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Norad Director General in Kyiv: – Impressive Resilience
– The smell of smoke still lingered in the air. In the middle of Kyiv, people were standing outside in the cold with just a few belongings, says Norad Director General Gunn Jorid Roset.
NOK 50 million for anti-corruption efforts in Ukraine
Through agreements with Transparency International Ukraine and Anti-Corruption Action Center (AntACc), Norway is stepping up its support for anti-corruption efforts in Ukraine.
Clearing the way for agriculture and safe land
Mines and explosive remnants of war pose a major threat to people in Ukraine. Through knowledge and new technology, Ukrainians are working to make the land safe again. This saves lives and restores food production.
– A good journalist is an alive journalist
In Ukraine, journalists risk their lives to cover the war. With support from Norway, independent media outlets continue to provide people with access to vital information, hope and resilience.
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.
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.
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.
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.