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Ukrainian journalists expose corruption in wartime
Together with independent anti-corruption agencies and civil society, a free and independent press plays a central role in the fight against corruption.
Ukraine: Resilience in the classroom
As the war continues, Ukraine is carrying out a comprehensive education reform to modernise teaching and learning in line with European standards. The World Bank and Norway are key supporters.
– Pride is not a celebration, it is an act of resistance
What is it like to stand up for fundamental human rights in a country under attack? Norad met two Ukrainian human rights defenders who, with support from Norway, are working to ensure that the rights of LGBTQ+ people are not put on hold during the war.
The lifeline through Ukraine: Railways save lives and keep the country running
When Ukraine’s airspace was closed, the railway system became a vital lifeline for both people and goods. Norway is contributing to the repair and modernization of Ukraine’s railway system through the World Bank’s URTF fund, ensuring transport, trade, and reconstruction continue.
Protecting Civilians: Norway’s Support for Mine Clearance in Ukraine
The war in Ukraine has left vast quantities of landmines and unexploded ordnance, with estimates suggesting that as much as one-third of the country may be contaminated. To protect civilians and pave the way for reconstruction, Norway supports mine clearance efforts through Norwegian People’s Aid (Norsk Folkehjelp).
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Humanitarian support following the Kakhovka dam explosion
The explosion of the Kakhovka dam in June 2023 triggered a flood that hit southern Ukraine hard. Homes were destroyed, lives were lost and the lack of access to clean water resulted in an urgent need for international aid. Norway was quick to respond, through the Nansen programme.
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Humanitarian aid for the healthcare sector in Ukraine
The Russian invasion has had catastrophic consequences for the Ukrainian health service. Hospitals and clinics have been destroyed, placing healthcare professionals in dangerous situations, and the need for medical help has grown immensely. Many Ukrainians are suffering from both physical and psychological trauma and vulnerable groups are particularly at risk.
На що йдуть кошти норвезької допомоги Україні?
Норвегія є довгостроковим партнером України. Завдяки програмі Nansen Норвегія надає Україні життєво важливу гуманітарну допомогу, сприяє зміцненню енергетичної безпеки та відновленню, підтримує демократію, верховенство права та права людини, а також цілеспрямовано бореться з корупцією. Норвегія виділила 204,5 мільярда крон на програму Nansen до 2030 року. На даний момент на цивільну допомогу виділено 30 мільярдів крон.
Home repairs, heating, and water throughout winter
Ukraine has experienced large damage to both infrastructure and homes throughout the war. Civilian and humanitarian support through the Nansen Support Programme for Ukraine contributes to restoring access to clean water for the population and to home repairs. Below you will find a selection of examples of how the support reaches those in need.
Moldova: Supporting the Moldovan authorities delivering lifesaving assistance
Collaboration between specialized organisations and the authorities can help contribute to improved service provision and increased competencies. Cooperation and innovation are especially important in crisis situations, where it is essential to gather all knowledge available and put it to use quickly when responding.