The primary goal is to ensure that ICRC has the resources necessary to respond effectively to the evolving humanitarian situation in Ukraine.

Through this partnership, Switzerland aims to alleviate suffering, protect civilians, and contribute to promote respect for international humanitarian law (IHL) and its implementation, ultimately supporting peace and stability in Ukraine.

• Promote respect for IHL and other applicable norms between the parties to ensure protection of civilians
• Maintain efforts to sustain the provision of water, and other basic services
• Ensure people’s access to the health services that they need
• Help people restore family links and mitigate mines/ERW risks
• Seek access to POWs and others held, restore contact with their families and ensure fair treatment
• Continue support for the National Society, its capacities and auxiliary role in emergency response

Expected Results:  

1. Food consumption support for 145,200 people
   Food production aid for 25,110 people
2. Income support initiatives for 30,425 people
   Improvement of living conditions for 281,598 people
3. Water and Habitat activities benefiting 7,124,775 people
4. Health and Medical Support to 92 health centers and 90 hospitals
5. Support for 24 physical rehabilitation projects
6. Protection of civilians and ensuring access to essential services
7. Facilitation of compliance with IHL
8. Restoration of family links and addressing the fate of missing persons

Results from previous phase:  

In 2023, the ICRC made substantial humanitarian contributions in Ukraine, focusing on:

• Medical support, legal and psychological assistance, and infrastructure enhancement
• Distribution of over 240,000 food parcels and essential medical supplies to health facilities
• Promotion of IHL through training programs reaching over 1.34 million individuals involved in military, police, judiciary, and education sectors
• Significant psychosocial support and legal aid facilitated for families affected by the conflict