Fragility and conflict

This is the Fourth Ukraine Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment (RDNA4), covering the period between February 24, 2022, and December 31, 2024.

This document reflects on the lessons learnt from the first round of MSME grant provisions with the aim of informing future livelihoods and economic recovery programs in Ukraine

The paper begins with a detailed examination of the economic scale of reconstruction and the financial resources available and is followed by an analysis of two sets of political challenges: those for Ukraine and those for the West.

Following the "build back better" principle, the report calls on multilateral donors and the Ukrainian government to allocate funding to projects that meet ambitious energy efficiency, renewable energy, climate adaptation, and circularity criteria.

This white paper is based on a desk review of literature on housing, land and property (HLP) in Sudan, as well as observations by humanitarian actors currently in Sudan.

This document aims to complement GIS-based damage assessments with qualitative impact analyses to enhance the understanding of infrastructure damage impacts, with a particular emphasis on service availability and accessibility.

This RDNA3 takes stock of almost two years of the ongoing war, estimating damage and losses along with recovery and reconstruction needs for 10 years.

This is the PDNA about Kakhovka Dam destruction which inflicted US$14 billion damage and loss on Ukraine.

This report provides an updated assessment of damage to Ukraine's energy sector due to ongoing conflict. It outlines strategic recommendations for recovery and a transition towards sustainable energy systems.

This document outlines UNDP’s approach to private sector recovery and development in crisis and post-crisis settings