How Link helps localize humanitarian response in Mykolaiv and Kherson oblasts

This video explores the recovery of de-occupied communities in the Mykolaiv and Kherson oblasts, which face the daily challenges of war. You will learn about a unique tool — the Link local humanitarian response coordination mechanism. This initiative is implemented by the Legal Development Network in partnership with the Czech organization People in Need, with funding from the UK Government. The mechanism serves as a "single window" for 25 communities, allowing them to report their needs directly, while enabling donors to provide necessary assistance quickly and transparently. How villages come back to life after occupation. Why international donors consider some communities "black zones" and how aid reaches them. How the digital platform for humanitarian coordination works. Real stories of residents who received support during their toughest times. Link Guide https://link.ldn.org.ua/en/posibnyk-l... 📩 Contact us: [email protected] 📞 Phone: 0 800 33 111 3 Social Media:   / linkfromldn     / linkfromldn   https://link.ldn.org.ua/ Special thanks to hromadske for the professional production of this video    / @hromadske_ua     / hromadskeua   Timestamps 00:01 — Starting operations in the de-occupied communities of Mykolaiv region. 00:18 — Zorya village: The journey from destruction to the first steps of recovery. 00:55 — Stories of people who lost everything: Life on the banks of the Dnipro and forced relocation. 01:07 — Challenges of frontline communities: Constant attacks and aid shortages. 01:38 — Presentation of the "Link" platform — a unique tool for local coordination. 02:06 — Fieldwork: How the team communicates info from "black zones" to donors. 02:24 — How the "single window" of needs works for communities and partners. 03:33 — Transparency and efficiency: How Link automates humanitarian response. 04:06 — Project team: 17 specialists working for the people. 05:03 — The needs verification process: From the initial call to the field visit. 05:32 — Humanitarian hubs and targeted aid: Diapers, wheelchairs, medicine. 06:25 — Real results: Winter kits, new water supply systems, and purification stations. 06:55 — Donor dashboard: How to reserve and fulfill a need. 07:16 — New goals: Rozhnovsky water towers, solar panels, and first aid training. 08:05 — Summary: Over 7,000 verified needs since September 2023. #Mykolaiv #Kherson #Deoccupation #UkraineRecovery #HumanitarianAid #WarInUkraine #SouthUkraine #LinkPlatform #LegalDevelopmentNetwork #PeopleInNeed #Volunteering #DigitalSolutions #Communities