Alliance2015 members are working together using their complementary resources and reach to ensure a quick and necessary emergency response to assist the crisis- affected population in Ukraine and neighbouring countries, since the military operations from Russia started on February 24th.
Alliance2015 partners deliver essential humanitarian assistance directly both in conflict-affected locations and IDP-hosting areas, namely by delivering core-relief items into conflict-affected locations in Ukraine, providing emergency cash assistance to IDPs and their hosts and supporting collective centres in Western and Central Ukraine.
Assessment western Ukraine – Morshyn and Opaka. 
Activities are jointly implemented on the ground by the two Alliance2015 members currently present and operational in Ukraine (ACTED and People in Need (PIN)), and are supported through financial and in-kind assistance as well as with expert staff by the Alliance2015 members who are not currently operational in-country. The intervention is closely coordinated with other actors present on the ground, particularly local Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) whose network and outreach can further support our consortium to reach those most in need.
Sumy, delivery of humanitarian aid, PIN 
People in Need raised 60 million euros in donations and has been using them to send aid to tens of thousands of Ukrainians. Seven trains filled with food, clothes, sleeping bags, blankets, hygiene kits, have been transported to Ukraine. PIN has also sent 13 trucks with food, milk, baby food, medicine and hygienic products.
Unload of humanitarian train in Dnipro, March 2022, PIN 
Water delivery, eastern Ukraine, PIN 
ACTED is now mobilized in western Ukraine, where the offensive hasn’t arrived, and thousands of internally displaced people need assistance. ACTED is providing hot meals and basic necessities to the displaced Ukrainians who are now hosted in churches, gyms, schools, hotels…
Helvetas, together with ACTED, continues to assist the Ukrainians that arrive to Moldova by providing transportation from the Ukranian-Moldova border to the capital, Chisinau, where they are placed in hosting facilities.
In Romania, CESVI has prioritized assistance to mothers and children crossing the border, providing information services, playrooms for children, WIFI connection and psychosocial support for both children and adults. In Záhony, a small town in Hungary that is receiving 5 thousand refugees per day, CESVI has established an Entry Point Hub and heated tents to accommodate those who cross the border after a long trip.
Sighetu Marmației, Romania, Cesvi 
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