Russia-Ukraine: International armed conflict

More than one year on from the escalation of international armed conflict in Ukraine, the devastation continues to affect every aspect of people's lives. Many of the millions who fled are unable to return home, and those who remain face dire conditions, with limited access to water, heat, health care and other essential services. The impacts on people's mental health, whether they are inside or outside of Ukraine, continue to grow. Through this Emergency Appeal, the IFRC continues to support the Ukrainian Red Cross and other National Societies in the region who are standing side-by-side with communities, providing crucial and long-term humanitarian aid to meet a wide range of needs.

After a bridge to Demydiv, Ukraine was damaged in hostilities in April 2022, Ukrainian Red Cross emergency response team volunteers built a crossing over the river and helped evacuate more than 15,000 people.

10/05/2023

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21/06/2023
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19/05/2023
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26/04/2023
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04/07/2023
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13/04/2023
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Ukraine and impacted countries crisis (MGR65002)

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22/12/2022
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07/10/2022
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Ukraine and impacted countries crisis (MGR65002)

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Our response to date

Russia-Ukraine international armed conflict: One year of the global Red Cross Red Crescent Movement response

One year on from the escalation of conflict in Ukraine, the devastation continues to affect every aspect of people's lives. This document provides an overview of the global Red Cross Red Crescent Movement response to this crisis, both inside and outside of Ukraine. We continue to support the Ukrainian Red Cross and other National Societies in the region who are standing side-by-side with communities, providing crucial and long-term humanitarian aid to meet a wide range of needs. This document is available in various languages below and in Russian here.

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Our response strategies by sector

19/12/2022
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Ukraine response: Shelter strategy

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Ukraine response: Protection gender and inclusion (PGI) strategy

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Ukraine response: Migration and displacement strategy

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19/12/2022
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Ukraine response: Mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) strategy

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19/12/2022
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Ukraine response: Information management strategy

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19/12/2022
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Ukraine response: Health and care strategy

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19/12/2022
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Ukraine response: Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA) strategy

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19/12/2022
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Ukraine response: Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA) strategy

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02/06/2023
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Ukraine response: National Society Development (NSD) strategy

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