News

War in Ukraine shocks global food supply, putting lives at risk

A young mother and her baby are weighed before being examined for malnutrition at UNFPA-supported Marib General hospital in Yemen, a country that relies heavily on food imports. Skyrocketing food prices have increased the number of people in need of food assistance from 16.2 million in 2021 to 19 million people in 2022. © UN/Giles Clarke

27 April 2022

Resources

Ukraine Emergency Situation Report #7 – 20 April 2022

Resource date: Apr 2022

Author: UNFPA EECA

Press Release

Women and girls in Ukraine and neighboring countries require urgent support

19 April 2022

Snapshot: UNFPA’s response in Ukraine and the region

Ukraine War: Psychosocial support for refugees in Moldova

Published on: 18/04/2022

Natalia is a UNFPA-supported psychologist who is working with Ukrainian women and girls who fled into Moldova.

“The war trauma haunts them all. They feel lost and don’t know where to go next,” she says.

Learn how UNFPA is providing refugees from Ukraine with the support they need.

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A 72-year-old refugee from Ukraine tells of a life left torn apart by war

Valentina Ejova, a 72 year-old refugee from Mykolaiv in southern Ukraine, looks through photos of a former life as she transits through the Moldexpo temporary refugee placement centre in Chișinău, in the Republic of Moldova © UNFPA Moldova/Adriana Bîzgu

11 April 2022

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Ukrainian refugees build new lives far from home

Ivanna Povchenuik (center) left her home in Ivano-Frankivsk in western Ukraine with her two children for the Polish border, from where they continued to Belgium, a journey that took 35 hours. © Martin Thaulow

05 April 2022

Statement

UNFPA calls for urgent action to protect the rights of women and girls affected by the war in Ukraine

08 April 2022

News

“War trauma hunts them all”: Psychosocial support for Ukrainian refugees

Psychologist Natalia Gandrabur comforts Olga, who fled from Odessa, Ukraine and is staying at a refugee placement centre in Chisinau, Republic of Moldova. Psychologists from UNFPA-supported Youth Friendly Health Clinics are providing psychosocial support to those in need. © UNFPA/Siegfried Modola

25 March 2022

News

A 12-hour walk at 7 months pregnant: Escape from the horrors of war in Ukraine

Natasha Kuznetsova, a seven-month pregnant Ukrainian refugee, is treated for an acute kidney infection at the Sfânta Treime hospital in Chișinău, in the Republic of Moldova © UNFPA Moldova/Eduard Bîzgu

18 March 2022

War in Ukraine shocks global food supply, putting lives at risk

Ukraine Emergency Situation Report #7 – 20 April 2022

Women and girls in Ukraine and neighboring countries require urgent support

Snapshot: UNFPA’s response in Ukraine and the region

Ukraine War: Psychosocial support for refugees in Moldova

A 72-year-old refugee from Ukraine tells of a life left torn apart by war

Ukrainian refugees build new lives far from home

UNFPA calls for urgent action to protect the rights of women and girls affected by the war in Ukraine

“War trauma hunts them all”: Psychosocial support for Ukrainian refugees

A 12-hour walk at 7 months pregnant: Escape from the horrors of war in Ukraine

Ukraine Emergency Situation Report #6 – 5 April 2022