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UNICEF helps to repair Ukrainian water supply system

As the war continues in Ukraine, families and children across the country are struggling without access to water

Siblings Anastasia (17) and Mykhailo (12) in front of the school, which was destroyed by a missile

New hope for Ukrainian village that endured without water

The war in Ukraine has caused a multitude of humanitarian problems, one of which is a lack of clean water for families and children

UNICEF helps to restore clean water supplies in Kherson

UNICEF is supporting the repair of water supply networks in Kherson, helping over 60,000 residents to regain access to clean water

13 October 2022

UNICEF provides water purification system to Mykolaiv Zoo

Due to constant shelling that damages the infrastructure, Mykolaiv lacks drinking water. UNICEF supports the city by providing water treatment plants.

UNICEF helps bring clean water back to eastern Ukraine

For five years, villages in eastern Ukraine not only endured a devastating armed conflict. They also struggled with a shortage of drinking water.

a child with a bucket

Millions of people risk being cut off from safe water as hostilities escalate in Eastern Ukraine – UNICEF

Volatile shelling affects vital water infrastructure five times during the last week of June

UNICEF launches photo exhibition dedicated to water under fire

excavator is digging out pipe

Water heroes

The conflict in eastern Ukraine, now dragging into its sixth year, has repeatedly damaged one of the largest water systems in eastern Europe. The system sup

Aleksey, 14, lost two fingers and a thumb when a discarded shell exploded in his hand.

Children living in protracted conflicts are three times more likely to die from water-related diseases than from violence

In protracted conflicts, children under the age of 15 living are, on average, almost three times more likely to die from diseases caused by a lack of safe water, sanitation and hygiene than by direct violence, UNICEF said in a new report today.