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356 |
January 1, 2016 |
Dnipropetrovska, Dnipropetrovsk |
Public Union “Enough to Poison Kryvyi Rih” defends environmental rights and works to reduce industrial pollution. They combat discrimination against residents of industrial regions and advocate for better laws and monitoring tools. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Green infrastructure and energy efficiency |
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348 |
April 3, 2019 |
Mykolaivska, Mykolaiv |
Public organization “Polygonivka Vector of Development” works on urgent community problems and socio-economic development. They strengthen youth civic activism, create leisure spaces and provide psychological support to residents. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Employment and livelihood support |
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242 |
February 1, 2022 |
Ivano-Frankivska, Zabolotivska village |
Charitable organization “Patriotic Zabolotivshchyna” is a volunteer center established on the basis of the municipal health center, with separate departments for food, hygiene products and other essential goods, as well as a humanitarian headquarters. The center prepares backpacks with necessary items for mobilized people and sews unloading bags and bags for medicines. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Distribution of humanitarian aid and support |
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244 |
February 1, 2022 |
Ivano-Frankivska, Zabolotivska village |
Volunteer assistance for IDPs. Humanitarian headquarters. Food and temporary accommodation for IDPs |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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248 |
February 1, 2022 |
Chernivetska, Chernivtsi city |
Creation of a refugee reception center based on the dormitories of Fedkovych Chernivtsi University |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Local coordination and crisis headquarters |
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249 |
February 1, 2022 |
Chernivetska, Chernivtsi city |
Provision of temporary housing for IDPs in preschool and secondary education institutions; integration of displaced children into the educational process; employment of refugees with appropriate professional education in the educational sector |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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252 |
February 1, 2022 |
Chernivetska, Chernivtsi city |
Staff and students from the Center for Culture and Leisure of Chernivtsi Fedkovych University organized multiple charity activities – from concerts to fairs and fundraising. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Cultural and artistic activities |
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257 |
February 1, 2022 |
Chernivetska, Khotyn city |
Department of Economic Development and International Cooperation of the Khotyn City Council provided IDP’s registration and adaptation (IDP register, holding various events, involvement in volunteer activities: assistance in equipping shelters, etc), humanitarian assistance to IDPs. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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258 |
February 1, 2022 |
Chernivetska, Khotyn city |
KU “City Development Agency” provided community-based project management targeting IDPs |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Community-based project management |
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259 |
February 1, 2022 |
Chernivetska, Khotyn city |
Free food and rest for IDPs |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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260 |
February 1, 2022 |
Chernivetska, Khotyn city |
House for temporary and long-term residence of IDPs |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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262 |
February 1, 2022 |
Khmelnytska, Shepetivskaya city |
Volunteer headquarters, before 2014, they supported the army, and since 2022 joined in supporting IDPs seeking shelter in the Khmelnytskyi region. Most come for material assistance – things, food, personal hygiene products. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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263 |
February 1, 2022 |
Khmelnytska, Shepetivskaya city |
Offline and online psychological consultations to overcome stressful periods and provide psychological support |
Resilience |
Information & communication |
Online education and remote support |
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264 |
February 1, 2022 |
Khmelnytska, Shepetivskaya city |
Emergency Assistance Center at the Shepetivka City Council provided Humanitarian aid to the community |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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270 |
February 1, 2022 |
Zakarpatska, Uzhhorod city |
The Uzhhorod National University promoted interaction with Hungarian partners to obtain humanitarian and medical assistance |
Resilience |
Information & communication |
Platforms for international cooperation and aid |
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271 |
February 1, 2022 |
Zakarpatska, Uzhhorod city |
Democratic Union of Hungarians of Ukraine promoted interaction with Hungarian partners to obtain humanitarian and financial assistance |
Resilience |
Information & communication |
Platforms for international cooperation and aid |
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272 |
February 1, 2022 |
Zakarpatska, Uzhhorod city |
Charity Fund “Jews for Peace” provided humanitarian aid to hospitals, military personnel and IDPs. Humanitarian, psychological aid to IDPs in Vyshgorod, assistance in accommodating Jews while waiting to cross the border, cultural evenings |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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273 |
February 1, 2022 |
Zakarpatska, Uzhhorod city |
The Roma community of Uzhhorod provided human rights protection, addressing discriminatory issues, humanitarian assistance to Roma migrants. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Support and protection of vulnerable social groups |
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274 |
February 1, 2022 |
Zakarpatska, Kolochavska village |
Headquarters at the “Scientific and Educational Center (SNC) “Synevyr” of the National Pedagogical University became place for temporary and long-term stay of IDPs, providing IDPs with food, heat, clothing, cleaning supplies, etc. Holding events for IDPs. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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275 |
February 1, 2022 |
Zakarpatska, Kolochavska village |
Providing food to IDPs. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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276 |
February 1, 2022 |
Zakarpatska, Kolochavska village |
Kolochava Cultural Services Center contributed to the integration of IDP children, organization of leisure activities for them. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Confidence-building and integration measures |
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277 |
February 1, 2022 |
Zakarpatska, Kolochavska village |
Kolochava village council (community) coordinated and provided IDPs with housing and necessary humanitarian assistance. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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279 |
February 1, 2022 |
Zakarpatska, Kolochavska village |
Shelter for IDPs in a private estate. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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280 |
February 1, 2022 |
Lvivska, Zolochiv city |
Volunteer headquarters for providing humanitarian aid to frontline cities. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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281 |
February 1, 2022 |
Lvivska, Zolochiv city |
Informational resistance to Russian propaganda by creating briefs, booklets, and articles about the history and state of affairs in Ukraine. |
Resilience |
Information & communication |
Counter-propaganda and disinformation |
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282 |
February 1, 2022 |
Lvivska, Zolochiv city |
Humanitarian Headquarters of the Zolochiv City Council created a humanitarian headquarters to provide humanitarian assistance to civilian. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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283 |
February 1, 2022 |
Lvivska, Zolochiv city |
Charity Fund “Caritas-Zolochiv” provided humanitarian assistance to IDPs |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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284 |
February 1, 2022 |
Vinnytsia, Khmelnytskyi city |
Humanitarian headquarters at the editorial office of the newspaper “Zhyttevyi Obriyi” provide assistance to IDPs and other people in need. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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285 |
February 1, 2022 |
Vinnytska, Khmelnytskyi city |
Department of Information Activities and Public Communications of the Khmelnytskyi City Council provided humanitarian assistance to IDPs and coordinated volunteer community. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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286 |
February 1, 2022 |
Vinnytska, Khmelnytskyi city |
NGO “People’s Council of Khmilnyk” conducted and coordinated volunteer chats. Volunteer assistance fees. Collecting information for volunteers |
Resilience |
Information & communication |
Information support activities |
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287 |
February 1, 2022 |
Vinnytska, Khmelnytskyi city |
Creation of a Peacekeeping Corps by Priests of the UGCC Church for humanitarian assistance to civilians |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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288 |
February 1, 2022 |
Cherkaska, Butska village |
The initiative “Victory Gardens” Project provided support for the registration of IDPs, adaptation, involvement in volunteer activities, humanitarian assistance to IDPs. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Confidence-building and integration measures |
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290 |
February 1, 2022 |
Cherkaska, Cherkasy city |
Cherkasy team Ukrainian Volunteer Service in cooperation with NGO “FRI Cherkasy”, local group “Worth Attention”, NGO “Sich”, provided charity concerts in the shelter and maintaned the initiative “My telephone friend” for elder people |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Cultural and artistic activities |
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293 |
February 1, 2022 |
Cherkaska, Cherkasy city |
NGO “Cherkasy City Institute” purchased special equipment from abroad (optics, communications), facilitated the relocation of businesses (support in the Cherkasy region; transport and premises), sewed cluster (old and new enterprises). and provided housing arrangement for IDPs. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Business continuity and support |
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294 |
February 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
The NGO BO “Our Goal” coordinated chefs and restaurateurs in volunteer activities. Creation of the Hoteliero headquarters. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Local coordination and crisis headquarters |
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295 |
February 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Restoration and reorientation of the “Lunch Without Trouble” project. Opening of a humanitarian headquarters. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Local coordination and crisis headquarters |
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296 |
February 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Coordination of chefs and restaurateurs in volunteer activities (headquarters) |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Local coordination and crisis headquarters |
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297 |
February 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
The initiative “Field kitchen” produced humanitarian aid to residents of frontline communities. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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298 |
February 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Foodina business provided of food to patients of hospitals, IDPs |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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301 |
February 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
UA Friends platform helped civilians in frontline and de-occupied areas (elderly, people with disabilities, those who couldn’t evacuate) with food, medicines, hygiene items and basic household aid. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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302 |
February 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Charity “Solomyanka Cats” is a Kyiv-based charitable foundation created in the first days of the full-scale invasion. It supports defenders, rescuers and civilians, with a main focus on tactical medicine and humanitarian demining |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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303 |
February 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Custom mosaic production. Mosaic workshops |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Cultural and artistic activities |
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306 |
February 1, 2022 |
Volynska, Lutsk city |
The volunteer headquarters NGO “Generation of Change” conducted emergency preparedness and art therapy courses |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Capacity-building programs |
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308 |
February 1, 2022 |
Volynska, Rozhyshchenskaya city |
Creation of a humanitarian center. Development of volunteer activities in the community. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Local coordination and crisis headquarters |
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309 |
February 1, 2022 |
Volynska, Rozhyshchenskaya city |
Social Center “Good Samaritan” provided humanitarian and psychological assistance to IDPs and low-income families. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Support and protection of vulnerable social groups |
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310 |
February 1, 2022 |
Volynska, Rozhyshchenskaya city |
Creation of a humanitarian center for IDPs’ support |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Local coordination and crisis headquarters |
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311 |
February 1, 2022 |
Volynska, Rozhyshchenskaya city |
Humanitarian and spiritual assistance and assistance with the placement of IDPs. Evacuation of people from the combat zone. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Faith-based and spiritual support |
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312 |
February 1, 2022 |
Volynska, Rozhyshchenskaya city |
Creation of an operational headquarters in one of the Starostyn districts. Implementation of security measures in the community. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Local coordination and crisis headquarters |
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313 |
February 1, 2022 |
Volynska, Rozhyshchenskaya city |
Youth space “City life” conducted educational activities and integration of IDP children in the community. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Confidence-building and integration measures |
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315 |
February 1, 2022 |
Volynska, Rozhyshchenskaya city |
The NGO “Self-Defense” is volunteer headquarters that provided Humanitarian aid to Sumy and evacuation of people from there. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Protection and evacuation of civilians |
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316 |
February 1, 2022 |
Lvivska, Pustomyty city |
Creation of a humanitarian headquarters that included vaccination activities for the population. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Local coordination and crisis headquarters |
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317 |
February 1, 2022 |
Lvivska, Pustomyty city |
Arrangement of a kindergarten for the accommodation of IDPs. Holding a charity fair. Admission of IDP children to kindergarten and employment of IDPs |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Humanitarian aid,medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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318 |
February 1, 2022 |
Zhytomyrska, Novograd-Volynska (Zvyahel) |
Construction of housing for IDPs. Development of international cooperation. Business support. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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319 |
February 1, 2022 |
Zhytomyrska, Novograd-Volynska (Zvyahel) |
Assistance to IDPs with accommodation and employment. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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320 |
February 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Velikodymerskaya village |
Assistance to local residents in reconstruction and provision of financial support. Restoration of gas and electricity supply. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Infrastructure restoration |
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321 |
February 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Velikodymerskaya village |
Opening of a volunteer center. Conducting various projects anti-corruption project and campaigns such as “I hope everything will be fine”. |
Resilience |
Information & communication |
Information resistance and resilience narrative |
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322 |
February 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Velikodymerskaya village |
NGO “Velikodymerski Good Hearts” became a volunteer center that provided partisan and volunteer assistance during the occupation. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Local coordination and crisis headquarters |
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323 |
February 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Velikodymerskaya village |
Business resumption and assistance in the restoration of the kindergarten |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Business continuity and support |
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324 |
February 1, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Nizhyn city |
A prayer outpost was created in Nizhyn, a coordination headquarters was established in Lutsk, and evacuation activities were carried out. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Protection and evacuation of civilians |
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326 |
February 1, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Nizhyn city |
A volunteer headquarters and logistics hub were established to support all areas of community life and assist in the evacuation of local residents. In Lviv, a logistics hub was created to receive humanitarian aid and strengthen the community’s defense capabilities. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Protection and evacuation of civilians |
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327 |
February 1, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Nizhyn city |
Volunteers of the Pokrovsk Church of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church provided spiritual support for local residents during hostilities. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Faith-based and spiritual support |
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328 |
February 1, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Nizhyn city |
NGO “Time for Us” became a volunteer headquarters where assistance in the evacuation of local residents was provided. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Protection and evacuation of civilians |
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329 |
February 1, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Nizhyn city |
NGO “Laboratory of Initiative Youth” implemented the program “SingDiyaHub”, in cooperation with the Ministry of Youth and Sports and UNFPA, to provide humanitarian and psychological assistance, and shelters. They also developed a prorgrmas on resilience for volunteers teams through activities like sport training. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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332 |
February 1, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Ichnyanska city |
Operational headquarters of the local government to ensure humanitarian aid. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Local coordination and crisis headquarters |
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333 |
February 1, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Ichnyanska city |
Bread delivery an d other humanitarian supplies to the community. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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334 |
February 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Dymer village |
Humanitarian aid and evacuation assistance to occupied communities. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Protection and evacuation of civilians |
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335 |
February 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Dymer village |
Shelter construction. Humanitarian aid and evacuation in the occupied community. Restoration of gas, water and electricity supply. Humanitarian aid to local residents and IDPs. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Infrastructure restoration |
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336 |
February 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Dymer village |
Humanitarian aid and evacuation assistance to residents of the occupied community. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Protection and evacuation of civilians |
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337 |
February 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Dymer village |
Zoo “12 months” provided animal care (financial assistance to the zoo through a charitable foundation that has existed since 2020) |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Support and protection of vulnerable social groups |
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338 |
February 1, 2022 |
Sumska, Okhtyrsk city |
The NGO Radio Dubrovka created an humanitarian center in 2022, now their activities focus on children protection, emergency support and shelter reparation. Close cooperation with emergency services and other public security bodies |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Protection and evacuation of civilians |
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339 |
February 1, 2022 |
Sumska, Okhtyrsk city |
NGO “Okhtyr Youth Center” coordinated volunteer activities and psycho-emotional support. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Online and offline psychosocial support |
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340 |
February 1, 2022 |
Sumska, Okhtyrsk city |
Volunteer headquarters created for the reception and distribution of humanitarian aid |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Local coordination and crisis headquarters |
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343 |
February 1, 2022 |
Sumska, Trostyanetska city |
NGO “Trostyanets District Organization of the Disabled” coordinated and assisted people with disabilities. Volunteer activities: pickling cucumbers, sauerkraut, shelling nuts, knitting socks, weaving rugs, making trench candles. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Support and protection of vulnerable social groups |
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344 |
February 1, 2022 |
Sumska, Trostyanetska city |
Bakery for baking bread during the occupation. The “Trostyanets Humanitarian Headquarters” was created to provide humanitarian assistance to local residents and IDPs. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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410 |
February 1, 2022 |
Sumska, Trostyanetska city |
Civil society led evacuation system, approximately 2000-3000 people evacuated in the first month of the invasion |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Protection and evacuation of civilians |
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419 |
February 24, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
All Ukranian Youth Center in Kyiv became a central humanitarian hub for the storage and distribution of aid to other youth centers and locations across Ukraine. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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February 24, 2022 |
Khersonska, Henichesk |
In Genichesk a woman approached an armed Russian soldier and demand him to leave her hometown |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Psychological interventions |
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February 24, 2022 |
Ivano-Frankivska, Ivano-Frankivsk |
Toronto TV covers the war from a humoristic perspective to confront fear and keep morale high |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
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389 |
February 24, 2022 |
Multiple regions, |
Epicentr K donated construction materials, generators, humanitarian aid and supported rebuilding projects and shelters in affected regions. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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397 |
February 24, 2022 |
Multiple regions, Several cities |
Since 2022, the League of Mediators of Ukraine have intesified their services to prevent conflicts at famility and community level. E |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Confidence-building and integration measures |
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411 |
February 24, 2022 |
Multiple regions, Kiev |
“Helping to leave” is women and volunteer-led evacuation network assisting civilians to leave occupied territories and frontline areas; provides transport, shelter coordination, and humanitarian support. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Protection and evacuation of civilians |
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412 |
February 24, 2022 |
Vinnytska, Vinnitysia |
IDPs led initiatives at grass-root level, create organisations, provide support to the rest of the community, a relevant case study is Vinnitsya. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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413 |
February 24, 2022 |
Multiple regions, Kyiv city |
The Dignity space initiative intensifiend theirfacilitaiton of dialogue activities to prevent social conflicts to maintain social cohesion |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Confidence-building and integration measures |
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414 |
February 24, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Local initatiative using gamification activities to promote cooperation, communication and strategic thinking between local residents |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Local coordination and crisis headquarters |
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415 |
February 24, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Grass-root initiatives for the evacuation of people |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Protection and evacuation of civilians |
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416 |
February 24, 2022 |
Kyivska, Bucha |
Green Bucha is a community-led environmental recovery initiative created in 2022 after the liberation of Bucha from Russian occupation. The initiative focuses on ecological restoration, urban greening, debris clean-up, replanting trees, rehabilitation of public spaces, and community mobilisation for sustainable recovery. It also organises volunteer campaigns, educational activities, and partnerships with local authorities and businesses to support the reconstruction and environmental resilience of Bucha. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Green infrastructure and energy efficiency |
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417 |
February 24, 2022 |
Kyivska, Slavutych |
Citizens journalists in Slavutych to communicate and share information to the community |
Resilience |
Information & communication |
Information support activities |
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February 26, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Bakhmach |
In Bakhmach a group of civilians blocked the road to prevent Russian tanks from advancing towards Kiev |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
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4 |
February 26, 2022 |
Khersonska, Chaplynka |
Two locals removed a Russian flag in Chaplynka |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
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365 |
February 26, 2022 |
Volynska, Volyn region |
Volunteer movement “Create Good” at Gorokhiv Vocational College supports national resistance to Russian aggression. They assist IDPs with humanitarian and financial aid and community actions. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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5 |
February 27, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Berdyansk |
A man took a mine from under a bridge with his bare hands and carried it to the forest |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
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153 |
February 27, 2022 |
North/South, Kharkiv, Kyiv, Mariupol |
Interceptions of communications of Russian army from Kharkiv, Kyiv and Mariupol, which were published in social media. |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
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184 |
February 27, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Volunteers from the Kherson Professional Shipbuilding Lyceum weld anti-tank hedgehogs |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
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6 |
February 28, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Dobrianka |
A group of locals from the Dobrianka village gathered on the Ukraine-Belarus border to sing the national hymn and let the Belorussian and Russian soldiers know that they are not welcome in Ukraine. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
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7 |
February 28, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Ukrainian flags are displayed in the central streets of Kherson |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
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8 |
February 28, 2022 |
Khersonska, Stara Sburjiwka |
Locals disguised a signpost near the village of Stara Sburjiwka |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
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9 |
February 28, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Berdyansk |
In Berdyansk, a town in the south-east of Ukraine temporarily occupied by the Russian forces, dozens of people went out to protest on the streets filled with the Russian military. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
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10 |
February 28, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Horodnia |
Ukranians citizens block the movement of Russian military convoy towards Chernihiv. People blocked the road and occupiers turned around and drove towards Senkivka. |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
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11 |
February 28, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Koryukivka |
Local residents block Russian tanks in Chernihiv region |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
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12 |
February 28, 2022 |
North, Unknow |
Road workers post road signs “banning” Putin |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
See ⟶
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13 |
February 28, 2022 |
Sumska, Zhytnia |
A woman in a car with a child and an elderly woman refused to give her passport to an armed Russian soldier who blocked an entry to her hometown in the north-estern Ukraine. |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
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14 |
February 28, 2022 |
Sumska, Sumy |
Local residents in Sumy oblast develop a communication system to find safe routes to move in the occupied region and access Sumy city, under siege, with food, medicins and other supplies |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Social intervention |
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364 |
February 28, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv region (excluding Kyiv) |
Creative workshop “Vyshgorod Spiders” unites volunteers of all ages, offering mutual support and art-therapy that helps heal war-related trauma. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Online and offline psychosocial support |
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236 |
March 1, 2022 |
Rivnenska, Ostroh city |
Camp for temporary and long-term residence of IDPs |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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237 |
March 1, 2022 |
Rivnenska, Ostroh city |
Humanitarian headquarters and transportation of humanitarian aid for 3-5 points (delivery and return evacuation) |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Local coordination and crisis headquarters |
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238 |
March 1, 2022 |
Rivnenska, Ostroh city |
The Volunteer Headquarters at National University of Ostroh Academy coordinated humanitarian aid from the academic community, medical institutions, and other educational institutions. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Local coordination and crisis headquarters |
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239 |
March 1, 2022 |
Ternopilska, Vyshnivetska village |
Vyshnivtsi Humanitarian Headquarters provided registration of IDPs and adaptation (registration books, conditions for providing assistance, conducting excursions), humanitarian assistance to IDPs (unloading, packaging of products and belongings). |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Local coordination and crisis headquarters |
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240 |
March 1, 2022 |
Ternopilska, Vyshnivetska village |
NGO “CVIT” provided multiple activities for IDPs (Ukrainian lessons, self-defense, cooperation with doctors, work with a psychologist, drawing, gymnastics) |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Confidence-building and integration measures |
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241 |
March 1, 2022 |
Ternopilska, Vyshnivetska village |
Free haircuts for IDPs and other vulnerable groups |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Confidence-building and integration measures |
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243 |
March 1, 2022 |
Ivano-Frankivska, Zabolotivska village |
Media advertising specialist offered consulting/training services |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Capacity-building programs |
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247 |
March 1, 2022 |
Chernivetska, Chernivtsi city |
Staff of the Bukovina Center for Culture and Art created an Ukrainian language conversation club |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Cultural and artistic activities |
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250 |
March 1, 2022 |
Chernivetska, Chernivtsi city |
The team of the NGO “Chernivtsi Youth Center” and a group of comedians from different parts of the country holded stand-ups, the profits from which go entirely to the purchase of humanitarian aid |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Cultural and artistic activities |
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251 |
March 1, 2022 |
Chernivetska, Chernivtsi city |
Staff of the Department of History and Ukrainian Language, Fedkovych University, conducted Ukrainian language lessons for IDPs |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Cultural and artistic activities |
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253 |
March 1, 2022 |
Chernivetska, Chernivtsi city |
Creation of an artistic headquarters (i.e., a kind of platform) at the Mykolaychuk Cultural and Art Center, where both local artists and IDPs can continue their creative activities |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Cultural and artistic activities |
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254 |
March 1, 2022 |
Chernivetska, Chernivtsi city |
Charitable activities of the Ukrainian children’s art publishing house “Black Sheep” |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Cultural and artistic activities |
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255 |
March 1, 2022 |
Chernivetska, Chernivtsi city |
Conducting charity theater workshops |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Cultural and artistic activities |
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261 |
March 1, 2022 |
Khmelnytska, Shepetivskaya city |
Online training, consultations, methodology creation and psychological support for paramedics and volunteers |
Resilience |
Information & communication |
Online education and remote support |
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265 |
March 1, 2022 |
Khmelnytska, Shepetivskaya city |
Employment of IDPs in a the Shepetiv Hospital |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Employment and livelihood support |
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267 |
March 1, 2022 |
Lvivska, Lviv |
Telegram-bot based on the existing Handy.ai project, which helps find housing, volunteers, legal aid, work, and food for children |
Resilience |
Information & communication |
Information support activities |
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268 |
March 1, 2022 |
Lvivska, Lviv |
Postmen agency conducted several ddvertising campaigns, socio-cultural projects of the “Postmen” agency, the direction of information resistance 1) the “Stay Home” website for Belarusians to convince them that there is no need to enter the war 2) the “Russian Ship” website for Russians 3) web documents, sites that collect fakes and theses of Russian propaganda, which analysts worked on to generate appropriate responses from the link 4) an archive of photos and videos of Russian crimes for use in content 5) the Work4Ua.org platform to support small and medium-sized entrepreneurs of Ukraine, which collects stories and photos of entrepreneurs 6) the Nazovni platform (launched by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs before the invasion) to assist small and medium-sized businesses of Ukraine to go abroad 7) a platform for involving Ukrainian ambassadors and diplomats in recommendations for Ukrainian businesses abroad 8) an information company to put pressure on international companies to the Russian market 9) a project with the Ministry of Culture and the State Agency for Arts and Art Education for the sale of NFT Easter eggs, the funds from which were directed to the Cultural Monuments Restoration Fund 10) a social project for the “Unforgettable” foundation, which the company supported even before the invasion, for psychological support for people with dementia 11) the Petsession project in partnership with the successful Lviv company Kormotekh to create a long-term basis for human interaction with a homeless adopted animal |
Resilience |
Information & communication |
Information resistance and resilience narrative |
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269 |
March 1, 2022 |
Lvivska, Lviv |
International volunteer exchange “Work in the Homeland” for publishing volunteer opportunities, specific requests and announcements of assistance |
Resilience |
Information & communication |
Information support activities |
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15 |
March 1, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Melitopol |
Ukranian citizens block Russian convoy with their bodies and shouting “ocupants” and “go home” |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
See ⟶
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16 |
March 1, 2022 |
Sumska, Sumy |
Tsukr media cover stories from ordinary people to keep morale high |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
See ⟶
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17 |
March 1, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kahovka |
Locals disguised a signpost near Kahovka |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
See ⟶
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18 |
March 1, 2022 |
North, Kyiv |
Euromaidan SOS a decentralized information hub to support on protection/evacuation, shelter and other needs from the community is activated |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Social intervention |
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19 |
March 1, 2022 |
South, Berdyansk |
In Berdyansk, the flagpole mount was broken. City residents came out to fix it |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
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20 |
March 1, 2022 |
Lvivska, Lviv |
The organization Center for Women Perspectives provides psychological support to women IDPs and their families in Lviv Oblats |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Social intervention |
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278 |
March 1, 2022 |
Zakarpatska, Kolochavska village |
Charity tours of the village of Kolochava for guests |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Cultural and artistic activities |
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289 |
March 1, 2022 |
Cherkaska, Butska village |
Organization of volunteer assistance and facilitation of communication between the authorities and the volunteer organizations. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Institutional–civil society cooperation |
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291 |
March 1, 2022 |
Cherkaska, Cherkasy city |
Cherkasy Youth Resource Center became a humanitarian headquarters where several activities were carried out, including a humanitarian aid hub, a post-traumatic stress disorder detection course, a camp for young displaced persons, art therapy sessions, guitar lessons for apartment residents, and a continuing programme on transitioning to the Ukrainian language |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Online education and remote support |
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292 |
March 1, 2022 |
Cherkaska, Cherkasy city |
NGO “Varti” organizes charitable gatherings and stand-up events in shelters, promotes cultural recreation, and works on building an artistic community. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Cultural and artistic activities |
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299 |
March 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Linza agency team create the HelpHubUA is an online hub to support Ukrainian volunteer projects and people affected by the war. |
Resilience |
Information & communication |
Online education and remote support |
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300 |
March 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
The LELEKA platform is a volunteer social initiative that connects Ukrainian businesses with international customers so they can keep operating despite the war. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Business continuity and support |
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304 |
March 1, 2022 |
Volynska, Lutsk city |
Volunteer headquarters for providing humanitarian aid to frontline cities |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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305 |
March 1, 2022 |
Volynska, Lutsk city |
VolWest Volunteer Hub provided humanitarian assistance to IDPs |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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314 |
March 1, 2022 |
Volynska, Rozhyshchenskaya city |
“AQUA” Quartet holded charity concerts |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Cultural and artistic activities |
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330 |
March 1, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Ichnyanska city |
Volunteer assistance and holding charity meetings |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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331 |
March 1, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Ichnyanska city |
Holding charity collections and making dry goods and trench candles. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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353 |
March 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv city |
Public organization “Women’s Association of Fastiv” advances women’s rights, leadership and participation in community life. They assist people in difficult situations with humanitarian, psychological and legal support and community activities. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Women leadership, support and participation |
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373 |
March 1, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
At least 9 humanitarian hubs were created in Kherson to provide medicines, food and other basic products to the community under the occupation. Hubs produced databases of beneficiaries. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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382 |
March 1, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Coded information mechanisms between citizens to prevent security risks under occupation |
Resilience |
Information & communication |
Information support activities |
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383 |
March 1, 2022 |
Mykolaivska, Mykolaiv |
Radio activity from Mykolaiv to Kherson to provide information to people under occupation |
Resilience |
Information & communication |
Information support activities |
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392 |
March 1, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
During the occupation in Kherson, first public protest were key to identify organisers. Then community gatherings between these actors ocurred to organise humanitarian work and other actions. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Local coordination and crisis headquarters |
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393 |
March 1, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
2022 humanitarian hub created by social enterpreneurs focus on evacuation and support to the community, specially women and children. Later on the group evolved into a formal NGO “Love for children” with a database of more 3.600 families |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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395 |
March 1, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Chernihiv |
Sulpine Chernihiv organized broadcasting in Chernihiv during the siege in 2022, provided key information to the citizens about the situation increasing the morale and resilience. |
Resilience |
Information & communication |
Information support activities |
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398 |
March 1, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Farmers and local business provided food and basic products during occupation in Khadivska community in Kherson region |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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399 |
March 1, 2022 |
Khersonska, Khadviska |
In Khadviska community in Kherson region, civilians organized patrolling at the entrances of the city to monitor the situation and alert the approachment of Russians |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Protection and evacuation of civilians |
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400 |
March 1, 2022 |
Khersonska, Khadviska |
In Khadviska, local residents developed a coded communication system to detect and inform the community about the presence of Russians |
Resilience |
Information & communication |
Information support activities |
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401 |
March 1, 2022 |
Sumska, Konotop |
Popular assemblies organised in in several towns in Ukraine at the beginnin of the full-scale invasion, using direct democracy decision-making mechanism Viche. These practices were reported in Konotop to decide which position and actions to take in the face of the occupation of the city. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Institutional–civil society cooperation |
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408 |
March 1, 2022 |
Sumska, Sumy |
The CSO “Space for Equal Opportunities” establish a humanitarian hub in 2022. In the last years, the organisation is more focus on advocacy, capacity-building and support to the development of other organisations. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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21 |
March 2, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Enerhodar |
A crowd of people build barricade and block the road to prevent Russian soldiers to access the Nuclear plant of Energodar |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
See ⟶
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22 |
March 2, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Man waving Ukrainian flags on the main public square of Kherson city. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
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23 |
March 2, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Vodiane |
Contretation of local residents to protest against Russian invasion of Vodiane. Protesters were disperesed by Russian military using flash grenades. At least one person injured |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
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24 |
March 2, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Melitopol |
Massive protest against invasion in Melitopol. Russian military opened fire on protesters. One person injured |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
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396 |
March 2, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Nizhyn city |
Business in Nyzhin created a program for talented people to achieve new opportunities and also donations to civic activities/initiatives. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Community-based project management |
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26 |
March 4, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Melitopol |
Ukrainians in Melitopol protest against the Russian occupation. People carried lots of Ukrainian symbols and marched through the streets |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
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27 |
March 4, 2022 |
Luhanska, Markivka |
Demostration in Markivka in Luhansk region against the Russian army. Protest started with a solidarity picketing |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
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28 |
March 4, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Protest in Kherson. People refuse publically Russian humanitarian aid |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Social Non-cooperation |
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29 |
March 4, 2022 |
Mykolaivska, Novyi Buh |
Civilans offered tea/food and called the mother of one Russian soldier that was captured by Ukrainian army |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Psychological interventions |
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
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30 |
March 5, 2022 |
Luhanska, Bilokurakyne |
Demostration in Bilokurakyne in Luhansk region against the Russian army. A crowd of civilians stood opposite the Russian military. The protesters called on the Russian occupiers to leave Ukraine. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
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31 |
March 5, 2022 |
Kharkivska, Kherson |
Local musician played the anthem on a trumpet in the center of occupied Kherson |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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32 |
March 5, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Berdyansk |
Protest against Russian occupation in Berdyansk. Protesters refused “humanitarian aid” from Russian army and organized their own humanitarian aid |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Social Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
See ⟶
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33 |
March 6, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Melitopol |
Massive demostration against Russian occupation of Melitopol. Demonstartors burned effigy of Putin |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
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34 |
March 6, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kakhovka |
Massive demostration in Kakhovka, despite the fact that there was no phone connection in the city. People carried large flag |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
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35 |
March 6, 2022 |
Khersonska, Nova Kakhovka |
Massive demostration in Nova Kakhovka. Russian military began firing on protesters. One person was killed and seven were injured |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
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36 |
March 6, 2022 |
Khersonska, Henichesk |
Massive demostration in Henichensk. Besides Ukrainian flags, people brought the Crimean Tatar flag to protest |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
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37 |
March 6, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kalanchak |
Massive demonstration in Kalanchak. People carried a large Ukrainian flag |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
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38 |
March 6, 2022 |
Khersonska, Novooleksiivka |
Protest against the occupation of Crimea near the Crimean checkpoint “Chongar” in Novooleksiivka. People brought Crimean Tatar flags to protest |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
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39 |
March 6, 2022 |
Khersonska, Tavriisk |
Concentration and march of local residents of Tavriisk with flags and Ukrainian symbols |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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40 |
March 6, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Berdyansk |
Protest against Russian occupation in Berdyansk. People marched through the streets, sang ukrainian songs and shouted “Berdyansk is Ukraine” |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
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41 |
March 6, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Mykhailivka |
Protest against Russain occupation in Mykhailivka. Russian military fired in the air |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
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43 |
March 7, 2022 |
Lvivska, Lviv |
Local residents from Lviv build anti-tank obstacles against Russian invasion |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
See ⟶
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44 |
March 7, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Melitopol |
Protest against Russian occupation in Melitopol. People sang Ukrainian hymn |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
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45 |
March 7, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Berdyansk |
Protest against Russian occupation in Berdyansk. People refused “humanitarian aid” from the hands of the Russian army and sang Ukrainian hymn instead |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
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46 |
March 7, 2022 |
Khersonska, Novotroitske |
Massive demonstration in Novotroitske. People carried a large Ukrainian flag |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
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47 |
March 7, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kakhovka |
Protest in Kakhovka. People carried a large Ukrainian flag |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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48 |
March 7, 2022 |
Khersonska, Chaplynka |
Massive demonstration in Chaplynka. Some protesters put Ukrainian flags on Russian armored vehicle and pissed on the wheels. Russian military blocked the road to stop protesters and began to fire in the air. Yet two protesters were injured. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
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49 |
March 7, 2022 |
Khersonska, Nova Kakhovka |
Massive demostration in Nova Kahovka. People carried large Ukrainian flag and sent another flag into the air on balloons |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
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50 |
March 7, 2022 |
Khersonska, Velyka Lepetykha |
Protest in Velyka Lepetykha |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
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51 |
March 7, 2022 |
Khersonska, Skadovsk |
Protest in Skadovsk. People carried a large Ukrainian flag |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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52 |
March 7, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Unarmed civilians from Kherson confront Russian soldiers. Soldiers fire into the air |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
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53 |
March 7, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Concentrations of local residents in Kherson with flags in public spaces |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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54 |
March 7, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Tokmak |
Protest against Russian occupation in Tokmak. Protesters shouted “Go home” and “Tokmak is Ukraine” in front of the Russian military |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
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55 |
March 8, 2022 |
Khersonska, Oleshky |
Protest in Oleshky. People carried a large Ukrainian flag |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
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56 |
March 8, 2022 |
Khersonska, Beryslav |
Protest in Beryslav. Protesters laid flowers at the pedestal with the state flag. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
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57 |
March 8, 2022 |
Khersonska, Nyzhni Sirohozy |
Protest in Nyzhni Sirohozy. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
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58 |
March 8, 2022 |
Khersonska, Hola Prystan |
Massive protest in Hola Prystan. People carried a large Ukrainian flag. Protest was also dedicated to women |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
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59 |
March 8, 2022 |
Khersonska, Berezhanka |
Protest in Berezhanka where activists burned effigy of Putin in a coffin |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
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60 |
March 8, 2022 |
Khersonska, Syvaske |
March of local residents with Ukrainian flags and banners in Syvaske. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
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61 |
March 8, 2022 |
Khersonska, Chervona Polyana |
Protest in Chervona Polyana. Residents of the villages of Chervona Polyana and Novyi Hai gathered to protest. People carried a large Ukrainian flag. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
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62 |
March 8, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Small gathering protesting against the occupation of Kherson. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
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63 |
March 8, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Berdyansk |
Protest against Russian occupation in Berdyansk. Protesters shouted “Shame” “Go Home” to a convoy of Russian troops passing by |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
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64 |
March 8, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Tokmak |
Protest against Russian occupation in Tokmak. Protesters shouted “Tokmak is Ukraine” in front of the Russian military |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
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65 |
March 8, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Melitopol |
Protest against Russian occupation in Melitopol. When a column of Russian vehicles passed through the street, protesters shouted “Shame!” |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
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66 |
March 9, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Energodar |
March of locals residents in Energodar including a symbolic action to honor the memory of the great Kobzar and laid flowers at the monument of the national poet Taras Shevchenko. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
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67 |
March 9, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Berdyansk |
Protest against Russian occupation in Berdyansk. Protesters shouted “Go home!” |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
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68 |
March 9, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Melitopol |
Protest against Russian occupation in Melitopol. People sang Ukrainian hymn and prayer for Ukraine |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
|
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69 |
March 9, 2022 |
Khersonska, Skadovsk |
Demostration in Skadovsk dedicated to the 208th anniversary of the birth of Taras Shevchenko. Russian military invaded in Skadovsk to occupy city administartion and to announce a ban on holding protests. Russian military sprayed the protesters with a can of unknown substance |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
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70 |
March 9, 2022 |
Khersonska, Antonivka |
Protest in the village of Antonivka. A column of protesters from Antonivka organized a march to Skadovsk in support of protesters there |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Processions |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
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71 |
March 9, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
March of locals residents in Kherson including a symbolic action to honor the memory of the great Kobzar and laid flowers at the monument of the national poet Taras Shevchenko. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
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72 |
March 9, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Horodnia |
Locals in occupied Horodnia held a rally to commemorate the poet Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
|
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73 |
March 10, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Protests in Kherson. People commemorated the attack of the aggressor on the maternity hospital in Mariupol |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
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74 |
March 10, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Melitopol |
Over 1500 people went to protest in Melitopol against Russian occupation. The participants of the protest approached the building of the Security Service of Ukraine, which was occupied by the occupiers. A column was installed in front of the building and an appeal to Russian soldiers was turned on, informing about the crimes of the Russian army against the civilian population of Ukraine. Then people threw paper planes at the building |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
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75 |
March 10, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Enerhodar |
A municipal guard formed in Enerhodar. Residents of the city will join in ensuring order in the city during curfew to prevent cases of looting, law and order violations |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Political intervention |
See ⟶
|
|
76 |
March 11, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Protests in Kherson. Russian military began firing into the air |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
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77 |
March 11, 2022 |
Khersonska, Hola Prystan |
Voluntary night patrols in the community of Hola Prystan |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Political intervention |
See ⟶
|
|
78 |
March 12, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Prymorsk |
Protest against occupation in Prymorsk. People sang Ukrainian anthem. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
|
|
79 |
March 12, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Berdyansk |
Protests against occupation in Berdyansk. People shouted “Russia go home” |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
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80 |
March 12, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Melitopol |
Demostrations in Melitopol after city’s mayor kidnapping by Russian forces. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
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81 |
March 12, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Small concentration and march of local residents holding flags, flowers and banners stating “Kherson is Ukraine”. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
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82 |
March 13, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Massive demostrations in occupied Kherson during the commemoration of the liberation of the city from the Nazi occupation. Hundreds of citizens gather at public spaces with Ukranian flags and shouting “Kershon is Ukraine” against the Russian invasion. Unsuccessful attempt to disperse protesters as well as single pickets in support of the occupation |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
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83 |
March 13, 2022 |
Khersonska, Nova Kakhovka |
Protest in Nova Kakhovka. People gathered near previously unseen banner “Ukrainians will win!”. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
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84 |
March 13, 2022 |
Khersonska, Hola Prystan |
Colourful demostration in Hola Prystan with Ukrainian flags |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
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85 |
March 13, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kakhovka |
Concentration of local residents in Kakhovka |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
|
86 |
March 13, 2022 |
Khersonska, Velyka Oleksandrivka |
Peaceful march in Velyka Oleksandrivka against the Russian invasion |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Processions |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
|
87 |
March 13, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Berdyansk |
Large protest against occupation in Berdyansk. Protesters around the city and shouted “Berdyansk is Ukraine |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
|
88 |
March 13, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Tokmak |
Protest against occupation in Tokmak. Protestsers brought placards “Tokmak Ukraine” |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
|
89 |
March 13, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Melitopol |
Over 1000 people went to protests in Melitopol. Melitopol residents demanded that the occupiers report where they had abducted Mayor Fedorov and activist Haisumova. Russian military warned through a loudspeaker about the ban of public gatherings. “Galyu go away!” protesters shouted over the appointment of Galina Danilchenko “mayor” of occupied Melitopol |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
|
90 |
March 14, 2022 |
Odeska, Odesa |
Citizens in Odesa build wall of sandbags against a potential invasion through their beach |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
See ⟶
|
|
91 |
March 14, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Melitopol |
In Melitopol armed occupiers blocked a peaceful demonstration and took away Ukrainian symbols. Two people were abducted |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
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92 |
March 14, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Prymosrsk |
A column of ptotesters marched in Prymorsk shouting “Prymorsk is Ukraine”, “Melitopol we stand with you” “Mariupol we stand with you” |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
|
93 |
March 14, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Berdyansk |
A column of protesters in Berdyansk marched with Ukrianian flags and shouted “Here the owner is Ukrainian – remember, a foreigner” |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
|
94 |
March 14, 2022 |
Khersonska, Bilozerka |
Protest in Bilozerka. Protesters blocked the movement of Russian military vehicles. Russian military fired in the air to disperse protest. |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
|
95 |
March 14, 2022 |
Khersonska, Ulianivka |
Locals from Ulianivka village gathered to block the movement of Russian military vehicles. |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
|
96 |
March 14, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
New protest in Kherson. Local residents hold banners and flags. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
|
139 |
March 14, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Melitopol |
Local residents concentrate in Melitopol’s city center to demand the release of their mayor, Ivan Fedorov. The protest evolves in frictions with the Russian army |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
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42 |
March 15, 2022 |
North-West, Lviv, Chernivtsi, Kyiv |
The civil network OPORA launch an online system to register war crimes in a secured manner. The system is supported with a legal team who analyzed and follow-up the cases for potential prosecution of the aggressors. |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Social intervention |
See ⟶
|
|
97 |
March 15, 2022 |
Nation-wide, Kyiv, Lviv, Kharkiv, etc |
The Coalition 5AM composed by 16 human rights organizations and devoted to monitor and prosecute War Crimes is launched |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Social intervention |
See ⟶
|
|
98 |
March 15, 2022 |
Khersonska, Zaliznyi Port |
Protest in Zaliznyi Port. Locals residents sing Ukranian anthem. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
|
|
99 |
March 15, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Demostration in front of the municipality of Kherson. Citizens hold Ukrainian flags. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
|
100 |
March 15, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
City mayor Ihor Kolyhaev published inspiring video with words of support for Ukraine |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
See ⟶
|
|
101 |
March 15, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Melitopol |
Protesters in Melitopol decided to change the location and purpose of the protest and gathered near the local cemetery to lay flowers to soldiers who fought for the liberation of the city from German occupation during World War II. However, the protesters were dispersed with light and noise grenades and 9 people were abducted |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Honouring the dead |
See ⟶
|
|
102 |
March 15, 2022 |
Khersonska, Hornostaivka |
A joint prayer for Ukraine took place at the local market in Hornostaivka |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
|
|
103 |
March 15, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Volunteers from the “Municipal Guard” utility company provided security services in Kherson throughout the day as the city’s law enforcement agencies are not working |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Political intervention |
See ⟶
|
|
104 |
March 15, 2022 |
Khersonska, Chulakivka |
Kherson agrarians from the village of Chulakivka led a column of agricultural machinery to spring field work under Ukrainian flags. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
|
105 |
March 15, 2022 |
North, Kyiv |
The local community of Podolianochka implemented a communication system to identify saboteurs in their neighbourhood |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Political intervention |
|
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106 |
March 16, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Berdyansk |
Large column of protesters in Berdyansk marched with large Ukrianian flag |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
|
107 |
March 16, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
New protest in Kherson. Local residents hold banners and flags. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
|
108 |
March 16, 2022 |
Khersonska, Skadovsk |
Protest in Skadovsk due to the kidnapping by the occupiers of the mayor. The Russian military threw tear gas grenades and fired to disperse protesters. The mayor was released immediately after the protests |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
|
109 |
March 17, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
New protest in Kherson. Local residents hold banners and flags. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
|
110 |
March 17, 2022 |
Khersonska, Skadovsk |
Local resident in occupied Scadovsk remove the Russian flag from the city council Ukrainian flag was hung on a monument to Russian General Potemkin |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
See ⟶
|
|
111 |
March 17, 2022 |
Khersonska, Skadovsk |
Local resident in occupied Scadovsk remove the Russian flag from the city council |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
See ⟶
|
|
112 |
March 17, 2022 |
Kharkivska, Kharkiv |
Billboard with the inscription “Kherson, hold on! We are with you! Kharkiv” were installed in Kharkiv |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
See ⟶
|
|
113 |
March 18, 2022 |
Khersonska, Komyshany |
In the village of Komyshany locals burned humanitarian aid rations from Russian soldiers |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Social Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
|
|
114 |
March 18, 2022 |
Khersonska, Brylivka |
Residents of Brylivka village gathered to protest and sing Ukrainian folk song in front of Russian soldiers. Russian military tried to hand over humanitarian aid, but the locals refused |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Social Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
|
115 |
March 18, 2022 |
Lvivska, Lviv |
Symbolic initiative in Lviv, 109 empty prams on Rynok Square symbolize 109 kids have been killed by Russians since the day one of full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
|
116 |
March 18, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Protest of local residents from Kherson. Children and adults hold Ukrainian flags. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
|
117 |
March 19, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Protest in Kherson. Local residents hold banners and flags. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
|
118 |
March 20, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Massive demostration in Kherson. Protesters block Russian military vehicle |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
|
119 |
March 20, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Local residents block Russian convoy and force them to turn around |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
|
120 |
March 20, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kakhovka |
Concentration of local residents to protest against the occupation in Kakhovka |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
|
121 |
March 20, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Berdyansk |
Protests against occupation in Berdyansk. Russian military began to disperse ptotesters firing in the air and abducted about 10 people |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
|
122 |
March 20, 2022 |
South, Enerhodar |
Protesters in Enerhodar went to the city councils to disagree with the abduction of Ukrainian citizens and their captivity. In particular, the protesters demanded the release of First Deputy Mayor Ivan Samoidyuk. The Russian occupiers tried to detain several protesters, but hundreds blocked the exit of the Russian military’s car and prevented the military from taking the protesters. |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
|
123 |
March 21, 2022 |
South, Kherson |
Protests in Kherson. The Russian military fired gas and light-noise grenades at people. One person was injured, one person was detained. The fire was opened after some protesters had erased inscription “ZSU killers” on the monument dedicated to the heroes of the Revolution of Dignity |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
|
124 |
March 21, 2022 |
West/South, Varash (Rivne Nuclear Power Plant), Yuzhnoukrainsk (South Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant), Netishyn (Khmelnytskyi Nuclear Power Plant) |
In Ukraine, workers from nuclear power plants held peacful demonstrations in support of Enerhodar and Zaporozhye NPP. People took to the streets with Ukrainian flags and posters: “Energodar, we are proud of you”, “ZNPP, Ukraine with you”, “We will stand! We will win “,” We pray for you and others “ |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
|
125 |
March 21, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Prymorsk |
Protest against occupation in Prymorsk. People sang songs, marching through the streets and held plackards “Prymorsk is Ukraine” |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
|
126 |
March 22, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Protests in Kherson. The Russian military began throwing tear gas grenades to disperse protesters. Afterwards, some protesters returned to the square |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
|
127 |
March 22, 2022 |
Lvivska, Lviv |
Boycott action against multionational company Philips to stop their operations and investment in Russia due to their agression to Ukraine |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Economic Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
|
|
128 |
March 23, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Small gathering of protestors after days of demostrations and brutal repression by Russian army |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
|
130 |
March 23, 2022 |
Khersonska, Chornobaivka |
In Chornobaivka locals refused to take humanitarian aid from the Russian military and burned it |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Social Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
|
|
131 |
March 23, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Enerhodar |
In Enerhodar unknown people toppled a flagpole on which the occupiers hung a flag with communist symbolics and burned it |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
See ⟶
|
|
132 |
March 24, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
The flag of Ukraine was raised again in the city council of Kherson |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
|
133 |
March 24, 2022 |
South, Enerhodar |
The majority of deputies of the Enerhodar City Council resigned. Deputies are worried that their votes could be used under duress – to create illegal “people’s republics” in the territory of Enerhodar under the rule of Russian occupiers |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
See ⟶
|
|
134 |
March 24, 2022 |
West, Lviv |
Boycott action against multionational company Nestle to stop their operations and investment in Russia due to their agression to Ukraine |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Economic Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
|
|
135 |
March 24, 2022 |
Nation-wide, Kyiv, Lviv, Kharkiv, etc |
The initative “Tribunal for Putin” lead by Ukrainian Helsinki Human Rights Union, the Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group and the Center for Civil Liberties is established to monitor war crimes and bring to justice the aggressors. |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Social intervention |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
|
136 |
March 25, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Kyrylivka |
The head of Kyrylivka Ivan Maleev refused to cooperate with the invaders from the so-called “military administration” of Melitopol |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
See ⟶
|
|
137 |
March 25, 2022 |
Khersonska, Novotroitske |
Small gathering of protestors against the invasion in Novotroitske |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
|
138 |
March 26, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Slavutych |
Residents in the northern Ukrainian city of Slavutych mobilized to protest against the Russian occupation, after which gunfire and explosions were heard. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
|
140 |
March 27, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Protests in Kherson. The Russian military began throwing tear gas grenades to disperse protesters. One protester was injured |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
|
|
141 |
March 27, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kakhovka |
Concentration to local residents to protest against the occupation in Kakhovka |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
|
142 |
March 28, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Enerhodar |
Local residents went on a peaceful protest in Enerhodar. They demanded that the Russian military leave the city, as well as the release of First Deputy Mayor Ivan Samoidyuk. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
|
143 |
March 29, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Berdyansk |
In Berdyansk a local provider renounced its license in order not to cooperate with the Russian military occupying the city and not to spread propaganda, and slso all employees resigned |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Economic Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
|
|
144 |
March 31, 2022 |
Khersonska, Hola Prystan |
Protest in Hola Prystan. Protesters demand that the Russian army release the Mayor Alexander Babich and other abducted residents |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
|
|
145 |
March 31, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Melitopol |
Directors of secondary schools in Melitopol wrote applications for dismissal as a sign of unwillingness to cooperate with the occupiers |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Social Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
|
|
146 |
March 31, 2022 |
Khersonska, Bilokurakyne |
In Henichesk the flag of Ukraine was launched over the sea |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
|
|
147 |
March 31, 2022 |
Kyivska, Brovary |
Septic truck with the sticker of Putin face has appeared in the Brovary district |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
See ⟶
|
|
148 |
March 31, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Melitopol |
As a sign of protest and unwillingness to cooperate with the Russian Federation, all school principals in Melitopol wrote applications for dismissal. |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Social Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
|
|
245 |
April 1, 2022 |
Chernivetska, Chernivtsi city |
Conducting charity tours |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Cultural and artistic activities |
|
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246 |
April 1, 2022 |
Chernivetska, Chernivtsi city |
The Vernissage Cultural Center holded a charity exhibition-auction of paintings by IDP artists |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Cultural and artistic activities |
|
|
307 |
April 1, 2022 |
Volynska, Lutsk city |
Lutsk Evacuation and Business Adaptation Support Centre mediated between those enterprises that want to relocate and existing enterprises based in the Volyn region |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Business continuity and support |
See ⟶
|
|
341 |
April 1, 2022 |
Sumska, Trostyanetska city |
NGO “Dobrobat” created a volunteer construction team. Primary reconstruction of destroyed housing (covering the destroyed roof, repairing broken windows, laying foundation for damaged walls) |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Infrastructure restoration |
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149 |
April 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Self-organized community in Podolianochka (Kyiv) design and build blockade infraesfructure for the city |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
|
|
351 |
April 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Charitable Foundation “How are you, brother?” brings people together and maintains social ties during the war. They offer psychological support, information campaigns and tools that keep communities connected. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Information resistance and resilience narrative |
See ⟶
|
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366 |
April 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Public organization “Voyatsky Vyzvil” supports families of missing and captured defenders and defends POWs’ rights. They conduct international advocacy, search for missing defenders and provide psychological, legal and information support. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Support and protection of vulnerable social groups |
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378 |
April 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Created in 2022, the Mezha Center for Legislative Initiatives is a Ukrainian policy and governance organization focused on legislative reform, anti-corruption, democratic governance, and institutional accountability during wartime and reconstruction. The organization develops policy proposals, legal analysis, and advocacy initiatives aimed at strengthening transparency, public administration, and democratic resilience in Ukraine. It works closely with policymakers, civil society actors, and reform-oriented institutions to support governance innovation and reconstruction oversight. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Anti-corruption |
See ⟶
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386 |
April 1, 2022 |
Lvivska, Lviv |
Youth center Lviv engaged in humanitarian work and organizing activities to facilitate the integration of IDPs in hosting communities |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Confidence-building and integration measures |
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390 |
April 1, 2022 |
Multiple regions, Several cities |
IDP Councils are participatory coordination bodies established across Ukraine to represent IDPs and facilitate their integration into host communities. Emerging after 2014 and significantly expanded after the 2022 invasion, they bring together IDPs, local authorities, civil society, and humanitarian actors to support housing, livelihoods, social services, community cohesion, and participation in local recovery planning. Operating in cities such as Lviv, Kyiv, Zaporizhzhia, and Chernihiv, IDP Councils conduct needs assessments, advocacy, legal and psychosocial support coordination, employment initiatives, and contribute to local governance and wartime recovery strategies. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Institutional–civil society cooperation |
See ⟶
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150 |
April 2, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Enerhodar |
New protest in Enerhodar, but Russian army shoot and injured four people |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
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151 |
April 2, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Patriotic billboards “Kherson in our hearts” appeared on the streets of Kherson |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
See ⟶
See ⟶
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387 |
April 2, 2022 |
Sumska, Sumy |
Creation of the local coalition in Sumy to share information, resources and advocate to public bodies. The coalition is composed by 6-7 CSOs with different type of experiences. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Local coordination and crisis headquarters |
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25 |
April 3, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kahovka |
Protest in Kahovka. People carried a large Ukrainian flag. Russian military dispersed protest firing with rubber bullets. Two protesters were injured, seven kidnapped by Russian military |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
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152 |
April 3, 2022 |
Khersonska, Nova Kakhovka |
In the southern city of Nova Kakhovka, about 2,000 people showed their opposition to the invasion by waving Ukrainian flags and calling on Russian forces to leave |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
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154 |
April 3, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Protest continue in Kherson in symbolic spaces. The number of people has decreased, but this protest had no orgainizers and and took place in another location. Russian troops did not have time to disperse the protest. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
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155 |
April 4, 2022 |
Rivnenska, Rivne |
Boycott action against multionational company Metro to stop their operations and investment in Russia due to their agression to Ukraine |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Economic Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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171 |
April 5, 2022 |
Donetska, Donetsk |
Local priests provide protection and evacuation of civilians from conflict-affected towns |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
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172 |
April 8, 2022 |
Lvivska, Lviv |
An action against the looting of the Russian military was staged near the Russian consulate in Lviv |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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173 |
April 9, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Chernihiv |
Local residents in Chernihiv oblast develop a communication system to find safe routes to move in the occupied region and access Chernihiv city, under siege, with food, medicines and other supplies |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Social intervention |
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174 |
April 10, 2022 |
Khersonska, Hola Prystan |
A mini-football tournament under the slogan “Hola Prystan’ is Ukraine” was held in the occupied city of Hola Prystan in the Kherson region. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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175 |
April 11, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kakhovka |
In Kakhovka unknown people removed Russian flag from the House of Culture and burned it |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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176 |
April 11, 2022 |
Kharkivska, Izyum |
Women groups leading the protection and evacuation in civilians between Kramatorsk and Izyum |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
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177 |
April 11, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Melitopol |
Zmina Human Rights organization are providing support and counseling to activists to escape the occupied areas |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Physical intervention |
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178 |
April 16, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Boycott action against multionational company Auchan to stop their operations and investment in Russia due to their agression to Ukraine |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Economic Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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179 |
April 18, 2022 |
Khersonska, Velyki Kopani |
In Velyki Kopani locals removed the Russian flag. After that the Russian military tightened restrictions on residents |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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355 |
April 19, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Public organization “Volunteer Headquarters of TRO” supports internally displaced persons. They provide requested supplies and food packages for IDPs. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
See ⟶
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180 |
April 22, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Video appeals of support to Kherson residents and residents of the region from famous people from show business, organized and published by Oleksiy Biletsky, have started appearing on Facebook |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
See ⟶
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181 |
April 26, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Kherson mayor appealed to the President’s Office with the assurance that he refused to cooperate with the Russian occupiers in Kherson |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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182 |
April 26, 2022 |
Lvivska, Lviv |
An art event “I Kherson oblast” was held in Lviv in support of the residents of the Kherson region. People held posters with the words “Kherson is Ukraine”, “Oleshky” made graffiti and posted photos with protests |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
See ⟶
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183 |
April 26, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Boycott action against multionational company PariMatch to stop their operations and investment in Russia due to their agression to Ukraine |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Economic Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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159 |
April 27, 2022 |
Khersonska, Oleshky |
Initiative “Yellow Ribbon” launched a flash mob to hang yellow ribbons in public places in the occupied territories in support of Ukraine. Ribbons were spotted in Oleshky |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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185 |
April 27, 2022 |
Khersonska, Nova Kakhovka |
In Nova Kakhovka locals removed the red flag of the USSR from the cinema “Youth” and hung the Ukrainian flag |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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186 |
April 27, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Protest in Kherson against illigitemate referendum. Protesters were dispersed by Russian military almost immediately after the protest began. Four people were injured |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
See ⟶
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266 |
May 1, 2022 |
Khmelnytska, Shepetivskaya city |
Dentistry – Hryhoriy Oliynyk provided free treatment of acute toothache for IDPs |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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342 |
May 1, 2022 |
Sumska, Trostyanetska city |
BO “BF Man Olga” provided assistance to residents of the Trostyanets community, people with disabilities, IDPs |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Support and protection of vulnerable social groups |
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187 |
May 1, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Rector of Kherson National Technical University Yuri Bardachov wrote a letter of resignation “of his own volition”, because he was forced to stay in occupied Kherson and did not want to cooperate with the occupiers |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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188 |
May 3, 2022 |
Khersonska, Novotroitske |
Chairman of the Novotroitske village council Petro Zbarovsky publicitly refused to cooperate with representatives of the Russian Federation |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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189 |
May 4, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Boycott action against multionational company Raifeissen Bank to stop their operations and investment in Russia due to their agression to Ukraine |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Economic Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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190 |
May 4, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Berdyansk |
Local officials in Berdyansk, including all heads of city authorities, budget-funded institutions and municipal enterprises, collectively refused to collaborate with the occupying forces. None agreed to work in the so-called “city hall,” demonstrating organised non-cooperation with the occupation regime. |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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191 |
May 7, 2022 |
Khersonska, Beryslav |
In Beryslav unknown removed Russain flag, which had previously hung the Russian military |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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192 |
May 9, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Tokmak |
Leaflets reading “Defeat Nazism – Defeat Rashism” appeared on the streets of Tokmak |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
See ⟶
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163 |
May 11, 2022 |
Crimea, Yalta |
Initiative “Yellow Ribbon” launched a flash mob to hang yellow ribbons in public places in the occupied territories in support of Ukraine. Ribbon was spotted in Yalta |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
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193 |
May 11, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Chernihiv |
In Chernihiv appeared graffity “Kherson is Ukraine” |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
See ⟶
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194 |
May 11, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Postcards with an award for the head of local collaborator Kirill Stremousov have appeared in Kherson. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
See ⟶
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195 |
May 13, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Graffitis showing that Kherson is Ukraine has appeared in the streets of the city |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
See ⟶
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160 |
May 16, 2022 |
Luhanska, Novoaidar |
Initiative “Yellow Ribbon” launched a flash mob to hang yellow ribbons in public places in the occupied territories in support of Ukraine. Ribbons were spotted in Novoaidar |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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196 |
May 16, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
In Kherson unknown people decorated the streets with patriotic postcards “Kherson is Ukraine” |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
See ⟶
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197 |
May 18, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kakhovka |
In Kakhovka from the new school year, the so-called “government” plans to open 3 schools instead of 7. There is a lack of staff who agree to work under the leadership of the collaborators |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Social Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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164 |
May 19, 2022 |
Crimea, Kerch |
Initiative “Yellow Ribbon” launched a flash mob to hang yellow ribbons in public places in the occupied territories in support of Ukraine. Ribbons were spotted in Kerch |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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367 |
May 19, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Charitable Foundation “Land of Good Will” works in education, culture, social support, health and sports. Currently they focus on empowering youth in the Berezan community by creating safe, inclusive spaces and tackling war-related stress and isolation. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Youth leadership and participation |
See ⟶
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203 |
May 19, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Blue and yellow ribbons are displayed in the city of Kherson |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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198 |
May 20, 2022 |
South, Kherson |
In Kherson, unknown people set up a Ukrainian flag above the railway station |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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199 |
May 20, 2022 |
Zakarpatska, Enerhodar |
Firefighters in Enerhodar protested against the abduction of fire and rescue chief Vitaliy Troyan. Russian military tried to disperse protesters beating people and damaging fire and rescue equipment |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
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200 |
May 21, 2022 |
Khersonska, Beryslav |
In Beryslav, instead of the Ukrainian flag removed by the Russian military, locals painted the state flag of Ukraine on a pedestal under the flagpole |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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168 |
May 22, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Enerhodar |
Initiative “Yellow Ribbon” launched a flash mob to hang yellow ribbons in public places in the occupied territories in support of Ukraine. Ribbons were spotted in Enerhodar |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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129 |
May 23, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Local activists made a map with the location of Russian troops in Kherson. The map shows checkpoints with the Russian military and other locations. |
Civil Resistance |
Nonviolent intervention |
Social intervention |
See ⟶
See ⟶
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204 |
May 23, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Graffitis and blue-yellow ribbons are expanded in the city of Kherson |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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169 |
May 24, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Melitopol |
Initiative “Yellow Ribbon” launched a flash mob to hang yellow ribbons in public places in the occupied territories in support of Ukraine. Ribbons were spotted in Melitopol |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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201 |
May 24, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Residents of Kherson draw the state flag on poles, sports grounds, walls of houses, garages. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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202 |
May 26, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Teachers refused to attend one meeting organized by Russian occupiers to organize the educational system in Kershon oblast. |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Social Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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206 |
May 26, 2022 |
Khersonska, Skadovsk |
Graffity “Skadovsk is Ukraine!” appeared on the road in Skadovsk. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
See ⟶
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205 |
May 28, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Graffits representing the flag of Ukraine are displayed in buildings and strees in Kherson |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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207 |
May 28, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Graffities “Kherson – Ukraine”, “Kherson, Believe in the Armed Forces of Ukraine” appeared on the streets of Kherson |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
See ⟶
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161 |
May 29, 2022 |
Donetska, Donetsk |
Initiative “Yellow Ribbon” launched a flash mob to hang yellow ribbons in public places in the occupied territories in support of Ukraine. Ribbons were spotted in Donetsk |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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208 |
May 29, 2022 |
Crimea, Yalta |
In occupied Yalta a man sang an unknown song about love for Kyiv near a billboard with Putin |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Drama and music |
See ⟶
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209 |
May 29, 2022 |
Khersonska, Strilkove |
Strelkove residents refused to provide their data to local collaborators allegedly for an official census. One of the residents was beaten for refusing by Russian soldiers |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Social Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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210 |
May 29, 2022 |
Khersonska, Ozeriany, Sokolohirne, Novohryhorivka |
In the villages of Ozeriany, Sokolohirne, and Novohryhorivka all teachers refused to work under the Russian program. |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Social Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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211 |
May 30, 2022 |
Khersonska, Hola Prystan |
In Hola Prystan unknown people removed Russian flag from the flagpole and cut the lifting rope |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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212 |
May 31, 2022 |
Khersonska, Hola Prystan |
In Hola Prystan appeared graffity “Putin freak” |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
See ⟶
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213 |
May 31, 2022 |
Crimea, Sevastopol |
A banner “Crimea is Ukraine” has appeared on the website of the Russian authorities in the Nakhimovsky district of occupied Sevastopol |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
See ⟶
See ⟶
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384 |
June 1, 2022 |
Khersonska, Skadvoska |
Parallel municipality service systems (land properpety, administrative support and other paperwork) operating for people under occupation in Skadovska |
Resilience |
Information & communication |
Information support activities |
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214 |
June 2, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
In Kherson unknown people were able to damage Russian banners promoting propaganda about the region’s history |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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215 |
June 3, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Russian troops wanted to take over the shopping centers of the “Epicenter” network in Kherson, the staff was held hostage for 3-4 hours, but nearly 80 percent of employees refused to cooperate with the occupiers |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Economic Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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167 |
June 4, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Prymorsk |
Initiative “Yellow Ribbon” launched a flash mob to hang yellow ribbons in public places in the occupied territories in support of Ukraine. Ribbons were spotted in Prymorsk |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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216 |
June 5, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
In Kherson local entrepreneurs refuse to put double price tags in rubles and hryvnias on goods in their stores. Due to this, in Kherson appeared leaflets with warning that for violation of the order, the property of entrepreneurs will be destroyed or subordinated to the “authorities” |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
See ⟶
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217 |
June 5, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Melitopol |
Unknown people in Melitopol distributed leaflets calling to refuse Russian passports |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
See ⟶
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218 |
June 6, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Doctors refuse to cooperate with Russian occupiers in Kherson. Occupiers intend to transform public hospitals into military hospitals |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Social Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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166 |
June 7, 2022 |
Crimea, Alupka |
Initiative “Yellow Ribbon” launched a flash mob to hang yellow ribbons in public places in the occupied territories in support of Ukraine. Ribbons were spotted in Alupka |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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219 |
June 8, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Zaporizhzhia |
In Zaporizhzhia region people refuse to cooperate with occupiers and accept humanitarian aid |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Social Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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220 |
June 9, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Unknown people posted banners in Kherson city with thanks to the teachers, who refused to cooperate with Russian Occupiers |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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221 |
June 10, 2022 |
Luhanska, Luhansk |
In Luhansk region protest and non-cooperation by local residents are reducing the capacity of Russian occupation to mobilize people. Labour shortages have been reported in schools, business, etc. |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Economic Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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157 |
June 12, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Initiative “Yellow Ribbon” launched a flash mob to hang yellow ribbons in public places in the occupied territories in support of Ukraine. Ribbons were spotted in Kherson |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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158 |
June 12, 2022 |
Khersonska, Nova Kakhovka |
Initiative “Yellow Ribbon” launched a flash mob to hang yellow ribbons in public places in the occupied territories in support of Ukraine. Ribbons were spotted in Nova Kakhovka |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
See ⟶
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222 |
June 12, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kakhovka |
In Kakhovka unknown people removed the largest Russian flag in the city from the flagpole |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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223 |
June 12, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Kyrylivka |
A representative of the so-called ‘occupiers’ administration” of the resort town of Kyrylivka demanded that local entrepreneurs pay tribute, but they refused |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Economic Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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224 |
June 13, 2022 |
Crimea, Kurman |
In the occupied Crimea the owner of the service station refused to service the occupiers’ military vehicle. The occupying authorities of Crimea ordered the demolition of the building |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Economic Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
See ⟶
See ⟶
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226 |
June 14, 2022 |
Khersonska, Chaplynka |
In Chaplynka the Russian military cannot find a sufficient number of “people’s militiamen.” Only four collaborators agreed to join the so-called “people’s militia”. Men who refuse to cooperate are forced to work on the equipment of their advanced positions |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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225 |
June 14, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
The armed forces of the Russian Federation entered the main building of Kherson State University and appointed “leaders.” KSU employees have left their jobs and will perform their duties remotely under Ukrainian law |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Social Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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227 |
June 15, 2022 |
Khersonska, Tavriisk |
Employees of the Tavriisk city council refused to cooperate with the “mayor” collaborator |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Political non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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228 |
June 16, 2022 |
Crimea, Alushta |
In occupied Alushta unknown people are distributing leaflets with the slogan “Crimea is Ukraine” and a quote from Zelensky |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
See ⟶
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229 |
June 17, 2022 |
Crimea, |
In Crimea, leaflets have been distributed and displayed in cars reading “We will return Crimea and every piece of our land.” |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
See ⟶
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230 |
June 17, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Berdyansk |
In Berdyansk, the occupiers are unable to open schools and kindergardens due to a lack of staff, as educational workers have refused to cooperate with them. |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Social Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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231 |
June 17, 2022 |
Khersonska, Chaplynka |
Local residents in Chaplynka refuse to cooperate with Russian Occupiers in different type of tasks such as advanced engineering works |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Economic Non-cooperation |
See ⟶
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232 |
June 18, 2022 |
Nation-wide, Online |
Almost 36 000 users attended online demostration in support of Kherson orgainized by “Yellow Ribbon” initiative. To do this, the meeting place was moved from a real street to a digital street on Instagram: meter by meter the central avenue of Kherson was painted – with all the houses, parks and intersections. Therefore, everyone could ask the organizers to mark themselves in the photo of the virtual street to take part in the demonstration |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Public assemblies |
See ⟶
See ⟶
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233 |
June 18, 2022 |
Khersonska, Beryslav |
In Beryslav the collective of pedagogical college refused the offer of the collaborator to work under the Russian educational programs |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Social Non-cooperation |
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170 |
June 18, 2022 |
Poltavska, Pryshyb |
Initiative “Yellow Ribbon” launched a flash mob to hang yellow ribbons in public places in the occupied territories in support of Ukraine. Ribbons were spotted in Pryshyb |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
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234 |
June 20, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Boycott action against multionational company PariMatch to stop their operations and investment in Russia due to their agression to Ukraine |
Civil Resistance |
Non-cooperation |
Economic Non-cooperation |
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235 |
June 21, 2022 |
Crimea, Simferopol |
In occupied Simferopol unknown people posted leaflets with the inscription that the Crimean people are waiting for the liberation of the peninsula. |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Communications with a wider audience |
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256 |
July 1, 2022 |
Chernivetska, Khotyn city |
NGO “Eleos-Ukraine” provides shelter for victims of gender-based violence and military aggression of the Russian Federation from key communities |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Protection and evacuation of civilians |
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377 |
July 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
The RISE Ukraine Coalition (Reconstruction Integrity, Sustainability and Efficiency) was launched in 2022 following the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion as a broad coalition of Ukrainian and international civil society organizations focused on transparent, accountable, and sustainable reconstruction in Ukraine. The coalition works to prevent corruption in recovery processes, strengthen public oversight of reconstruction funding, promote open-data and transparency mechanisms, and support inclusive governance and coordination between civil society, state institutions, and international donors during Ukraine’s recovery and rebuilding process. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Anti-corruption |
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363 |
July 15, 2022 |
Poltava, Poltava region |
Public organization Myrhorod City Station of Young Tourists promotes a healthy lifestyle and patriotism through tourism. They involve youth and veterans’ families in active tourism and support veterans’ reintegration. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Confidence-building and integration measures |
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361 |
August 3, 2022 |
Kyivska, Zhytomyr region |
Public Union “Education – in a Legal Channel” protects rights and interests in the field of education. They help restore the rights of participants in the educational process through information work and advocacy. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Capacity-building programs |
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402 |
August 27, 2022 |
Multiple regions, Romantika, Odesa, Kyiv |
Since 2022, youth centers have raised awareness and trained young people on media literaccy and how critically identify and counter disinformation. Several youth centers have organised these activities Romantika (Sumy), Kyiv, Odessa, amongs others. |
Resilience |
Information & communication |
Counter-propaganda and disinformation |
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325 |
September 1, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Nizhyn city |
Volunteer group “Kukharska Zgraya Wolves” provided humanitarian aid and food. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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358 |
September 1, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Volunteer group “Truselkovi fairies Moshchun” sews adaptive underwear and special pillows for wounded people. They cover needs for underwear with ties for those with metal structures on their legs, which industry does not produce. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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381 |
September 1, 2022 |
Chernivetska, Chernihiv |
Development of crisis protocols between LSG and organized civil society |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Local coordination and crisis headquarters |
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368 |
September 6, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Public organization “Tourist Ukrainian Family” offers psycho-emotional recovery for families affected by war. They organize tourism-based activities and cultural events to stabilise and renew emotional well-being. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Online and offline psychosocial support |
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360 |
September 28, 2022 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
“Historical platform” unites Ukrainians around learning their own history. They popularise verified information on historical figures and events, including through work with street names. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Cultural and artistic activities |
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371 |
October 1, 2022 |
Zaporizka, Zaporizhzhia |
UNFPA launched the first Survivor Relief Center in Zaporizhzhia in 2022 as part of its emergency response to conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) and gender-based violence during the war. These centers provide specialized crisis-response services for survivors, including emergency psychosocial assistance, legal aid, medical referrals, protection case management, and trauma-informed support. Unlike the broader community-oriented VILNA spaces, SRCs are highly specialized protection and recovery facilities integrated into Ukraine’s wartime GBV response system. By 2024–2025, Ukraine had approximately 12–13 Survivor Relief Centers operating alongside mobile response teams and other protection mechanisms. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Psychosocial support structures |
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372 |
October 1, 2022 |
Sumska, Sumy |
Launched by UNFPA after the start of the full-scale Russian invasion in 2022, VILNA (“Free Woman”) spaces were created across Ukraine to provide safe, community-based environments for women and girls affected by war, displacement, and trauma. The initiative focuses on psychosocial recovery, empowerment, social cohesion, and protection through services such as psychological counselling, peer-support groups, legal consultations, art therapy, and educational activities. The first spaces were opened in central and western Ukraine and later expanded nationwide. By 2023–2024, the network had reached approximately 29–30 VILNA spaces operating across multiple oblasts in Ukraine. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Psychosocial support structures |
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375 |
October 1, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Nizhyn city |
Caritas activities in Nizhyn began in October 2022 following the humanitarian crisis generated by Russia’s full-scale invasion and the large-scale displacement in Chernihiv oblast. Initially focused on emergency humanitarian response, the organization provided food and hygiene assistance, aid and support to IDS, Veterans and children, including and mobile humanitarian deliveries to vulnerable communities and rural areas. Over time, Caritas expanded its work from emergency relief toward broader community resilience and recovery initiatives. By 2024–2025, activities included psychosocial support, child-friendly and inclusive spaces, mobile social teams, counselling services, veteran and family support, therapy sessions, and long-term social recovery programs aimed at strengthening social cohesion and resilience in war-affected communities. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Support and protection of vulnerable social groups |
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370 |
November 1, 2022 |
Multiple regions, All Ukraine |
In response to Russia’s systematic attacks on critical infrastructure and electricity grids, the Ukrainian government launched the “Points of Invincibility” (Punkty Nezlamnosti) network in November 2022. These centres provided civilians with heating, electricity, internet access, water, communication services, and basic humanitarian support during blackouts and winter emergencies. By late 2025 and early 2026, the network ranged between roughly 10,600 and 13,400 operational and standby points depending on seasonal activation and reporting criteria. By late November 2022, more than 4,000 Points of Invincibility had already been deployed across Ukraine |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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374 |
December 1, 2022 |
Chernihivska, Chernihiv |
The Chernihiv “Resilient City” is a comprehensive strategy for a broader post-2022 recovery and reconstruction strategy focused on rebuilding the city and oblast through resilience, sustainability, decentralised governance, and community participation after the severe destruction caused by the Russian siege in early 2022. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Infrastructure restoration |
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394 |
December 1, 2022 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Network of CSO promoted by NGO 10th of April in Odessa and Kherson. Support on capacity-buidling. Catalysers of transformation of 20 local iniatiatives into formal NGOs |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Community-based project management |
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379 |
January 1, 2023 |
Multiple regions, Kyiv |
Vesta – Veteran Development Center is local/community-oriented initiative supporting veteran employment, reintegration, education, and social adaptation in wartime conditions. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Veterans support and re-integration |
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385 |
January 1, 2023 |
Multiple regions, Zaporizhzhia |
The Ukrainian Peacebuilding School engaged in meditation and dialogue activities to prevent social conflicts to maintain social cohesion in Southern regions of Ukraine |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Confidence-building and integration measures |
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352 |
January 3, 2023 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Public organization “Families of the Fallen Defenders of Ukraine ‘Heart Outside’” honors fallen defenders and supports their families. They promote a culture of remembrance and provide emotional and community support in the first years after loss. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Online and offline psychosocial support |
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388 |
February 1, 2023 |
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Seeds for Ukraine aims to help people in the liberated territories of Ukraine and the many centers for internally displaced people. Concretely, the initiative provide these communities with seeds, help install greenhouses, and move the harvest to communities that will need it. |
Resilience |
Economic resilience |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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362 |
June 1, 2023 |
Volynska, Volyn region |
IDP NGO “Indestructible Together” engages internally displaced persons in community activities, programs and projects. They foster communication, participation and rights protection through support services, advocacy and networking. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Confidence-building and integration measures |
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405 |
December 1, 2023 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Cluster on agricultural recovery created in Kherson with the pàrticipation of public institutions, business and civil society. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Infrastructure restoration |
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350 |
December 27, 2023 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
“Ukrainian Sisters” NGO unites support for solo mothers and promotes a caring, equal and safe society for them. They highlight the challenges of single parenthood and provide humanitarian, psychological and community support. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Support and protection of vulnerable social groups |
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349 |
January 1, 2024 |
Mykolaivska, Mykolaiv |
Youth Initiative / “City House of Culture” supports education, creativity and development of young people in the community. The “Karamelki” art group works inclusively with people with disabilities, building socialisation and leadership. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Youth leadership and participation |
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406 |
January 1, 2024 |
Chernihivska, Chernihiv |
The Regional Development Agency of Chernihiv is a multi-stakeholder institution that supports the region’s economic recovery and long-term development by coordinating projects between local authorities, businesses, civil society, and international partners. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Infrastructure restoration |
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407 |
January 1, 2024 |
Khersonska, Khadviska |
Civilian preparadness in Khadviska community in case of evacuation. Protocols, trainigns and specific logistics aspects are arranged. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Protection and evacuation of civilians |
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376 |
March 1, 2024 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
In 2022, the Regional administration focus on evacuation and protection, in certain aspect definition of safety procedures with the civil society. In 2023-24 more focus on recovery including the defintion of recovery plans with the community. Also creation of the Kherson regional ambassadors network: a horizontal strategy designed to find international partnerships for the region’s development. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Infrastructure restoration |
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391 |
June 1, 2024 |
Multiple regions, Several cities |
Women led-organisations spread in Ukraine from west to east to support and empower women groups |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Women leadership, support and participation |
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380 |
September 1, 2024 |
Multiple regions, Kiev |
Veterans Leadership program led by Chesno is a leadership and civic participation program helping veterans engage in politics, local governance, advocacy, and democratic participation through trainings and mentoring. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Veterans support and re-integration |
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418 |
September 3, 2024 |
Chernihivska, Nizhyn city |
University of Nizhyn created a resilient unit to organise aid and tactical training, psychosocial support and other activities for children, youth, women and familities |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Support and protection of vulnerable social groups |
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369 |
December 4, 2024 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
NGO “Zelena Bucha” unites the Bucha community around sustainable development and nature protection. They respond to ecological decline by promoting green spaces, environmental awareness and practical eco-solutions. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Green infrastructure and energy efficiency |
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403 |
March 1, 2025 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
Kherson regional ambassadors is an initiative aimed to establish international partnership for the recovery and development of Kherson region. The initiative is the result of cooperation with public institutions, universities, business and other actors. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Institutional–civil society cooperation |
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345 |
July 5, 2026 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
NGO “Nadazovsky Greeks: Urumi and Rumei” preserves the identity, history and languages of the Nadaz Greeks of Ukraine. They promote this heritage through education, advocacy and cultural events in Ukraine and abroad. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Cultural and artistic activities |
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346 |
July 5, 2026 |
Mykolaivska, Mykolaiv |
NGO “Camelia” and the Council on IDP Issues in the Voznesensk Community protect the rights and interests of IDPs. They help displaced people adapt, access services, and realise their potential through aid, counselling and advocacy. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Confidence-building and integration measures |
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347 |
July 5, 2026 |
Zhytomyrska, Zhytomyr |
Public organization “City of 1000 Sculptures and Murals” creates art objects to renew public space and attract tourists. The organization looks after a park and runs regular cultural events to revive Ukrainian culture and traditions. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Cultural and artistic activities |
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156 |
July 5, 2026 |
Khersonska, Henichesk |
Initiative “Yellow Ribbon” launched a flash mob to hang yellow ribbons in public places in the occupied territories in support of Ukraine. Ribbons were spotted in Henichesk |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
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354 |
July 5, 2026 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Charitable Foundation “Happy Paw” promotes a human society where every animal has a decent life and home. They respond to the growth of homeless animals and support shelters through aid, education and campaigns. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Support and protection of vulnerable social groups |
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162 |
July 5, 2026 |
Luhanska, Luhansk |
Initiative “Yellow Ribbon” launched a flash mob to hang yellow ribbons in public places in the occupied territories in support of Ukraine. Ribbons and stickers were spotted in Luhansk |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
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357 |
July 5, 2026 |
Kyivska, Kyiv |
Charitable Foundation “Guardians of Life” assists Ukraine’s defenders, their families and civilians. They supply the front with equipment, protection, medicines, food and support hospitals and evacuation points. |
Resilience |
Social capital |
Humanitarian aid, medical support and shelter/housing for IDPs |
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165 |
July 5, 2026 |
Crimea, Simferopol |
Initiative “Yellow Ribbon” launched a flash mob to hang yellow ribbons in public places in the occupied territories in support of Ukraine. Ribbons were spotted in Simferopol |
Civil Resistance |
Protest and disuasion |
Symbolic public act |
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359 |
July 5, 2026 |
Kirovohradska, Kirovohrad region |
NGO “Charity of Malovyskivshchyna” provides social services, education and rehabilitation in the community. They deliver humanitarian, psychological and social assistance and develop local capacity through events and trainings. |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Capacity-building programs |
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404 |
July 5, 2026 |
Khersonska, Kherson |
A library with Ukrainian literature, history and culture was created in a shelter. |
Resilience |
Information & communication |
Cultural and artistic activities |
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409 |
July 5, 2026 |
Zaporizka, Multiple locations |
Emergency protocols and coordination established in several locations in Zaporizhzhia (Primorsk, Cherniviska, etc) in cooperation between public institutions and civil society |
Resilience |
Community competence |
Institutional–civil society cooperation |
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