The Ministry of Social Policy, Family and Unity of Ukraine, together with the Humanitarian Coordination Center, signed a Memorandum of Cooperation. The key goal is to develop a partnership and use the analytical data of the Humanitarian Coordination Center to coordinate evacuation processes in eastern Ukraine.

The cooperation includes:
Providing the Ministry with up-to-date information on the dynamics of evacuation at Transit Centers.
Using analytical data for prompt management decision-making.
Strengthening coordination between government agencies and humanitarian organizations.
The response of the state and the charitable sector to the greatest challenge of the war — mass evacuations
Today, Ukraine is facing one of the most serious challenges, which is associated with a significant increase in the evacuation dynamics in Eastern Ukraine. Every day, thousands of people are forced to leave their homes due to military operations and danger. The greatest pain and anxiety of these people is the unknown, because they do not understand where they will be able to stay, who will support them in the first days, or whether they will be left alone with their vulnerability. This partnership should become a new stage in the development of a systematic approach to supporting people forced to leave their homes, and at the same time a significant step for the entire charitable sector of Ukraine.
Yevhen Kolyada, Chairman of the Board of the NGO “Coordination Humanitarian Center”
Reference: The Humanitarian Coordination Center (HCC) coordinates and coordinates the actions of humanitarian missions and organizations in Ukraine. The HCC team, in partnership with Renome Smart, develops unique digital tools for the charitable sector. The organization’s main resource is up-to-date analytical information, which helps every day:
– Effectively allocate philanthropist resources.
– Avoid duplication of assistance.
– Ensure timely response to people’s needs.
Thanks to this work, the KGC is shaping new standards of coordination in the charitable sector of Ukraine, increasing the transparency, efficiency, and effectiveness of humanitarian support.



