Logistics
23 March
The Government of Ukraine has set up a dedicated website help.gov.ua, reflecting current needs and received assistance. [...]
On 22 March, the Government of Ukraine issued a resolution amending the rules for delivering humanitarian aid from abroad. The only document now required for goods clearance is a declaration indicating the consignor, consignee, the place where goods will be unloaded, and type of relief delivered.
The recipient of the aid could be the respective Oblast CivilMilitary Administration, Ministry, or a specific community. In addition, the provision of the list of goods to be recognized as humanitarian aid has been cancelled; no additional procedure is required to import goods declared as humanitarian aid. Furthermore, 14 European countries have agreed to a permission-free transit of humanitarian aid to Ukraine. (OCHA - Humanitarian Impact Situation Report - 23 March 2022)
IMPACCT WG: Cross-border movement of humanitarian relief consignments
Visit this IMPACCT WG page to find Ukraine Bulletin on Customs, Immigration and Quarantine Procedures and information on transit within Europe - Poland - Romania - Hungary - Moldova.
Latest Documents View more
- Ukraine Crisis - Situation Report #15 (May 23, 2022)
- Europe Region: Ukraine and impacted countries - Emergency appeal n° MGR65002, Operational Strategy
- UNICEF Ukraine Humanitarian Situation Report No. 13 for 10–17 May 2022
- Ukraine Logistics Cluster Situation Update, 16 May 2022
- Ukraine - Complex Emergency Fact Sheet #16, Fiscal Year (FY) 2022