Despite the challenges, female human rights organizations continue to demonstrate stability and adapt to changing conditions. Reducing financing undermines the humanitarian efforts of Ukrainian female organizations Women organizations protecting the rights of women of Ukraine, and humanitarian institutions headed by Ukrainian women, have suffered greatly from the suspension of financing by the United States. This is evidenced by the results of a new study conducted by the structure of the UN-Winness, the apparatus of the authorized manner on the gender policy of Ukraine and the working group on gender issues in the humanitarian sphere. ~ 60 > 62 ~ serious malfunctions Almost half of the 99 surveyed organizations received or expected funding from the United States before in January 2025 it was announced his suspension. Of these, 72 percent reported serious malfunctions that threaten to continue emergency response programs, humanitarian aid and development throughout the country. 60 > five women’s human rights organizations that they would have to close in the next month, and 35 institutions noted that if they could not find new sources of financing, they would be Forced to stop their activities in six months. long-term consequences 60 > financing for a long time is a serious problem for female human rights organizations of Ukraine, emphasized in the structure of the UN-General region. Since 2022, the share of international resources aimed at promoting gender equality in the country has been significantly reduced. ~ 60 > read also: 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 60 ~ h3 > United States reduction will undermine the activities of the United Nations Agencies to protect the mental health of Ukrainians ~ 60 > after suspension of external assistance from the United States 66 percent of the organizations began to reduce personnel, and half expects further dismissals over the next three months. In addition, 63 percent of women’s NGOs experience difficulties with paying bills, including rent, utilities and wages, and 53 percent – face problems in fulfilling their obligations. 62 ~“The long -term consequences of reducing financing for programs aimed at gender equality and inclusiveness cause serious concern – 93 percent of organizations have already closed at least one such program. The greatest blow came to prevent gender violence – a direction that was already the most underfunded in the field of humanitarian aid, ”said the founder of NGO“ Girls ”Julia Spores. ~ 60 > needs of women’s needs Ukraine 60 > results of the study emphasize the extreme need for direct, flexible and long -term financing of Ukrainian female human rights organizations, especially those who suffer from the conflict of areas in the east and south of the country. They should be able to support vital programs for women and girls against the backdrop of a full-scale invasion of Russia, emphasized in the structure of the UN-feminine. ~ 60 > “USA were the largest donor for the development of Ukraine in monetary terms, therefore it is not surprising that female human rights organizations that participated in operational research, deeply They are concerned about how these abbreviations will affect their ability to continue supporting the most vulnerable groups, especially in the conditions of an exacerbating security situation, ”said Sabin Fraser Gunesh, a representative of the UN-female structure in the country. 60 > Despite these challenges, female human rights organizations continue to demonstrate sustainability And adapt to changing conditions. However, it is urgent to expand and strengthen the financing of these institutions so that women can fully continue to participate in humanitarian response and restoration taking into account the interests of Ukrainians.