,...
UN Women calls for more direct, flexible, and long-term funding to women’s rights organizations to ensure life-saving programs for women and girls to meet sudden funding gaps. Kyiv, 12 March 2025 -...
Veronika Boloban, founder of the Kids Hub children’s centre and ILO grantee from Bila Tserkva, Ukraine has created a space where children feel comfortable, cosy and safe while their mothers can...
DNIPRO, Ukraine – A young mother stepped off the train in the central Ukrainian city of Dnipro, holding a small bag and guiding her five children with her other arm. She had fled the Zaporizhzhia...
Ukrainian women and girls’ voices must be central to conflict resolution February 21, 2025 – Ahead of the three-year mark of full-scale war, the situation of the people in Ukraine remains dire. The...
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Three years into Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the toll on women and girls remains staggering. They continue to bear the heaviest burdens – displacement, economic instability, heightened...
Ukrainian women are facing heightened exposure to gender-based violence; rising unemployment; decreased decision-making power; greater domestic burdens; and a severe mental health crisis.
As Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine is set to begin its fourth year, more than 1.7 million women and girls remain internally displaced throughout the country, according to IOM data. The war...
Ahead of the Fifth EU Senior Officials Meeting on Ukraine in Brussels, CARE Emphasizes the Need for Inclusion of Women’s Rights Organizations in Humanitarian Response. As the humanitarian community...
Overview The ongoing war in Ukraine has exacerbated existing Gender-Based Violence (GBV) risks, while also creating new risks including conflict-related sexual violence and risks regarding sexual...
KYIV, Ukraine – When war reached the Donetsk region of Ukraine, 60-year-old Iryna* was forced to flee the home and community she had built throughout her life. Displaced to Kyiv, Iryna struggled to...
Survivors of violence may often: • Feel inadequate or unworthy • Experience fear and vulnerability • Blame themselves for the violence • Struggle to recognize their own worth • Suffer from nightmares...
“For my business, winter with blackouts is a disastrous time,” said Iryna Fishchuk. Fishchuk runs a small bakery and café in Ivano-Frankivsk, a city in western Ukraine, where she employs women who...
KYIV, Ukraine – In the early hours of the morning, at a location in Ukraine not far from the front line of the war, Antonina* found herself staring at a disturbing message on her phone. It was a...
25 November 2024, Kyiv –The campaign of 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence takes place in Ukraine at a time of war, just after the country marked 1000 days since the Russian...
