The One Proposal, which was presented in July 2022, encompasses a wide range of services to be provided to an originally projected 73,168 people over the course of 3 years. Since then, it has been continually revised and expanded, and has served 127.528 people fleeing violence in the three years since the war in Ukraine started.

It addresses the needs of forcibly displaced Ukrainians across Europe, from immediate humanitarian response and emergency assistance in Ukraine and its neighbours to long-term programmes to promote and integrate refugees. Therefore, it will benefit internally displaced people, refugees of Ukrainian nationality and refugees of other nationalities, displaced by the conflict in Ukraine.

*This report was originally published by JRS Europe.