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Ukraine Emergency Situation Report #13 - 18 October 2022

Resource date: Oct 2022

Author: UNFPA

Updates

Denmark contributes $3.6 million to protect women and girls' health and rights in Ukraine and Moldova

12 Sep 2022

Anastasia rests in a maternity ward hospital with her newborn son, Jan, on April 28, 2022 in Chisinau, Moldova. © UNFPA/Siegfried Modola

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Ukraine Emergency Situation Report #12 – 6 September 2022

Resource date: Sep 2022

Publisher: UNFPA EECA

News

After six months of war, physical and mental scars ravage generations across Ukraine

Nataliia was four months pregnant when the war started in February 2022. Due to the stress of the conflict she gave birth three months early: Her fourth son, Artem, was born at Kyiv Oblast Perinatal Centre, which received emergency medical supplies from UNFPA. © UNFPA/Serhii Tymofieiev

24 August 2022

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Ukraine Emergency Situation Report #11 – 5 August 2022

Resource date: Aug 2022

Author: UNFPA EECA

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Ukraine Emergency Situation Report #10 - 8 July 2022

Resource date: Jul 2022

Author: UNFPA EECA

Updates

USAID allocates US$12.4 million to support access to lifesaving reproductive health and protection services for women and girls in Ukraine

19 Jul 2022

A UNFPA psychologist from one of the psychosocial mobile teams provides support to an evacuee in Mariupol. © UNFPA Ukraine

Updates

The Government of Korea allocates US$ 2 million for women and girls in Ukraine and Moldova

18 Jul 2022

News

Ukrainian refugees in Moldova guaranteed access to comprehensive sexual and reproductive health services

Olga rests with her new daughter after delivering her via caesarean section at the maternity hospital in Balti, in the Republic of Moldova. Olga was seven months pregnant when she fled with her four-year-old son, Timofey, from their home town of Ochakiv, near the southern port city of Odesa in Ukraine. @ UNFPA Moldova

29 June 2022

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Ukraine Emergency Situation Report #4 - 14 March 2022

Resource date: Mar 2022

Author: UNFPA EECA

Intensive fighting continues with attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure, increasing the need for humanitarian assistance to protect women’s rights, health and dignity. Protection and humanitarian access remain a key challenge.

UNFPA and its partners scale up the response to meet growing needs in Ukraine and Moldova. UNFPA Executive Director Dr. Natalia Kanem visited refugees in Moldova and met with senior national officials.

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