On World Humanitarian Day OCHA Ukraine shows the lives of people in Donbas, Ukraine.
KYIV – The UN World Food Programme (WFP), in collaboration with the Ministry of Social Policy and the Pension Fund of Ukraine, has started transferring complementary cash payments to pensioners in regions most affected by the war.
With donors’ support, FAO and MAPF will provide farmers with 30 000 polyethylene grain sleeves
With support from donors like the People of Japan, UNHCR is able to support displaced and war-affected Ukrainians with vital assistance and protection services.
Thanks to generous funding from the government of France and private donors, the UN World Food Programme (WFP) helped schools serve 5.6 million hot meals for close to 90,000 primary school children in the 2023-2024 academic year in Ukraine.
Kyiv, 26 May 2025 — In Sumy region, air raid alerts often last longer than a working day, and there is a lack of qualified professionals. Despite this, local small and micro businesses keep going — thanks to the courage and resilience of the region’s residents and the support of the United Nations and international donors.
On this World Humanitarian Day, the humanitarian community calls upon international donors to provide urgent funding to help meet the most critical needs of 1.9 million people in eastern Ukraine. In the first six months of 2021, humanitarian actors have provided assistance to over 800,000 people on both sides of the “contact line”. However, if additional funding is not made available, the most vulnerable will be left without support.
