Go to EASE: Emergency Assistance and Support to Evacuation (Version 1.0)
EASE: Emergency Assistance and Support to Evacuation (Version 1.0)
Background Throughout 2024, frontline communities in the Kharkiv, Sumy, and Donetsk regions were subjected to regular shelling. As the security situation deteriorated, mandatory evacuations of civilians were announced. This triggered one of the largest waves of internal displacement since 2022. According to UN OCHA Protection Cluster partners’ assessments, more than 300,000 people in frontline areas […]
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Targeted Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE) in Dnipro Oblast
The project "Targeted Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE) in Dnipro Oblast" is a 6-month comprehensive intervention aimed at reducing casualties and risk-taking behavior among the civilian population by increasing mine safety awareness.
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IMPACT: Immediate Multisectoral Priority Assistance for Conflict-affected Territories
Background The prolonged crisis and intense military actions along the frontline in Ukraine have caused a significant increase in humanitarian needs across frontline, de-occupied, and border hromadas. The population faces the destruction of housing and infrastructure, financial instability, and shortages of food, medicine, and basic services. Low-mobility individuals, the elderly, women, and children remain the […]
Go to EASE 2.0: Emergency Assistance and Support to Evacuation
EASE 2.0: Emergency Assistance and Support to Evacuation
EASE 2.0 (Emergency Assistance and Support to Evacuation) is a multi-sectoral humanitarian project implemented by the TERA Consortium. The project spans 16 oblasts of Ukraine and integrates evacuation, cash assistance, general protection, psychosocial support, medical transportation, legal assistance, child protection, and rapid emergency shelter recovery.
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ACCESS: Assistance for Collective Centers and Essential Support Services
ACCESS (Assistance for Collective Centers and Essential Support Services) is a humanitarian project that combines the modernization of collective centers with the provision of comprehensive protection services, psychosocial support, social transportation, and home-based care for internally displaced persons and the local population in need of additional support.
Go to WATERS: Technical Assessment of the Water Quality Monitoring Situation in Ukraine
WATERS: Technical Assessment of the Water Quality Monitoring Situation in Ukraine
The "WATER" project is an independent, objective, and science-based technical assessment of the water quality situation, monitoring systems, and the existing institutional framework in Ukraine. The study focuses on current water treatment practices, control systems, and the capacity of water utilities (vodokanals) to maintain appropriate standards within the government-controlled territories of Ukraine.
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HIVE: Infrastructure Reconstruction through 3D Printing Technology
HIVE is the world's first innovative project to deploy 3D construction printing in a country in a state of war. The initiative is implemented by the "Team4UA" Charity Foundation with the support of the international technological humanitarian fund Humanitarian Innovative Technologies (HIT), in partnership with the Lviv City Council.
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Emergency Response and Food Assistance
Emergency response is the rapid provision of assistance to people affected by a crisis, disaster, or emergency to save lives, address urgent needs, and reduce further risks.
Go to Emergency Assistance and Support to Evacuations (EASE)
Emergency Assistance and Support to Evacuations (EASE)
A holistic program coordinated by Team4UA to address critical gaps in evacuations from frontline areas. EASE ensures civilians are safely transported to secure locations, with access to basic services and temporary accommodation.
