Ukraine Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment, August 2022
The Russian Federation’s invasion of Ukraine, which began February 24, 2022, has caused significant civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure and has taken a severe human, social, and economic toll. As a result of the war, which still contin...
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| Format: | Report |
| Language: | English en_US |
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World Bank, Washington, DC
2022
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| Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099445209072239810/P17884304837910630b9c6040ac12428d5c http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37988 |
| Summary: | The Russian Federation’s invasion of
Ukraine, which began February 24, 2022, has caused
significant civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure
and has taken a severe human, social, and economic toll. As
a result of the war, which still continues after more than
six months, dwellings and public infrastructure have been
demolished or damaged, public services and economic activity
have been impeded, and significant numbers of Ukrainians
have been displaced from their homes. This Rapid Damage and
Needs Assessment (RDNA) is part of an ongoing effort,
undertaken jointly by the government of Ukraine, the World
Bank, and the European Commission and supported by other
partners, to take stock of Ukraine’s damage and losses from
the war - but just as importantly to assess the scale of
economic and social needs for Ukraine’s survival during the
war and its prospering afterward. |
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