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Addressing displacement from Ukraine and planning for the future.

Commissioned by the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) country office in Moldova and carried out by Scruples Research, this study aims to map viable economic activities that can benefit refugees and vulnerable host community households in the northern districts of Moldova (Ocnita, Briceni, Soroca).

Since February 24, 2022, the Republic of Moldova has recorded a total of 907,999 arrivals from Ukraine, contributing to a larger crisis involving 6.2 million Ukrainian refugees worldwide.

A comparative analysis of the situation of refugees from Ukraine in Moldova and Poland.

While Moldova enjoyed robust growth in the output and living standards over the past decades, it has relied on a growth and political economy model fundamentally different from that of developed Central and Eastern European countries.

Youth are a significant proportion of refugees fleeing from Ukraine, particularly female youth. In Romania and Moldova, more than half of the refugees there are between the ages of 18 and 59.

Since the escalation of the international armed conflict in Ukraine in February of this year, the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) has been responding to the increasing humanitarian needs in Central and Eastern Europe, as a result of the war.