Displacement, civilian infrastructure, health, and the human accounting that sits underneath every economic figure.
Most buildings can wait for the power to come back. An operating theatre, a neonatal unit and a dialysis ward cannot. Keeping hospitals energised through the…
When the power goes out in November, the humanitarian question becomes very simple and very physical. The answer that winter was thousands of heated points with…
A health service still has to treat diabetes, deliver babies and manage cancer while it treats trauma. Keeping the ordinary side of medicine supplied was as…
On 22 July 2022 an arrangement was reached in Istanbul to move Ukrainian grain out through the Black Sea. The first vessel sailed in August. For…
The largest humanitarian programmes of 2022 did not distribute goods. They transferred money directly to households, because the shops were open and people knew better than…
Acute surgery saves a life in hours. Rehabilitation determines what that life looks like for the next fifty years, and Ukraine needed far more of it…
A hospital under pressure cannot treat everyone. From March 2022 the EU Civil Protection Mechanism began moving Ukrainian patients to hospitals across Europe, and the World…
The European Union had a mechanism for mass displacement on its books since 2001 and had never once used it. On 4 March 2022 it was…
The primary sources this archive rests on. All of them official bodies or institutional data providers.
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