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    An informational workshop, "Together for Change: Challenges on the Path to Recovery and Development, Success Stories," took place at the Center for Community and Civil Society Development in the village of Prolisne.

    An informational workshop, "Together for Change: Challenges on the Path to Recovery and Development, Success Stories," took place at the Center for Community and Civil Society Development in the village of Prolisne.

    Representatives from five territorial communities, for whom Recovery and Development Plans were developed with the support of Acted, participated in the workshop. Representatives from the Chuhuiv and Zmiiv communities also joined the discussion, where monitoring missions are planned in the near future.


    During the event, participants - including development experts, volunteers, local government representatives, and civic activists - actively exchanged experiences. Topics of discussion included the implementation of recovery programs, the execution of reconstruction projects, and the next steps for community development. Participants had the opportunity to share successful case studies, present current initiatives, and identify key challenges in the recovery process. The workshop demonstrated a high level of interest among communities in further cooperation and mutual support. The organizers, Acted and the Relief Coordination Center, reaffirmed their commitment to continuing to support initiatives aimed at the recovery and sustainable growth of affected communities.

    18.03.2025
    On March 3rd, at the Civil Society Development Center, the Charitable Organization Relief Coordination Centre, in collaboration with partners, organized an event called "The Power of Women's Beauty" for the wives and mothers of servicemen and fallen defenders.

    On March 3rd, at the Civil Society Development Center, the Charitable Organization Relief Coordination Centre, in collaboration with partners, organized an event called "The Power of Women's Beauty" for the wives and mothers of servicemen and fallen defenders.

    One hundred women from five evacuation hubs of the Kindrashivska, Vovchanska, Lypetska, Kurylivska, and Kupianska communities participated in individual photo sessions, during which they were assisted by professional makeup artists and photographers.


    A lecture on mental health was also part of the event. This knowledge is intended to help women improve their emotional well-being and relieve stress. We hope the event will boost their self-esteem and confidence while creating memorable moments that inspire and support them.

    03.03.2025
    The Relief Coordination Centre has developed an analytical tool — an interactive map in the field of humanitarian demining.

    The Relief Coordination Centre has developed an analytical tool — an interactive map in the field of humanitarian demining.

    The map, in real-time, provides detailed information on demining processes in the Kharkiv region. It offers up-to-date information on objects contaminated with explosive objects (EO), cleared areas, areas where work is ongoing, as well as places where public awareness is being raised.


    This tool provides the ability to receive detailed reports both within the entire region and for individual communities, which is useful for international and local anti-mine action operators. The use of an interactive map contributes to the effective planning of demining operations, increasing the level of safety and creating safe routes for the movement of the population.

    Map Layers Include:

    - Areas with identified explosive objects (EO)

    - Cleared areas

    - Current demining zones

    - Marked hazardous areas

    - Information on incidents and explosions

    - Places of information sessions

    Regular Data Updates


    Regular data updates provide an opportunity to effectively coordinate in the field of humanitarian demining and promote the safe return of citizens to their homes. This tool not only increases the safety of the civilian population but also ensures transparency in the conduct of demining operations, which is critical to restoring trust among the population.


    15.02.2025
    Working to optimize the full cycle of humanitarian response, the team at the CO Relief Coordination Centre has developed a comprehensive ecosystem called BRIDGE.

    Working to optimize the full cycle of humanitarian response, the team at the CO Relief Coordination Centre has developed a comprehensive ecosystem called BRIDGE.

    It combines current and most important profiles of organizations and grant opportunities for CSOs at the local and national levels.

    BRIDGE is more than just a program code; it is a community that includes representatives of organizations interested in the rapid and complete closure of existing requests, and the development and scaling of humanitarian policy in Ukraine.


    BRIDGE Capabilities:

    •  Searching for potential partnerships and available clusters;

    •  Creating publicly available requests for material needs, which will be closed as resources become available;

    •  Announcement of public events, meetings, and pieces of training to improve the knowledge of representatives of charitable organizations;

    •  Access to information and analytical projects of the RCC and other platform partners.


    This is only a small part of the BRIDGE functionality. After all, we are constantly improving software products, and responding to requests from platform visitors.


    Therefore, we encourage you to register and use all the features available to verified users.


    10.02.2025
    The RCC Is Working on the Development of an All-Ukrainian System for the Resettlement of IDPs

    The RCC Is Working on the Development of an All-Ukrainian System for the Resettlement of IDPs

    The constant movement of internally displaced persons within the country requires an effective system to coordinate this complex process. It will allow to quickly provide people with decent housing, provide humanitarian assistance, and promote the social integration of IDPs.

    The CO Relief Coordination Centre, supported by UHF, is working to create a unified database of temporary accommodation, managing evacuation processes at the local and national levels.

    This project has already been introduced in 12 regions of Ukraine, where it was presented to the leadership of regional military administrations and relevant departments.

    Interim results of the project implementation:

    • Agreements on the resettlement of IDPs already exist in 15 regions of the country;

    • 98 people have already been resettled in different regions;

    • 47 people settled independently in temporary accommodation centers thanks to contacting the hotline;

    • 17 managers to work with internally displaced persons are already working in temporary accommodation centers across the country;

    • A series of meetings have been held with potential donors and clusters regarding the arrangement and improvement of conditions in temporary accommodation centers;

    • Work is underway to create our own CRM product to systematize work in the regions and provide analytics/reporting to regional administrations and the President's Office;

    • An agreement has been reached with the Ministry of Social Policy to collect information on special institutions for the placement of people with alcohol/drug addiction and additional support for the project in the regions;

    • Involvement of representatives of IDP Councils in the regions in the project implementation. 4 online meetings were held to strengthen the work of our representatives in the region.


    Our mission is to ensure the rapid, dignified, and safe resettlement of IDPs across Ukraine.

    31.01.2025
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