We collect and analyse data to produce locally sourced, independent analysis of the humanitarian situation in Ukraine

This dataset consolidates key indicators of the Ukraine crisis for the regular comparison and analysis of available data and the tracking of changes in the humanitarian situation. Data is sourced from publicly available information, such as reports from international and local humanitarian organisations, international and local media, social media platforms, UN agencies, and official government websites.

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Disclaimer: the first release of the dataset includes a set of quantitative indicators. The set will be integrated with a qualitative component and modified, if necessary, as more data becomes available in the next months. This may also apply to past entries.

ACAPS has been collecting open source data on damage and access incidents since April 2022. The data collected so far should not be considered representative of all damage and access incidents reported in Ukraine since 24 February 2022 and is limited to publicly available information. We continue to gather data to further develop the dashboard and we welcome all feedback and suggestions for additional sources or areas that require additional investigation. 

Discover our methodology

Damages Codebook

Access events Codebook

Civilian infrastructure damages dataset

Humanitarian access events dataset

About the Ukraine Analysis Hub

The ACAPS Ukraine Analysis Hub aims to provide regular updates on the humanitarian needs and access situation in Ukraine.

We collect and analyse available data to produce reports and datasets that allow for a comparison of the humanitarian situation at the subnational level to support crisis response.

We depend on a solid network of civil society partners to ensure that our analysis is shaped by local experts and provides an in-depth understanding of local dynamics in Ukraine.

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