V94:s strategiska samstämmighet med Ukrainas återhämtningsinsatser: En reflekterande analys

HIGHLIGHTS:

1. Humanitarian Assistance and Need inUkraine (2023):
  - 8.3 million people reached with humanitarian assistance.
  - 17.6 million people in need of humanitarian assistance.
  - The Ukrainian Government estimatesUSD 135.9 billion in damages, with reconstruction costs around USD 750 billion.

2. Environmental Impact:
  - Over 20% of Ukraine’s natural reserves affected.

3. Educational Impact:
  - Disruption in educational institutions affecting over 5 million children.

4. Casualties:
  - 1k civilians killed or injured by mines or explosive remnants of war.

MAIN READS:

- [EN] IAEA Director General Statement onUkraine (Update 193).
- [UK] Report on “Russians’ perception of the war in Ukraine”.
- [EN/UK] Inflation and Dynamics Reports (October 2023 to November 2023).

REPORT DETAILS:

- Period: 26 October - 8 November 2023.
- Focus: UNDP’s Resilience Building and Recovery Programme.
- Preparation: Decision Support Unit (DSU), based on collected and tagged information.

KEY DATA:

- External Funding: Over USD 38 billion mobilized by the World Bank Group since February 2022.
- Internal Funding: Significant loans and state programs supporting Ukrainian families and entrepreneurs.

MACROECONOMIC ANALYSIS:

- Fiscal Deficit: Expected to remain high before declining to 11.5% of GDP by 2025.
- Inflation: Moderated to 8.6% by end of August.

REGIONAL IMPACTS:

- Attacks: Increase in attacks on civilian areas and energy sector facilities.
- Affected Oblasts: Various oblasts listed with specific dates.

ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY:

- Energy Facilities: Targeted 35 times byRussian forces since September 2022.
- Medical Institutions: Over 10,000 generators obtained for uninterrupted operation.

GOVERNMENT CAPACITIES FOR CRISIS RESPONSE &MANAGEMENT:

- Recovery and Modernization Plan:Including EUR 50 billion from the EU.
- Health Cooperation: Over 200 medical evacuations completed since April 2022.

PUBLIC SERVICES:

- Social Care Services: UNHCR's support to local authorities.
- Education: Initiatives for IDP women and state funding for vocational schools.

EMERGENCY WORKS:

- Essential Utilities: UNICEF's efforts improviding safe drinking water.
- Mine Action: Land surveys and demining activities.

DAMAGES AND LOSSES:

- Casualties: Over 510 children died and 1,140 injured since February 2022.
- Humanitarian Aid: Efforts to deliver essential aid in frontline villages and towns.

SOCIAL COHESION AND HUMAN RIGHTS:

- Human Rights: Swiss Federal Council extends temporary protection for Ukrainians.
- Civil Society: Contributions to medical facilities in various oblasts.

CROSS-CUTTING ISSUES:

- Gender Equality: Progress in combating violence against women.
- Digital Transformation: Launch of the national program “Future Perfect”.

DISPLACED POPULATIONS:

- Support to IDPs: Various regional initiatives.
- Evacuations: Announced in response to intensified hostilities.

YOUTH:

- Study Presentation: “Ukrainian Youth Today” focusing on public and political participation.

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