The publication was prepared by the NGO "Social Initiatives for Occupational Health and Safety" (LHSI) within the framework of the project "Live without limits"It is dedicated to analyzing the system of providing assistance to people affected by explosive ordnance (EOD), as well as assessing the availability of social, rehabilitation and other services in communities.
The aim of the study was to identify the needs of different groups of victims, analyze existing services and identify gaps in the support system, particularly in the deoccupied communities of Donetsk region. Particular attention was paid to the role of territorial communities in ensuring effective rehabilitation and reintegration of victims, as well as the need to implement international mine action standards, in particular IMAS 13.10 “Assistance to victims”.
The publication presents the results of service mapping, an analysis of key challenges, and practical recommendations for developing a comprehensive support system for people affected by GNP. The material will be useful to representatives of state and local governments, scientists, public organizations, providers of social and rehabilitation services, as well as everyone working to create a safe, inclusive, and accessible environment in communities.