Ukraine's Recovery Starts with Its People
The report "From the Ground Up: Ukraine's Civil Society in Recovery" explores how local organisations and communities are driving Ukraine's recovery amidst the ongoing war.
Developed through collaboration with national and international partners, the report offers an in-depth analysis of civil society dynamics and the challenges and opportunities ahead.
Rooted in ActionAid's feminist and decolonial humanitarian approach, it highlights the importance of shifting power to local actors and promoting a just, inclusive, and sustainable recovery.
The findings provide practical recommendations for building resilience, strengthening collaboration, and ensuring that those most affected by the crisis are at the centre of decision-making and long-term change.
ActionAid has teams of people working around the world, and you can visit their websites to find out what they're doing and how you can get involved.
Shifting power to local actors is crucial for a just and sustainable recovery.
Author's summary: Ukraine's recovery relies on local communities and organisations.
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