Destruction in Kupyansk of the Kharkov region of Ukraine. Ukraine: UN helps local organizations introduce information technologies Humanitarian assistance coordination humanitarian center (KHC) – a Ukrainian non -governmental organization operating in the front -line regions of the country – was able to improve the process of accounting for human needs and reports to the Partnership with the United Nations Management of Humanitarian Affairs (UKHV). 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62 one The KHC works in the Kharkov and Zaporizhzhya regions, cooperating with more than 290 local NGOs. It coordinates logistics, processes numerous evacuation requests and collects key data that help humanitarian organizations promptly respond to the situation. 62 ~~ 60 > Center can be called a “micromodel” of the coordination role of OKGV – only for small local organizations in the Kharkov region. In 2024, the Humanitarian Fund for Ukraine – the world’s largest, united country fund under the control of VSGV – allocated $ 2.5 million to support the work of this organization. 62 ~~ 60 > Google Sheets to interactive panels Earlier, the KHC used & nbsp; Google tables (Google Sheets) to account for the evacuated and distribution of assistance in the transit point in Kharkov. But in March 2024, when the stream of people increased sharply, this system stopped managing. ~ 60 > “At the beginning of 2024, we coordinated about 40 evacuation per day,” recalls the head of the information and communication technologies of the KHC Alexander Kulik. – But when the attack on Volchansk [the offensive of the Russian Federation in the border regions of the Kharkov region, which began in April 2024] began, began to arrive at the transit center up to 1000 people a day. The volume of data has grown enormous. ”~ 60 > UN management helped upgrade the information management system. Experts began with improvement of data collection methods – they introduced standard geographical codes to increase accuracy and gave recommendations for eliminating duplicates and ensuring consistency in the registration of evacuated. read Also: Interview | Ukraine: how humanitarian support for the UN and its partners helps peaceful Ukrainians to survive ~ 60 > She in a visual form shows where people come from and where people are going, as well as what kind of help they received. Специалисты Управления ООН также помогли разработать отдельную панель с результатами оценки потребностей эвакуирующихся.
Теперь КГЦ может оперативно предоставлять донорам и партнерам точную и актуальную информацию, чтобы помощь соответствовала меняющимся потребностям.
“The panel, developed together with VSGV, is actively using humanitarian organizations, local authorities and volunteers,” said Bogdan Yakhno, director of the KGC in the Kharkov region. – It allows you to see the needs of people in real time and plan both emergency assistance and long -term measures. In addition, these handles are an important tool of information and explanatory work based on data of express amenes and other reliable sources. ”
expansion of capabilities adviser for disability on disabilities on disabilities on the disability specialized data, which helped the organization to make assessments of needs and the operation of transit centers more inclusive. Since then, the Center has expanded its experience in the field of inclusive response and regularly includes data related to the disabilities, in its assessments and monitoring of programs. 60 > Cooperation with the UN helped the KHC to improve the methods of collecting, analyzing and visualizing data. Now the NGO is used by these skills in other projects. “We significantly strengthened our data on working with data,” Bogdan Yakhno explained. – We already use this experience when creating new information products and improving existing. ”~ 60 > UN management continues to provide technical support for the organization. The results of this cooperation clearly show how targeted assistance can increase the effectiveness of humanitarian response even in the most difficult conditions – despite the global crisis of financing of humanitarian activities. 62 ~