IOM Global Office Brussels’ Post

Since 2022, over 6 million people have benefitted from IOM’s humanitarian and recovery efforts in #Ukraine.   From health care and shelter to connecting people with job opportunities, we have worked alongside local partners and grassroots civil society organizations to support those in need.   Yet, challenges remain and require urgent action: 🔴 New displacement continues – An estimated 3.67 million people remain internally displaced. 🔴 Financial vulnerabilities are high – Many struggle to access essentials like power banks, medicines, and food. 🔴 Housing and health care remain critical gaps, forcing people to relocate and increasing vulnerabilities.   That’s why continued funding is crucial to sustain efforts in Ukraine. Our goal: reduce reliance on aid and support locally led recovery.   This is our Crisis Response Plan ⬇️ Latest Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) report here: https://lnkd.in/embvEBFz IOM Ukraine IOM Europe and Central Asia