From Mutual Understanding to Sustainable Peace
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Section 1. Psychosocial services
Improvement of approaches to provision of mental health services Section 2. Raising awareness of peacebuilding and conflict-sensitivity issues Implementation of peacebuilding projects and improving interaction between communities
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asing tension, building confidence and mutual understanding E between groups with different views
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Confidence building and psychosocial rehabilitation for children Section 5. Peacebuilding analytical platform Examining urgent conflict-related challenges faced by Ukrainian society
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Ryan Grist, Head of International Alert Representative Office in Ukraine International Alert believes that peace is precious. Peace needs to be protected every day, and every day we all need to work to ensure that non-violence becomes more securely and deeply embedded in our societies. Everyone, young or old, rich or poor, in all walks of life, has the power to contribute in small or big ways to that essential common effort. By doing so we help to create the conditions in which everyone can achieve their full human potential. Peace is about more than official treaties and international agreements. It starts in the hearts and minds of individuals, and in communities. This short booklet is about our efforts, together with Ukrainian partners who share our non-violent values, to help ensure that peace in Ukraine becomes more secure, more solid, more deeply embedded. Huge peacebuilding challenges lie ahead for Ukraine, but the evidence in this short booklet suggests that peace is possible, peace is in demand, and peace is the way that the vast majority of Ukrainians see their collective future. Time to get to work.
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International Alert began its conflict prevention activities in 1986, focusing on solving root causes to build long-lasting peace. The organization's key values were formulated based on its experience in more than 60 countries of the world. Making our world a place where everyone has the right to a peaceful and worthy life, where people seek to resolve their differences without resorting to violence, is entirely in our hands. In 2015, as a response to urgent needs of the Ukrainian society, International Alert opened a Representative Office in Ukraine and, with the financial support of European Union, began implementation of the Psychosocial Seeds for Peace: trauma rehabilitation and civic activism Project.
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Peace has to be won inch by inch, just as people making an area safe from unexploded landmines have to work carefully to clear the debris of war. This is so that people can walk their children to school in safety; feed their family and have a home; and make a living, no matter who they are‌ when their rights are protected, and they can speak out and shape decisions that influence their lives. Peace is as much about communities living side by side and resolving their differences without resorting to violence, as it is about people signing a treaty, laying down their arms or changing government policy. Indeed, half of all peace deals unravel within five years. So to create this peace we have to work right across society – from the kitchen table to the negotiating table. Even in the midst of war Harriet Lamb CEO, International Alert
The "Psychosocial Seeds for Peace: trauma rehabilitation and civic activism". Project aimed at solving two specific tasks: 1. Strengthening efforts with respect to mental health care and psychosocial rehabilitation at national and local levels; 2. Elaboration of peacebuilding strategies both in conflict-affected communities and at the national expert level.
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Psychosocial services
"At the start of the conflict, everyone talked about the need to satisfy basic human needs, such as food, medicines and shelter", – says Inna Topal, Project Manager of the International Alert Representative Office in Ukraine. – "However, three years have passed and it becomes apparent that we have to work on elaboration of a long-term strategy for restoration of peace to ensure conditions for successful integration of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and ATO participants, in particular, through provision of high-quality psychosocial services". At least 1.6 million people became internally displaced in Ukraine since the outbreak of war in 2014. Most of them have fled the fighting in Eastern Ukraine1. Unfortunately, many people experienced trauma, for example, shelling, captivity, wounding or loss of a close person. Statistical data indicate that 74% of respondents who required mental healthcare did not receive necessary assistance. High cost of medical services and medicines is the main reason for refusal to apply for medical assistance2.
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Ministry of Social Policy of Ukraine www.kmu.gov.ua/control/uk/publish/article?art_id=249675546 Study "Hidden burdens of conflict: Issues of mental health and access to services among internally displaced persons in Ukraine", May 2017, www.international-alert.org/publications/hidden-burdens-of-conflict-uk
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International Alert jointly with the Global Initiative on Psychiatry – Tbilisi ("GIP"), London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and Kyiv International Institute of Sociology conducted a study "Hidden burdens of conflict: Issues of mental health and access to services among internally displaced persons in Ukraine". 2,203 IDPs aged 18 years and over were surveyed throughout Ukraine within the framework of the study3. The survey found a prevalence of the following mental disorders: Depression
Anxiety
22%
17%
16% men, 25% women
13% men, 20% women
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
32%
22% men, 36% women Mental disorders have a strong effect on relations with family members, and reduce a person’s ability to work and undertake normal daily tasks. The main factors significantly associated with mental disorders include: female sex, older age, cumulative trauma exposure, recent displacement and a ‘bad’ household economic situation. "Due to such mental disorders as PTSD many people, even those who left the fighting area, find it difficult to continue normal life and hope for a better future. Therefore, work on mental health recovery should become an integral part of peacebuilding activities in Ukraine", – Inna Topal points out. 3
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Psychosocial services
International Alert jointly with GIP (Tbilisi) supported three teams of professionals in opening multi-discipline model centers in Kyiv, Dnipro and Lviv aiming to help conflict-affected people, including displaced persons and ex-combatants, to re-integrate into the society. The centers' professionals apply an innovative multi-disciplinary approach that combines provision of psychological, social and legal assistance.
Model centers
Lviv
Dnipro
Model and regional centers (total):
Kyiv
Provided services for 500 direct beneficiaries In total, over 1,500 beneficiaries were met
13,045 – direct beneficiaries; over 35,000 – indirect beneficiaries
Beneficiaries who received services during 2016-2017.
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In addition to 3 model centers for provision of multi-disciplinary services, the Project supported creation of 6 regional mobile teams. Ukrainian specialists used the unique experience of their Georgian colleagues who shared it during trainings, mentoring, and two study visits to Georgia.
Vitaliy Klymchuk, Doctor of Psychological Sciences, Professor of the Department of Clinical Psychology of the UCU, Head of the Model Center "Space of Hope" (Lviv) "Cooperation with International Alert opened up new horizons for us. In the first place, we managed to provide assistance to a great number of people affected by consequences of the war. In the second place, we learned international experience of mental health agencies organization and established a lot of professional contacts in Ukraine and abroad. It was an excellent experience of operational and strategic management, financial management and monitoring of the quality of our work."
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Raising awareness of peacebuilding and conflict-sensitivity issues Lack of skills in applying conflict-sensitive approaches is one of the major obstacles in the work of civil society organizations. Actions aimed at achieving positive results may have an adverse impact especially at the time of an armed conflict. Without a proper analysis of all parties' interests, good intentions, especially during times of war, may cause a new twist in the spiral of the conflict.
International Alert gathered 200 opinion leaders from over 15 regions of Ukraine and held 8 trainings on conflict analysis and conflict-sensitivity issues. This achieved a very positive effect – most of the participating civil society organizations started implementing projects on peacebuilding and interaction between different communities with the application of a conflict-sensitivity analysis of planned activities.
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Liudmyla Yermak, Deputy Head of the NGO "Power in Unity", Manager of the Project " 3-day School "Peacebuilding as an Action" "In the course of implementation of the project 3-day School "Peacebuilding as an Action", it was very important for me to feel an atmosphere of confidence and benevolence. From the very first minutes, you find yourself as a partner, not just a beneficiary. It encourages you to do the best job possible, especially since you work side by side with professionals who are always ready to help you. We, the people who live in conditions of the war and have no experience of overcoming consequences of military conflicts, desperately need help. International Alert shares its invaluable experience and knowledge, promotes activation of peacebuilding processes in the society and helps to improve the situation. And this is vital for Ukraine!"
8 trainings
Kharkiv, Odesa, Kyiv (3), Chernihiv, Zaporizhzhya, Kramatorsk
Participants from 15 regions
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Supporting civic initiatives at the local level International Alert believes that consolidated community is the foundation for long-lasting peace. Civil activists are the voice of the society and it is very important that this voice is powerful and united. Conflict and context analysis-based projects are very different, but they all aim to ease tensions, build confidence and increase mutual understanding between groups with different political views and experience of participation in the conflict.
The projects were implemented in the following regions: Donetsk, Luhansk, Kharkiv, Dnipro, Zaporizhzhya, Poltava, Odesa, Kyiv, Lviv and Cherkasy.
Map of projects implemented in Ukraine
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1. "Social Animation" NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION "FREE COMMUNITY - COMFORT CITY" (Berdiansk, Zaporizhzhya region) Organization of cartoon films festival. Creation of six cartoon films on the topic "How to restore Peace". NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION "COMMUNITY SUPPORT CENTER" (Novopskov, Luhansk region) Holding of 30 psychosocial trainings and group events on the topic: "Dialogue and paths of reconciliation". Holding of a social animation festival "Dialogue: paths of reconciliation", creation of 30 socialactivism cartoon films. CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION "PAROCHIAL CHARITABLE FOUNDATION "CARITAS POLTAVA" (Poltava, Poltava region) Creation of an animation and rehabilitation studio "Multmaysternia" on the basis of the center for children and family.
1. Do good
2.Happiness machine
3.What makes wait?
4. Loneliness and love
*Scanning of QR-codes enables viewing of cartoon films on youtube.com
5. Kindness
6. Drop of life*
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2. Sunny children (children with special needs) CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION "CHARITABLE FOUNDATION "SVOYI" (Kyiv, Kyiv region) Creation of a social and pedagogical family center "9.11" for IDPs' children with special needs.
3. Peer to Peer Support NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION "NEW DONBAS" (Kyiv, Kyiv region) Creation of a series of social videos about friendship as a path to reconciliation between children who live on territories controlled and temporarily noncontrolled by the Government of Ukraine. Inclusion of the videos to Social Advertising Festival "Molodiya Festival" in Kyiv.
1. Dima Vasylyev. "Dialogues with Friends"
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2.Nastia about friendship. Donetsk - Zhytomyr.
3. Andriy Shcherban'. Project "Dialogues with Friends"
*Scanning of QR-codes enables viewing of social videos of the "New Donbas" project on youtube.com
Small grants program (for project budgets below EU 5,000) is, first of all, an opportunity for civil society organizations – both experienced, as well as those who just begin implementation of their important initiatives at local level – to apply in practice knowledge and skills gained during trainings on conflict-sensitivity. Therefore, International Alert supported more than 25 projects, most of which continue their development without our financial support. This is the best indicator of success. Alena Lukyanchuk, Coordinator of the International Alert Project in Ukraine
ZAPORIZHZHYA REGIONAL CHARITABLE FOUNDATION "CHILD'S SMILE" (Zaporizhzhya, Zaporizhzhya region) Increasing awareness of the problem of sexual violence by holding information events in Berdiansk and Bakhmut for at least 400 teenagers. PRIVATE INSTITUTION "UKRAINIAN NETWORK FOR ADULT EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATIONS" (Zaporizhzhya, Zaporizhzhya region) Promotion of creative methods (Loesje technique, forum-theater) among youth and employees of social agencies, public institutions and opinion leaders. Holding of 8 creative sessions aimed at increasing the culture of dialogue in communities of Berdiansk, Melitopol, Dnipro, Zaporizhzhya, Kramatorsk and Kharkiv. NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION "CENTER OF SOCIAL INITIATIVES AND PARTNERSHIP" (Cherkasy, Cherkasy region) Holding of a series of educational events for youth from Cherkasy region on the following topics: conflict-sensitivity, basics of communication, basics of school mediation and introduction to understanding of "Do No Harm!" approach, hate speech, discrimination.
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4. Building a culture of dialogue REGIONAL NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION "ASSOCIATION FOR SUPPORT OF COMMUNITY INITIATIVES "ASSA" (Kharkiv, Kharkiv region) Lowering the level of conflict between different groups of citizens of Kharkiv city and Kharkiv region by developing a training course on peacebuilding for senior pupils, submitting it to experts in the field of education, departments of education, wide range of school teachers and general public and introducing it in Ukrainian schools of general education. NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION "INSTITUTE OF PEACE AND UNDERSTANDING" (Kyiv, Kyiv region) Establishing four school mutual understanding (mediation) services in Kyiv region, in which studentsmediators who completed a training on basics of mediation and rehabilitation practices and will work with pupils. Production of a video-guide "How to create a school mutual understanding service: step by step". CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION CHARITABLE FOUNDATION "BORYS BILASH FOUNDATION" (Slovyansk, Donetsk region) Creation of online platform for online dialogue, where different groups of people who live on territories controlled and temporarily non-controlled by the Government of Ukraine can conduct a dialogue and find common solutions for the conflict.
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Dialogue is more than just a possibility for people to talk. First of all, dialogue is people's confidence that their opinion is important and they will be heard. People's possibility to be different and think differently is a pledge of our society's resilience and vitality.
NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION "POKROVSK LEAGUE OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN" (Pokrovsk, Donetsk region) Implementation of a series of events aimed at improving children's and adults' understanding of their past and developing dialogue skills, in particular: 2 trainings "Peacebuilding principles: from conflict to dialogue", 2 trainings "Critical thinking", 2 trainings "Removal of social tension"; 9 interactive discussions on a topic "Myths and stereotypes in the region's history"; 6 focus-groups on analysis of the region's conflict-inducing factors. In addition, a book titled "History of colonization of Pokrovsk district" was published and presented. KHARKIV CITY NON-GOVERNMENTAL ASSOCIATION "COMMUNITIES DEVELOPMENT CENTER" (Chuhuiv, Kharkiv region) Improving competencies, raising the level of dialogue between demobilized ATO soldiers (excombatants), employees of local self-government bodies, owners/managers of enterprises and companies, which employ demobilized ATO soldiers, and members of the Chuhuiv Club of Public Dialogue. NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION "UNITED HEARTS FOUNDATION" (Kryvyi Rih, Dnipro region) Creation of a camp for children from the "gray" zone in Bilovodsk (Luhansk region) aimed at forming identity and peaceful conception of the world.
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5. Strengthening women's role NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION "HROMADSKE TV: CHERKASY (Cherkasy, Cherkasy region) Production of four inspirational video stories about displaced women and holding of open meetings with successful displaced women as a mechanism for replication of success models among female IDPs.
6. Gender-based violence NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION "WOMAN OF FUTURE" (Berdiansk, Zaporizhzhya region) Analysis of women's condition and needs by means of forum-theater technique, identification of problems of gender-based violence among female IDPs and local community. Raising awareness and breaking gender stereotypes, formulation (jointly with the project female participants) of recommendations for authorities and community on solving these problems. Ksenia Kleynos, founder of the first Anti-cafe “CHAS YE� (There is time) in Berdiansk, Peacebuilding Trainer "Women and men experience various violations of their rights during military conflict: men are primarily prone to armed violence, while women mainly suffer from gender-based violence, forced displacement and social discrimination. Genderbased approach enables noticing various roles, possibilities and capacity of women and men during and after a conflict. This improves efficiency of peacebuilding activities."
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Luhansk region* 500 beneficiaries surveyed
Donetsk region* 500 beneficiaries surveyed
7% of women experience or experienced
19%of women experience or experienced
33% of women experience physical
29% of women experience physical
sexual violence, 13% of them recognize (perceive) it as a violence;
sexual violence, 11% of them recognize (perceive) it as a violence;
violence, 11% of them recognize (perceive) it as a violence;
violence, 16% of them recognize (perceive) it as a violence;
39% of women face restriction of liberty,
41% of women face restriction of liberty,
3% of them recognize (perceive) it as a restriction of liberty;
13% of them recognize (perceive) it as a restriction of liberty;
52% of women are financially limited, 5% 46% of women are financially limited, 8% of them recognize (perceive) it as financial limitation;
of them recognize (perceive) it as financial limitation;
49% of women experience threats of
53% of women experience threats of
violence, 3% of them recognize (perceive) it as threats of violence;
violence, 8% of them recognize (perceive) it as threats of violence;
97% of women experience psychological
98% of women experience psychological
violence, 11% of them recognize (perceive) it as psychological violence;
violence, 16% of them recognize (perceive) it as psychological violence;
Study "Specific features of a woman's subjective experience of her own life" in Donetsk and Luhansk regions * Study of gender-based violence was conducted with financial support of the European Union within the framework of joint work with partners of the Charitable Foundation "Nasnaha" and Mariupol State University. www.nasnaha.org.ua/uk/osoblivosti-sub-yektivnogo-perezhivannya-zhinkoyu-vlasnogo-zhittya
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7. Post-traumatic rehabilitation DNIPRO REGIONAL NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION "EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES" (Dnipro, Dnipro region) Social rehabilitation of ATO veterans and IDPs with physical traumas through sporting events and sports.
8. Interaction NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION "POWER IN UNITY" (Dnipro, Dnipro region) Establishing relations between IDPs and hosting community. CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION "REGIONAL REHABILITATION CENTER "REHABILITATION" (Hirnyk, Donetsk region) Joint construction of a greenhouse by IDPs and hosting community as a path to dialogue and hope for growth of welfare. NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION "INFORMATION AND RESOURCE CENTER OF CULTURAL COMMUNICATIONS "DIALOGUE" (Berdiansk, Zaporizhzhya region) Creation of an "Intercultural dialogue and unity" Square and holding of a series of cultural events aimed at establishing a long-lasting dialogue between different ethnic minorities.
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CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION "INTERNATIONAL CHARITABLE FOUNDATION "NADIYNYI TYL" (settlement Dymer, Kyiv region) Holding of a "Volunteers Workshop" as a tool for establishing a dialogue and interaction between volunteers from various parts of the country and with different views. ASSOCIATION "NEW HORIZONS" (Drohobych, Lviv region) Activities to improve tolerance in the society and stop spreading hate speech in order to establish a dialogue and promote cohesion between hosting community, IDPs and excombatants. NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION "REGIONAL ANALYTICAL CENTER" (Izmail, Odesa region) Formulation of recommendations for local authorities and regional administration, organization of training for 25 representatives of local self-government bodies (village mayors and village councils' deputies, national minorities' leaders) on prevention and settlement of conflicts in a community for the purposes of development and application of network dialogue practices that unite divided communities in Ukraine. CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION "HUMANITARIAN FOUNDATION "HELPER UA" (Berdiansk, Zaporizhzhya region) Community cohesion through art, in particular, painting of a mural "Peace Harbor".
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Education camps for children During 2016-2017, International Alert with its partners supported the organization of camps for children aimed at developing peacebuilding culture. These were attended by more than 3,000 children from different parts of Ukraine. Such camps facilitate psychosocial rehabilitation, building of confidence among children from different regions of Ukraine, and overcoming certain hostile images and stereotypes arising due to ongoing conflict. Children are our future. They have the capacity for building a decent, civilized, country, therefore, we believe that work with them is one of the most important directions of International Alert's activity in Ukraine.
More than 3,000 children
3% children with special needs 17% children from schools for IDPs
and schools relocated from temporarily uncontrolled territories of Ukraine 10% children from vulnerable families 40% children from IDPs' families 30 children from ex-combatants' families
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13 camp locations in Sumy, Luhansk, Kyiv, Kherson, Kharkiv, Lviv, Odesa, and Donetsk and Poltava regions
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Education camps for children Iryna Sazonova, Head of the Charitable Organization All-Ukrainian Charitable Foundation "For the Right to Life", Senior Psychologist of the camp "Lisova Zastava" (Forest Outpost) "It has been almost three years since the outbreak of armed conflict in Ukraine. Children in front line area (along confrontation line) live in inhuman conditions: there's no heating, electricity and water supply, children have no access to full value and regular nutrition. Children suffer from psycho-emotional and sleep disturbances due to shelling and psychological disorders. According to the data of the WHO Children Protection Subgroup, approximately. 30,000 of such children remain in the front-line area today. Many of them suffered physical injuries, but one and all experienced psychological traumas. In order to ensure full value nutrition, high-quality medical service and psychological rehabilitation, a psychological rehabilitation camp "Lisova Zastava" for conflict-affected children was created in Kyiv region with the support of the All-Ukrainian Charitable Foundation "For the Right to Life". International Alert's contribution into implementation of this project was crucial. Within the framework of the project supported by the European Union, International Alert became the first donor that assisted the Charitable Foundation and financed psychological rehabilitation of almost 1,000 children."
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Peacebuilding analytical platform 4 studies were conducted jointly with the partners - NGO "Ukrainian Center for Independent Political Research" and NGO "Mariupol Youth Union": "Russophone identity in Ukraine in the context of the armed conflict in the east of the country", "Relations between the state and citizens in the east of the country", "Decentralization in Ukraine: Achievements, expectations and concerns", "Mariupol: Life with the conflict and post-conflict prospects". The goal of conducted studies was to understand people's opinion on urgent issues faced by society today due to the conflict in Eastern Ukraine and reforms in the country. Research results: "Relations between the state and citizens in the east of the country"1 In 2016, the number of applications received by local executive authorities and local self-government bodies from citizens of Donetsk region increased by 36.4% (71,115 applications in 2016 versus 52,118 applications in 2015). The number of issues raised in these applications increased, too. In their applications, citizens raised issues of housing and communal services most often - 22% of the total number. 14.8% of applications on this subject were received from dwellers of houses that remain damaged or destroyed as a consequence of fighting in the ATO area. Approximately 50% of the applications related to renovation of housing and communal objects were received from citizens of Avdiivka, Kramatorsk, Slovyansk, Toretsk; up to 30% - from Bakhmut, Volnovaha, Maryinka, Slovyansk and Yasynuvata districts. At the same time, it is difficult to say how efficient the policy of satisfying needs was in the field, and whether increased number of applications leads to fundamental changes in the policy in terms of development and implementation of special programs. Text of the study will be published soon on the web site of International Alert www.international-alert.org/publications
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Peacebuilding analytical platform Research results: "Mariupol: Life with the conflict and post-conflict prospects"1 During discussions of changes that happened in the city recently, participants of the research often mentioned that citizens became accustomed to the proximity to the conflict. According to respondents, a shock phase has passed and a period of energetic activity has arrived (evidenced in the return of those who had previously relocated, business revival, etc.) "We are situated in the conflict zone, a front line is close to us. This, of course, has its impact on the city, its citizens, general mood, etc., because anxiety, unsteadiness and instability hang heavy in the air." – from an interview with a medical worker. Top problems of Mariupol citizens' (expert opinion) 9
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Logistics
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Economic problems, lack of investments
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Unemployment 9
Water supply
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Yulia Tyshchenko, UCIPR Head of the Democratic Processes Support Program "In the time of complex social transformations, reforms, war and conflict, cooperation with International Alert partners enabled our organization to learn and analyze needs of people who live in the conflict zone. We proved able to understand importance of public dialogue, in which citizens' self-consciousness is formed. We have successfully analyzed potential weak points of reforms, in particular, decentralization reform, their impact on communities and creation of new identities in the communities. In addition, thanks to materials of the project we managed to attract attention of the society and authorities to language policy issue and its specific features. Cooperation with International Alert was professional, useful and important."
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International Alert expresses its gratitude to its partners in Ukraine ASSOCIATION "NEW HORIZONS" CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION "ALL-UKRAINIAN FOUNDATION "FOR THE RIGHT TO LIFE" CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION "CHARITABLE FOUNDATION "MISSION PODYH NADIYI" CHARITABLE FOUNDATION "CARITAS OF SAMBIR-DROHOBYCH EPARCHY OF THE UGCC"
CHILDREN NGO "YUN PRESS CLUB" DNIPRO REGIONAL NGO "EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES" INTENATIONAL CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION "CHARITABLE FOUNDATION "SOS DYTIACHI MISTECHKA UKRAINE"
CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION "CHARITABLE FOUNDATION "NASNAHA"
KHARKIV CITY NON-GOVERNMENTAL ASSOCIATION "COMMUNITIES DEVELOPMENT CENTER"
CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION "CHARITABLE FOUNDATION "SVOYI"
KHARKIV REGIONAL NGO "ASSOCIATION FOR SUPPORT OF COMMUNITY INITIATIVES "ASSA"
CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION CHARITABLE FOUNDATION "BORYS BILASH FOUNDATION"
NGO "ALL-UKRAINIAN CENTER OF ASSISTANCE TO VICTIMS OF TERRORISM IN THE EAST OF UKRAINE "FORPOST" ON THE TERRITORY OF DNIPRO"
CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION "HUMANITARIAN FOUNDATION "HELPER UA" CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION "INTERNATIONAL CHARITABLE FOUNDATION "NADIYNYI TYL" CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION "MENTAL HEALTH AND TRAUMA THERAPY CENTER "INTEGRATION" CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION "PAROCHIAL CHARITABLE FOUNDATION "CARITAS POLTAVA" Publisher: International Alert Email: info@international-alert.org Web site: www.international-alert.org Photos provided by International Alert Submitted for publication: 10.10.2017
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CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION "REGIONAL REHABILITATION CENTER "REHABILITATION"
NGO "CENTER FOR EUROPEAN INITIATIVES" NGO "CENTER OF SOCIAL INITIATIVES AND PARTNERSHIP" NGO "COMMUNITY SUPPORT CENTER" NGO "FREE COMMUNITY - COMFORT CITY" NGO "HROMADSKE TV: CHERKASY" NGO "INFORMATION AND RESOURCE CENTER OF CULTURAL COMMUNICATIONS "DIALOGUE"
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NGO "INSTITUTE OF PEACE AND UNDERSTANDING" NGO "MARIUPOL YOUTH UNION" NGO "NEW DONBAS" NGO "POKROVSK LEAGUE OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN" NGO "POWER IN UNITY" NGO "REGIONAL ANALYTICAL CENTER" NGO "UKRAINIAN ASSOCIATION OF SPECIALISTS IN COPING WITH THE CONSEQUENCES OF PSYCHO-TRAUMATIC EVENTS" NGO "UNITED HEARTS FOUNDATION" NGO "WOMAN OF FUTURE" ODESA REGIONAL CHARITABLE FOUNDATION "SPADSHCHYNA" (HERITAGE) PRIVATE INSTITUTION "UKRAINIAN NETWORK FOR ADULT EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATIONS" RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION "UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF THE UKRAINIAN GREEK-CATHOLIC CHURCH" UKRAINIAN CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT POLITICAL RESEARCH (UCIPR) ZAPORIZHZHYA REGIONAL CHARITABLE FOUNDATION "CHILD'S SMILE"
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"Peace is more than the absence of war" His Beatitude Liubomyr Huzar, Head of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church
Ukraine 2017