Sociological study of the impact of the war on different categories of the population in Ukraine. 2023 year
| Date of Preparation: | July 2023 year |
| Number of pages: | 19, Arial, 1 interval, 10 skittles |
| Graphs and charts: | 13 |
| Payment method: | prepayment |
| Production method: | e-mail or courier electronically or in printed form |
| Report language: | ukrainian, russian, english |
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Detailed contents:
1. The introductory part
2. Purpose and description of the research
3.1. Local economy
3.2. Estimated needs in the social protection and livelihood sectors (provision of social assistance) in Ukraine as a whole
3.3. Access to livelihoods (legal environment)
3.4. General disruptions, consequences due to war (logistics, value chain, electricity, etc.)
3.5. Loss of livelihoods, protection risks and coping mechanisms
4. Vulnerable socio-economic groups
4.1. Internally displaced persons
4.2. Repatriates
4.3. The most vulnerable of the host communities
4.4. Special remarks about war veterans
4.5. Specific remarks about youth
4.6. Special remarks about women
4.7. Specific considerations for the elderly
4.8. Special remarks regarding persons with disabilities
4.9. Other vulnerable groups
5. Analysis by region
5.1. North
5.2. East
5.3. South
5.4. West
6. Long-term solutions
6.1. Social cohesion and social integration (micro- and macro-level, social and economic elements, perception)
6.2. Social entrepreneurship
6.3. Findings and key recommendations (including shifting interventions from resource-intensive/intensive grant-based assistance to long-term livelihood support)
List of graphs and charts:
1. Change in the volume of small business income from February 2022
2. Change in the number of small business employees from February 2022
3. Damage to the premises, equipment or stock of a small business from February 2022
4. The ability to cover all business expenses and generate profit for small business representatives
5. Providing support to small business representatives from the government or IDPs during the last year
6. Providing support to representatives of small businesses in terms of organizations
7. Information on interviewed respondents of the IDP category
8. Information on interviewed respondents from the category of repatriates
9. Information on the interviewed respondents of the war veterans subcategory
10. Information on interviewed respondents of the youth subcategory
11. Information on the interviewed respondents by gender - women
12. Information on the interviewed respondents of the subcategory – elderly people
13. Information on surveyed respondents of the subcategory – disabled/restricted by security conditions/men who avoid the draft
