1. Water and Habitat
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Ukraine crisis 2015
Economic Security
650,000 660,000
Health
82
3462,355
health facilities in
Non-Government Controlled
Area were provided with
medicines.
doctors up-skilled their
capacity to treat
war-wounded people,
attaining aWar Surgery
Seminar.
cartridges and flacons of
insulin have been donated
to patients residing in
Luhansk and Donetsk
regions.
130,000 2,100,000
3213
people assisted through
donation of construction
materials.
people benefited from
assistance to water boards
and electricity supply
companies.
schools & kindergartens
for approximately 7,500
beneficiaries, received
roofing and other
construction materials.
health facilities repaired,
benefiting 2,500 patients.
12,00013,000
food rations distributed to
355,335 people.
hygiene parcels and various
household items distributed
to 370,944 people.
detainees received food
assistance and various
non-food items on NGCA.
people received cash
assistance, including those
who worked on
rehabilitation of houses
damaged during the conflict.
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doctors up-skilled their
capacity to manage
emergency cases due to 2
Emergency RoomTrauma
Courses conducted by ICRC.
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soap
2,500 Heating
Agriculture15,000
people in Lysychansk,
Rubizhne and
Sieverodonetsk were
receiving bread daily during
the first half of the year.
6 villages on the front-line,
supported with wooden
briquettes for heating
during the winter.
Assessment ongoing to
identify long-term
support to food
production.
people staying in some 80
social institutions
received food assistance
and various hygiene items
on NGCA.
supported, which are
providing medical treatment
to wouned and sick people.
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Health
facilities
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In Ukraine the ICRC is helping people affected by
the conflict in the east of the country.
NGCA of Donetsk
region
38%
33%
28%
2,1 mln.
Total
NGCA of Luhansk
region
GCA
GCA- Government Controlled Area
NGCA - Non-Government Controlled Area
Total number of beneficiaries

2. Detention Family Links
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424
87
316
pending tracing cases.
107
Red Cross messages
collected.
Red Cross messages
distributed.
Oral greetings exchanged
via ICRC
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Places of
detention
visited
618
Detainees
visited
408
Officers and soldiers
trained in International
Humanitarian Law and
ICRC mandate and
activities.
Armed & Security Forces Cooperation with URCS
Caring for the deadMine Risk
8,000 25
115446
marking signs and 200
rolls of marking tape
produced and delivered to
Emercom and military on
both sides.
latrines installed on
checkpoint in Berezove.
persons from frontline
towns and villages received
an MRE training and 158
MRE trainers trained.
Mine Risk Education
(MRE) trainings organized
together with Ukrainian Red
Cross (URC).
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2
experts and volunteers
trained in Forensic Human
Identification and proper
management of the dead in
Forensic Seminars.
Medico Legal Bureau and
DNA laboratories on both
sides of the conflict assisted
with materials, specialized
kits and equipment.
round tables on
Management of the dead
and Identification took place
in Kyiv and Donetsk.
body bags and additional
equipment donated to
Body Recovery teams and
Forensic practitioners.
3,770over
Over 340 staff members (more than 270 residents and 75
expatriates) working in offices located in Kyiv, Donetsk,
Lugansk, Mariupol, Sloviansk, Sievierodonetsk and Odesa.The
budget of the ICRC in Ukraine for 2016 is about 65 million US$.
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6035
volunteers of Ukrainian Red
Cross Society (URCS) took
part in 3 meetings and
simulations of Emergency
ResponseTeams (ERT) .
staff and volunteers of URCS
participated in 3
CooperationWorkshops
conducted by the ICRC.
members of the Red Cross
branches from Lugansk and
Donetsk regions participated
in 2 workshops on Safer
Access Framework.
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URCS volunteers/ERT
members trained in 3 First
Aid training sessions
conducted with the ICRC
support.
ICRC Activities Overview
Ukraine crisis 2015