The Kharkiv Region has been hit by strikes every single day, killing and injuring civilians and damaging civilian infrastructure in violation of #International humanitarian law.

Humanitarian Coordinator, Denise Brown, visited the site of a recent Russian attack. Watch more🎥:

New waves of Russian attacks are causing massive destruction of energy infrastructure across Ukraine. Regrettably, it's not the 1st time Russia has struck Ukraine's power grid.

Last year, the United Nations made every effort to support the recovery of the energy sector.

#UkraineRecovery

The situation is not only horrifying in Odesa but also alarming in Kharkiv and along the entire front line in the Donetsk Region.

Civilians, once again, are paying a high price for this new escalation of Russian strikes and hostilities on Ukrainian territory. The people of…

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Decent job opportunities + stable income is key to inclusion & self-reliance of internally displaced people in 🇺🇦

UNHCR & partners organise job fairs + provide vocational training so people can obtain new skills, find jobs & continue their path to recovery. #UkraineRecovery

Russia's invasion has shattered Ukraine's economy, causing a significant loss of jobs and income.

Unemployment is particularly high among those forced to flee the war and women.

The United Nations is supporting the economy's recovery, investing in the people of Ukraine.

Some examples ⤵

Labour rights are human rights.

On Wednesday’s International Workers' Day, see how International Labour Organization brings together governments, employers and workers representatives to achieve social justice and decent work for all: ilo.org/global/about-t…

Odesa has faced deadly attacks for two days in a row. Humanitarians, 10th of April, New Dawn, Ukrainian Red Cross , @wckitchen are on the spot assisting affected people with vital:
⚕️ first medical aid
🫂 psychological support
🏘️ materials for emergency repairs
🍞 food & drinks

International humanitarian law protects civilians, educational facilities and other civilian infrastructure.

Humanitarian Coordinator Denise Brown condemns another deadly attack in 📍Odesa, #Ukraine

New waves of Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure threaten the country's energy security & have a severe human impact.

Electricity is needed to ensure water delivery or for hospitals to operate.

UN Human Rights documented 20 facilities hit in just above a month ⤵

Born of the #Chornobyl disaster exactly 38 years ago, the city of #Slavutych has suffered several setbacks in its short life. But the city authorities are fighting for its future, and with #EU and UN Development help made a strategy for its recovery and growth. 🔗 undp.org/ukraine/storie…

With over 3.2 million people reached through water system repairs in 🇺🇦, IOM is committed to rebuilding and supporting the critical infrastructure in the country. #UkraineRecovery UN Ukraine

Friday is International Chernobyl Disaster Remembrance Day.

The women, men and children affected by radioactive contamination must never be forgotten. un.org/en/observances…

Only half of all Ukrainian school-age children can access education in person.

Russia's relentless attacks continue to disrupt education & make it extremely challenging for children living close to the front line.

The United Nations is supporting education - a pillar of #UkraineRecovery .

The #Chornobyl Disaster Remembrance Day is a reminder to the world of the urgency of ensuring the safety of nuclear power plants, including the Zaporizhzhia NPP, under Russian occupation.

The human & environmental tragedy occurred in Chornobyl 38 years ago cannot be repeated.