Ukraine

Ukraine has seen intense fighting since 24 February 2022. This has led to a grave humanitarian crisis, with millions of people in dire need, including those who have fled across borders and many more who are on the move inside the country or unable to leave encircled towns and cities. The United Nations and partners have been assisting vulnerable communities in the conflict-torn eastern regions for the past eight years. Now we are collectively scaling up our supplies and services to meet the massive and urgent relief and protection needs for civilians across the country.

24 June marks four months–more than 120 days–of Russia’s war on Ukraine. Millions of civilians across all regions of the country have been affected.
The situation is dire in the Donbas, especially in Sievierodonetsk in Luhanska oblast and in eastern Donetska oblast. Humanitarian access is restricted and, at times, impossible.
The number of civilian casualties surpassed 10,000, including 4,662 killed and 5,803 injured.
On 20 June, a 12-truck inter-agency convoy delivered critical supplies to assist 64,000 people in Kramatorsk and Sloviansk in the GCA of Donetska oblast.
8.85 million people have received humanitarian assistance since 24 February. The number of humanitarian partners has quadrupled since September 2021 to 320 organizations.

A humanitarian worker is supporting a resident of Hostomel town heavily affected by recent hostilities. (Photo: IOM, Hostomel, Kyivska oblast, 17 April 2022)

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Ukraine Flash Appeal: Funding Update

HRPs are the result of OCHA’s work with humanitarian partners around the world to identify the most critical humanitarian needs, plan responses and determine the budgets needed to address them. Requirements for this year are outlined below.

Total Requirement

$2.2 billion

Funding to date

$1.8 billion

Funding gap

$482.5 million

Top 5 Donors

United States of America	$785.9 million (44.6%)
European Commission	$127.7 million (7.2%)
Japan	$80.6 million (4.6%)
Canada	$71.5 million (4.1%)
Disasters Emergency Committee (UK)	$61.3 million (3.5%)

Top Funded Sectors

Not specified	$890.4 million
Food Security & Livelihoods	$228.5 million
Protection	$172.4 million
Health	$104 million
Water, Sanitation & Hygiene	$73.2 million

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Ukraine Humanitarian Fund

Humanitarian Funds are set up for complex emergencies and support the highest-priority projects of the best-placed responders (including international and national NGOs and UN agencies) through an inclusive and transparent process that supports priorities set out in Humanitarian Response Plans (HRPs). Figures below are for this year.

Total Amount

$175.6 million

Total Paid Amount

$137 million

Total Pledged Amount

$38.6 million

Top 5 Donors

Donor	Pledged	Paid
United Kingdom	$19 million	$23.5 million
Canada	$19.6 million	$11.8 million
Netherlands		$22.3 million
Germany		$18.5 million
Australia		$11.1 million

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Funding for OCHA Ukraine

The following donors contributed earmarked funding for this year.

Total Requirement

$15,397,364

Earmarked Contributions

$8,795,587

Opening Balance

$228,983

Total (Contributions + Opening Balance)

$9,024,570

Earmarked Donors

Donors	USD
Bulgaria	52,521
Canada	156,138
Estonia	149,343
Germany	337,079
Japan	500,000
Latvia	133,929
Norway	1,362,881
Poland	500,000
Slovenia	219,058
Switzerland (DEZA/SDC)	269,397
United Kingdom (FCDO, ex DFID)	2,615,241
United States (USAID-BHA)	2,500,000

Unearmarked Donors

OCHA received unearmarked contributions from the following donors:

Australia
Belgium
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
Germany
Iceland
Ireland
Japan
Kazakhstan
Korea, Republic of
Luxembourg
Monaco
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom (FCDO
ex DFID)

Unearmarked contributions (or commitments) are those for which the donor does not require the funds to be used for a specific project, sector, crisis or country, leaving OCHA to decide how to allocate the funds.

** May include unearmarked and earmarked funding with implementation dates beyond the calendar year

*** Excludes miscellaneous income (e.g. adjustments, gain/losses on exchange rate etc.)

Funding information from the OCHA Contributions Tracking System