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To protect the rights and dignity of the war-affected population by providing direct assistance, strengthening hromadas capacity, and transforming state policy based on evidence.
Ukraine has a resilient and inclusive protection ecosystem where state policy is evidence-based, and the war-affected population and hromadas possess full agency to ensure their dignity, safety, and sustainable recovery.
R2P's monitoring service observes the rights and freedoms of IDPs and the war-affected population, assesses their needs and takes measures to protect beneficiaries.
The programme covers certain target groups of people:
The above-standardised types of assistance are partial. Other actions to protect beneficiaries are also possible if they do not contradict R2P's principles and do not constitute an abuse of power.
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R2P works with communities and local governments to implement measures to facilitate the integration of IDPs and establish and build new ties in the community.
Since April 2023, the Register of Social Service Providers and Recipients has included the Foundation in the section of social service providers.
R2P delivers free social services to internally displaced persons and the war-affected population. Among them:
Our employees:
Our principles:
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Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) refers to all activities aimed at coordinating and assisting in managing collective centres.
Within the framework of the CCCM, R2P works exclusively with collective centres and their residents.
Our coaches facilitate adaptation in the new place of residence. They organise specialised training (offered and created independently and at beneficiaries' request, as well as inviting relevant specialists and partners). They also arrange leisure activities at the request of IDPs to get to know the community, acquire new knowledge and skills, and encourage them to learn new things.
R2P's specialists actively interact with the administrations of collective centres and communities, help to resolve urgent issues, and implement specially developed documents (rules of settlement/eviction, responsibilities of residents, contracts, etc.) In addition, through cooperation with specialised, local, and international partners, gaps in assisting are closed. Our experts also organise training for representatives of the administration of collective centres.
The team has qualified engineers who assess the situation in the centres and solve everyday problems in cooperation with the responsible persons.
For example, they discuss the needs and provide materials for minor repairs (replacement of electrical wiring and water supply/drainage systems) and deliver household appliances (stoves, refrigerators, washing machines, etc.).
The introduction of legal regulation of legal relations between the host community and CC residents is the basis for protecting the rights of IDPs. Our lawyers are always on top of the legal needs and document the residence of people in collective centres, thus protecting their stay and regulating the relations with the administration.
The teams respond to the suggestions of proactive residents by organising initiative groups where people express their ideas and offers on various areas of life and their positive changes in the communities and centres where they live.
Thus, our specialists hear and implement their thoughts, ideas, and suggestions. When we fulfil these requests, the team documents the creation of an initiative group. Our experts also implement and devise initiatives while organising training. The CCCM team collaborates with partners to help individuals realise their dreams.
R2P's compact settlement management teams operate in ten oblasts: Cherkasy, Dnipro, Donetsk, Kharkiv, Kyiv, Poltava, Sumy, Vinnytsia and Zaporizhzhia. Total number of CCs covered: 176.
The map shows the regions where the CCCM programme is currently operating.
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Protection at the Hromadas’ Level at Right to Protection is an approach aimed at strengthening local hromadas’ capacity to independently identify risks, respond to challenges, and create a safe and supportive environment for people affected by the war.
This approach is based on the belief that the most effective solutions emerge through the active participation of residents, local self-government bodies, civil society organisations, and other local partners.
The Fund works to ensure hromadas do not only respond to individual problems but also develop sustainable mechanisms for their resolution. To achieve this, the team:
Currently, the direction covers:
Our goal is to help hromadas become more resilient, cohesive, and capable of independently responding to today’s challenges.
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