OCHA Ukraine

The dataset provides a full breakdown of the affected population, PiN, severity and planned reach by strategic priority, cluster, and population group. As applicable, estimates of age and gender disaggregation are also included, along with estimates of people with disability. A detailed list of the HNRP activities is also included, along with a reference table for the units of analysis coded to ADM3 boundaries. Please refer to the dataset’s ReadMe tab for more details. Check the Power BI and ArcGIS dashboards for the interactive overview of the 2026 HNRP.

Consolidated 3W and 5W data (Who does What, Where) from OCHA Ukraine, collected from the clusters and organizations involved in the response.

Subnational Population Statistics are produced by and contributed to HDX by UNFPA and, in the case of Ukraine, are exceptionally shared by OCHA Ukraine with the approval of UNFPA. The 2025 update of the Common Operational Dataset on Population Statistics (COD-PS) in Ukraine draws on the best available population and demographic data (spanning 23 key data sources), as of July 15, 2025, and provides a snapshot of the projected population by sex and 5-year age groups at the ADM-2 (raion) level. It provides reference population estimates to guide humanitarian needs assessment and operational humanitarian response plans. The 2025 COD-PS update was produced by UNFPA on behalf of the Humanitarian Country Team in Ukraine. The update comprises subnational population projections with a reference date of July 2025. The updated COD-PS has been produced to support effective coordination of humanitarian and recovery planning, decision-making, and action in Ukraine. The disclosure and use of this COD-PS is for the members of the Humanitarian Country Team and those directly involved with recovery programme work in Ukraine. Until further notice, this data should be treated as ‘restricted’ and shared for this specified purpose. The 2025 COD-PS update, like all COD-PS updates, is strictly a humanitarian data product of the United Nations aligned to the "best available humanitarian data standard". It does not represent or, in any way, replace official statistics or official population projections of the Government of Ukraine and it does not meet the international standards of official statistics.

This dataset includes the names, types, statuses, and coordinates of international border crossings of Ukraine with Belarus, Hungary, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Russian Federation and Slovakia. The names of the border crossings are in English and Ukrainian.

Populated places (settlements) with coordinates and types are derived from Ukraine COD-AB dataset (Admin 4 features) and the original administrative boundaries database shared by SSPE “Kartographia” for the preparation of the Ukraine COD-AB 2024 release. The latest release reflects the updated names of 329 Admin 4 features affected by the September/October 2024 administrative feature renaming exercise.

The dataset provides names and locations of the certified airfields in Ukraine that are included in the State Registry of Civil Airfields of Ukraine and the Journal of Admission to Operation of Permanent Runway Platforms as of 6 July 2022 according to the State Aviation Administration of Ukraine. Airfield Certificate issued by the State Aviation Administration confirms the airfield compliance with the requirements of Ukrainian aviation rules. Operation of airfield (helidrome) for the purpose of accomplishment of air transportation and/or aviation works in the absence of the certificate or in case of cancellation of the certificate is forbidden.

This forecast is an approximate estimate of Ukraine’s future population. It is based on the estimate by the Institute for Demography and Quality of Life Issues of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine of the country’s population as of January 1, 2022, within the 1991 borders. The forecast is built on expert assessments by specialists from the Institute for Demography and Quality of Life Issues of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine regarding changes in birth rates, life expectancy, and population migration. These expert assessments are based on data from the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine on registered births and deaths, as well as migration data from the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine and international organizations. The forecast was developed under the assumption that the Russian-Ukrainian war will end in 2026. It is conducted within the 1991 borders of Ukraine. The time period of the dataset covers January 1, 2022, to January 1, 2040. The forecast is of a recommendatory nature and serves as a basis for developing state strategies and programs aimed at stabilizing the demographic situation.

This dataset is part of the Ukraine Data Explorer Consolidated Multi-Purpose Cash (MPC) 4W and 5W data (Who does What, Where) from Ukraine Cash Working Group (CWG), collected from partners involved in the MPC assistance.