Conversation and in it below the surface there s desperate fear of a phone call that a husband, father, brother has been killed. as i was talking to women from ukraine in moldova, one gets a call, it s my son, there s a missile strike. excuse me, i have to go and talk to him. the fear is rightly there. and the overwhelming response in the western world to donate financial support means this is a much better funded humanitarian support in the rest of the world. that means organizations like the irc, we can deliver the support for health care, deliver cash assistance to allow people to buy in the shops. there s normality in large parts of the country despite the fact missile strikes are taking place. is the ukrainian government in this chaos actually functioning in this? yes, that s very important. the u.n. has to organize a health cluster or cash cluster, here you have an ukrainian government in large parts of the country organizing the health system, making sure different parts of
The western world to donate financial support means this is a much better funded humanitarian support in the rest of the world. that means organizations like the irc, we can deliver the support for health care, deliver cash assistance to allow people to buy in the shops. there s normality in large parts of the country despite the fact missile strikes are taking place. is the ukrainian government in this chaos actually functioning in this? yes, that s very important. the u.n. has to organize a health cluster or cash cluster, here you have an ukrainian government in large parts of the country organizing the health system, making sure different parts of the country are getting the supplies they need. international ngos, local civil societies working closely. there s also a functioning economy, which is absolutely critical. the best thing you can do for someone who is in humanitarian zis tress is give them cash so they can support themselves through the local economy, people having to