In response to the war in Ukraine, on the 8th of April 2022, our Project launched a call for Ukrainian civil society organisations and activists to propose initiatives which could respond to the diverse needs triggered by the war. Support was made available as ad-hoc support for civil society projects, fellowships as well as referrals to other organisations.
Through our ad-hoc mechanism we directly supported 14 initiatives, covering a wide range of topics; as well as 13 smaller scale initiatives were supported through the EaP Civil Society Fellowship programme.
Check #StandWithUkraine Call Results here and learn more about the supported initiatives below:
#StandWithUkraine / Ivano-Frankivsk Community and EU Join Efforts to Help Ukrainian IDPs
Officially in August 2022 every eighth resident of the city of Ivano-Frankivsk in the Western Ukraine was an IDP: the city with a population of around 240,000 hosts almost 33,000 Ukrainians who had to flee
#StandWithUkraine / The European Union Sides with Pregnant Women in Wartimes
For most women it is very hard to imagine being pregnant in the middle war, surrounded by incredible turmoil and fear. And yet this is what many Ukrainian women have been going through since February
#StandWithUkraine / More Inclusive and Accessible Housing for IDPs in Ukraine
As of January 2023, the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) estimates 5.4 million IDPs are displaced across Ukraine, with approximately 25% of IDPs being children[1]. 25% of IDPs surveyed by IOM report one or more
#StandWithUkraine / European Union Reinforces Data Driven Approach to Post-War Economic Recovery of Ukraine
The Russian invasion of Ukraine led to the devastating destruction of many spheres of Ukrainian life, including local economic development. A considerable number of territorial communities have been occupied, leading to a large influx of
#StandWithUkraine / EU Fosters the Integration of Displaced Ukrainians into the Irish Society
Since 24 February 2022, nearly 7.9 million Ukrainians have been forced to leave Ukraine to seek shelter in other countries[1]. As of November 29, more than 64,000 displaced Ukrainians arrived in Ireland (increasing the population
#StandWithUkraine / Keeping Ukrainians Informed: Safety, Rights, Public Services
The Russian invasion leaves Ukrainian territories in ruins and mined. Next to humanitarian assistance, Ukrainians need information on how to stay safe in the war-affected territories and what help is available. The action implemented by
#StandWithUkraine / The European Union Stands with Residents of Kryvyi Rih
Over 70,000 internally displaced Ukrainians (IDPs) found their temporary homes in Kryvyi Rih and nearby towns and villages[1]. Many of those came from Donbas, Luhansk and Kherson oblasts. They all dream of the end of
#StandWithUkraine / Educational Hub for IDP Children in Uzhhorod: Inspiring to Learn and Live
“For me it was a new way of learning. Studying here [at the Hub] was very interesting. I had good teachers and found many new friends here. When I was at the Hub, I felt
#StandWithUkraine / EU Supported Rehabilitation Summer Camps for Children in Ukraine
By September 2022, at least 60% of Ukrainian children had been forced to leave their homes due to the war. Many kids lost their homes, families, were under shellfire and fled the occupied cities. In
#StandWithUkraine / Supporting Bucha Plast Educational Centre: Training Volunteers and Facilitating Aid Delivery
The story of the Russian occupation of a small town Bucha in Kyiv oblast, Ukraine, in February and March 2022 has become known in quite literally every part of the world. However, what happened after