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11-02-2015

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Internews published needs assessment report “UNDERSTANDING INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION NEEDS AMONG IDPs IN EASTERN UKRAINE” that resulted from the 2-week trip of Internews Senior Humanitarian Advisor Jacobo Quintanilla and Internews Ukraine project manager Vitali Moroz to the East of Ukraine. From January 20-30, 2015, an Internews assessment team carried out a rapid assessment with displaced populations and host communities in eastern Ukraine to understand their information needs and access to communication channels. The assessment included over 50 interviews with IDPs and representatives from local volunteer groups, civil society organizations, national and international humanitarian organizations and local media groups in eight different locations in eastern Ukraine, namely, Sloviansk, Druzhkivka, Kramatorsk, Svyatogorsk, Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhzhya, and Kiev. Based on these findings, Internews has formed the basis for proposed next steps. With adequate funding, these activities could be immediately rolled out to help meet the urgent information and communication needs of displaced people and try to reduce tensions with host communities.

idps_eastern_ukraine_needs_assessment_report_feb.2015.pdf [3,48 Mb] (cкачиваний: 108)" target="_blank">You can download the report through the link

In the immediate aftermath of a disaster, keeping communities informed about what’s happening around them, how to reconnect with their families and friends or what aid services may be available for them, goes beyond saving lives. It is about restoring people’s dignity and respect, it is about fulfilling people’s rights and the right to know, ask questions and participate in their own relief and recovery and, very importantly, holding stakeholders to account.
Communications with Communities (CwC) is an emerging field of humanitarian response that helps to meet the information and communications needs of people affected by crisis.
CwC is based on the principle that information and communications are critical forms of aid in their own right, without which disaster survivors cannot access services or make the best decisions for themselves and their communities.

Мітки: медіаграмотність, інформаційні потреби, дослідження, Інтерньюз, Internews, media research, IDP, ВПО