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Recovery Engineering
Since 2022, there have been 1,474 attacks on healthcare facilities in Ukraine, with the heaviest damage seen in the eastern part of the country. 760 hospitals have been damaged or destroyed, cutting off people's access to care.
Mission Kharkiv is working with local and international organisations to recover, repair, and restore access to vital infrastructure and services.
Rebuild and repair
More than 1,400 healthcare facilities in Ukraine—including hospitals, clinics, doctors’ offices, and pharmaceutical warehouses—have been damaged or destroyed since 2022. The heaviest damage is in the east, in and around Kharkiv, Kyiv, Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia, and Mykolaiv.
Damaged facilities and infrastructure impact not only Mission Kharkiv’s work, but the work of every NGO in the region. They prevent doctors from reaching patients and patients from reaching vital care. As the war goes on and more facilities become damaged or destroyed, the current healthcare crisis deepens.
Our Recovery Engineering mission aims to rebuild and repair damaged infrastructure by engaging experienced engineers to consult with international and non-governmental organizations involved in post-conflict reconstruction efforts.
We identify, assess, and oversee reconstruction projects, ensure they adhere to European engineering standards, and promote transparency in the tendering process.
Our process
Mission Kharkiv provides:
- Damage assessment.
- Development of the technical documentation and project plans.
- Establishment of criteria for the client NGO project tender and requirements for the company implementing the project.
- Monitoring of work progress and ensuring adherence to the project plan.
- Final report prior to project handover.
