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Assessing and improving the accessibility of compact housing for IDPs in Dnipropetrovsk region for vulnerable groups

  • A man in a wheelchair and a woman are sitting in a room arranged as a temporary shelter. In the background, there are beds, personal belongings, a table with food, and other shelter residents.
  • Two women are in a room arranged as a temporary shelter. Beds with personal belongings, a table with food, and colorful curtains on the windows.
  • A clothesline with hanging laundry stretches across the room. On the left, plastic crates and kitchenware are visible, while boxes and belongings are stored in the background. A sign on the wall reads “Protect, don’t panic!”.
  • A room in poor condition. The windows are covered with cardboard, the walls have peeling paint and moisture stains. A bed with a blanket is placed near the radiator, while plastic bottles, bags, and personal belongings are scattered on the windowsill.

26.08.2022

2022

Donor:

United Nations Development Programme in Ukraine (UNDP Ukraine)

  • Goal:

    Improving the living conditions of the most socially vulnerable among internally displaced persons (people with disabilities, elderly individuals, single mothers/fathers, and large families) by studying the needs of shelter residents and subsequently equipping the shelters based on the research results.

    A review of 32 compact living sites for IDPs in the Dnipropetrovsk region was conducted, surveying approximately 1,000 individuals currently residing there to assess the quality of living conditions and their suitability for people with disabilities, large families, and elderly individuals.

    Based on the identified needs from the assessment, furniture, medical, and technical equipment were purchased, improving the living conditions of people with disabilities and residents of compact living sites for IDPs in the Dnipropetrovsk region. Additionally, further recommendations were provided to various organizations on improving the conditions in compact living sites for IDPs, particularly for people with disabilities, elderly individuals, and large families.

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