Methodological Recommendations on the Assessment of Needs for the Recovery of Territorial Communities in Ukraine by CSOs

by Helvetas and Ukraine Support Team

Restoring the infrastructure of territorial communities after a conflict is not just a physical process but a key component of re-establishing social stability, economic viability, and preserving the nation's potential. In conditions of prolonged armed conflict, infrastructure destruction, and displacement of a large portion of the population, the issue of organizing effective recovery acquires strategic significance. Post-war reconstruction should be based on principles of transparency, promptness, and a comprehensive approach that allows for the quickest possible restoration of vital functions for citizens.

One of the main challenges of this process is the necessity of accurate assessment of community needs, as only precise and detailed understanding of the damages, resource requirements, and priorities allows for the creation of an effective recovery strategy. Such an assessment not only contributes to the proper allocation of resources but also helps prevent inefficient use of limited resources, takes into account the specific needs of each community, and avoids duplication of efforts.

This document offers a systematic approach to assessing the needs in infrastructure recovery, aimed at ensuring sustainable development and continuous interaction among all participants in the recovery process. Considering available resources and experience, the proper application of this methodology allows for the creation of an effective and transparent platform for restoring not only physical objects but also social systems, which are the foundation of stable development at the local level.

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