Document #2096265

DG East - Democratic Governance East, PFRU - Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine, SeeD - Centre for Sustainable Peace and Democratic Development et al. (Author), published by ReliefWeb

Score-Inspired Holistic Assessment of Resilience of Population (SHARP): Assessing Social Cohesion, Resistance, and People’s Needs in Ukraine Amid Russian Full-Scale Invasion – Wave 1 (2022)

https://reliefweb.int/attachments/afcadd62-a33a-4dbf-b093-2bd2e6c8f0bb/PUB_UKR_SHARP_WAVE_1_17May23.pdf

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    Part 2 of report series on social cohesion, resistance and people's needs amid the Russian invasion (impact of displacement on social cohesion; critical needs of IDPs; forms of resistance; availability of basic necessities; other topics)

    SHARP Wave 2 Big Picture Report (Special or Analytical Report, English)

      enID 2111565
    ecoi.net description:
    Report on social cohesion, resistance and people's needs amid the Russian invasion (impact of displacement on social cohesion; critical needs of IDPs; forms of resistance; availability of basic necessities; other topics)
    Country:
    Ukraine
    Sources:
    DG East - Democratic Governance East, PFRU - Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine, SeeD - Centre for Sustainable Peace and Democratic Development et al. (Author), published by ReliefWeb
    Published:
    May 2023
    Original link:
    https://reliefweb.int/attachments/afcadd62-a33a-4dbf-b093-2bd2e6c8f0bb/PUB_UKR_SHARP_WAVE_1_17May23.pdf
    Document type:
    Special or Analytical Report
    Language:
    English
    Available on ecoi.net since:
    25 August 2023
    Document ID:
    2096265

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