Ukraine Humanitarian Crisis Response

Thousands of people have been killed, injured, displaced, and traumatised since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation on 24 February 2022. 

Facing the war, however, the people of Ukraine have come together to support one another. They were the first responders, and they continue to risk their lives in humanitarian work on the front line. We have sought to add to their efforts.

• We’ve trained over 4500 people who work with displaced women, men, boys and girls in Ukraine and neighbouring countries. Participants include those directly involved with communities, as well as policy makers, academics, media, governments, and donors. 
• We've designed over 20 free-to-access training modules on the topics that on-the-ground practitioners identified as the most urgent in this context – from Humanitarian Programme Cycle Management to Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse, to Humanitarian Ethics and Principles, Accountability to affected populations and Gender-based violence in situations of armed conflict. These are offered both online and in-person, in Ukrainian, English, Polish, and Romanian. Our training seeks to improve protection and assistance for displaced people, fulfilling their right to life with dignity. 
• We’ve designed open-source self-paced training modules, available in English and Ukrainian, on the essentials of humanitarian practice, and the “Do No Harm” principle.  
• We've recruited, trained, coached and mentored trainers from Ukraine and neighbouring countries. We are committed to decolonizing capacity strengthening and seeking partnerships to engage local experts in design and delivery. If you are interested to join our pool of Associate Trainers and Consultants in the region, please follow the link here.

Data collected through our latest research highlights the ongoing need for learning opportunities and a clear role for RedR to continue supporting the humanitarian response.  Alongside the short online modules listed below, we have critically interrogated our work based on this feedback. We are diversifying both our thematic offering and learning approaches. 

Our work in Ukraine continues

Modules cover a variety of topics that RedR UK has prioritised as a result of the rapid learning needs assessment (LNA) we  conducted among responders. To read the full LNA as of April 2022, click here. To read the LNA from December 2022, click here.

We provide on-demand face-to-face and in-depth training on a variety of topics, and tailored support to civil society organisations. This is to help strengthen their capacity to respond, access humanitarian funds, and enhance organisational sustainability through a combination of consultancy, coaching, mentoring and training. Please email us at training@redr.org.uk to find out more about this.

RedR UK oferă o serie de module de formare online gratuite și contextualizate pentru persoanele și organizațiile care răspund la criza umanitară din Ucraina și din țările învecinate.

Modulele vor acoperi o varietate de subiecte pe care RedR UK le-a prioritizat în urma unei evaluări rapide a nevoilor de învățare realizată în rândul acestor persoane și organizații.

Toate modulele sunt oferite gratuit. Cursurile vor fi susținute în limba engleză de către experți internaționali RedR UK, cu interpretare simultană în limbile ucraineană, poloneză, română și moldovenească. Modulul nu durează mai mult de 120 de minute (și este împărțit în două sesiuni de cel mult 60 de minute fiecare) pentru a se adapta la programul încărcat al participanților. 

Mai jos găsiți mai multe informații cu privire la fiecare modul și la modalitatea de înscriere.