War in Ukraine led to significant changes in the demographic picture of the country.
This was reported by URA-Inform with reference to the official website of Eurostat.
According to UN data, more than 15 million Ukrainians were forced to leave their at home, of whom 6.8 million became refugees abroad. Of these, 4.3 million returned and 3.6 million were registered as internally displaced persons.
These figures highlight the scale of the humanitarian crisis facing the country. It is significant that 45% of Ukrainians abroad and 43% of IDPs have already found work. This demonstrates the high adaptability and hard work of the Ukrainian people.
However, integration and employment remain important challenges that require support from the state and the international community. Many displaced people face discrimination, language barriers and a lack of affordable housing.
In addition, children of internally displaced people have difficulty accessing education, especially in countries with high competition for educational resources. Support for these groups is becoming an important element of not not only humanitarian aid, but also a strategy for strengthening the economy and social stability of Ukraine.
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