HUMANITARIAN ACTIVITIES

After the start of the war in Ukraine on February 24, 2022, the RCSD team suspended its work in investment areas, remained in occupation in the city of Kherson and engaged in humanitarian activities. After the de-occupation of Kherson on November 11, 2022, it introduced systematic activities to coordinate the provision of humanitarian aid in the city of Kherson, the village of Antonivka, Bilozerka, Sadove and the other villages of the Kherson oblast.

OUR PARTNERS

MAIN PARTNERS

SYSTEM LOCAL PARTNERS

Organizations with which we cooperated: Nova Ukraine, “Plast Lviv”, Charity Fund “Patients of Ukraine”, Red Cross Society of Ukraine, Charity Fund “St. Nicholas Clinic”, Charity Fund “Hub Dobra”, Charity Fund “Mangust”, International Rescue Committee (IRC), Davaj Ukraine, Caritas-Spes Zaporizhzhya and Odesa, WORLD CENTRAL KITCHEN, Humanitarian Center “Proliska” in the city of Zaporizhzhya, UNICEF, Charity Fund “Side by Side”, International medical Corp, Caritas-Spes Odesa, Polish Humanitarian Action

MAIN HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS

ENERGY SECURITY AND INDEPENDENCE

Tesla Mobile Powerwall Units for Medical Facilities in Ukraine

In March 2023 the Renewable Energy Consultant of the Regional Center of Sustainable Development (RCSD) Iryna Kucherova started an initiative of providing Tesla energy-saving systems to medical facilities in Ukraine.

With Iryna’s support Tesla donated six sets of equipment to RCSD including:

  • Mobile Powerwall Unit:
    – 2 Tesla Powerwall 2 batteries
    – 1 Tesla Backup Gateway 2
    – 3 SMA inverters
  • 27 solar panels (420 W each)
  • 1 Starlink Kit

Daar Foundation (USA) is playing a key role in the project along with Tesla and SpaceX. Ukrainian project partners are Dar Foundation and Caritas-Spes Odesa.

In August 2024, RCSD delivered and installed the first Mobile Powerwall Unit with solar panels at Pervomaisk Central City Multidisciplinary Hospital (Mykolaiv region).

ENERGY SECURITY AND INDEPENDENCE

mobile AC power system for Medical Facilities in Ukraine

In April 2024, we have launched a project to provide medical facilities in southern Ukraine with a mobile AC power system obtained from our partner NGO Ukraine2power.

The project will start by providing power supply systems to medical facilities in Mykolaiv Oblast. In future, we plan to transfer equipment to medical facilities in Odesa and Kherson Oblasts.

The project is implemented in partnership with Ukraine2power, Caritas Spes Odesa, as well as our system partners and benefactors – Dar Foundation and Daar Foundation.

Mobile AC power systems are self-contained, mobile and can be moved without special equipment. They are designed to power critical equipment in medical facilities or ambulances. A single battery provides up to 3 kW of continuous power. Three combined batteries provide up to 7 kW. This is enough to power many mission-critical loads such as ventilators, WLAN routers, lighting or communications equipment.

“Logistics hub and corridor of life “Zaporizhzhya – Kherson”

Organization of the mass process of transporting humanitarian aid to the occupied city of Kherson. From June to September 2022, 75 volunteer drivers involved by us, risking their lives, made 116 trips and transported about 164 tons of humanitarian cargo.

Beneficiaries: directly 8,404 local residents received food pakages, more residents of the Kherson region received help from other public organizations, which we helped to move humanitarian cargo.

Transit Hub “I – Kherson” for the Kherson Region residents in Zaporizhzhya

The hub’s main function is to let the guests stay for 1-3 nights. They will receive meals and humanitarian aid, consultations, lawyers, and doctor’s advice, as well as a psychologist’s advice before traveling to their next location. The project was administered by the NGO until September 14, 2022

Project website

During the period of its activity in August – September 2022, the Hub received 1,576 people

Activities for November 2022 – February 2023

From the first days after the de-occupation of Kherson on November 11, 2022, the NGO “Regional Center for Sustainable Development” began actively assisting residents of the liberated part of the region

4) Transportation of humanitarian aid in the communities of the Kherson region on 17-21 March, 2023

The head of the NGO Regional Centre for Sustainable Development, Maksym Atamaniuk, spent several days personally visiting villages in the Kherson region to deliver humanitarian aid, as he did at the beginning of the war.

In the first part of video clip you can see what the right bank of the Kherson region looks like now. Most of the roads and all the bridges in the region have been destroyed, some settlements still have no electricity, there are not enough basic necessities, shells and broken russian military equipment are everywhere. The region is under constant artillery fire from russian troops on the left bank of the Dnipro river.

Project “Volunteer Landing”

NGO “Regional Center for Sustainable Development” – co-organizer of the “Volunteer Descent” project (together with the Humanitarian Coordination Headquarters of the Odessa region), in which volunteers from various cities in Ukraine and abroad came to the city of Kherson at the invitation of the local authorities and assisted in working with the residents and local government bodies, as well as providing assistance to the residents of Kherson and villages in the Kherson region.

The Descent volunteers deliver aid to the elderly and needy residents of the city of Kherson and villages in the Kherson region. They assist in loading and unloading humanitarian aid, travel to provide assistance in areas where houses have been damaged during shelling, and help evacuate residents of Kherson region.

The project was initiated on December 21, 2022. Over 30 volunteers participated in the project and stayed in Kherson. The project coordinators, Alexander Prokopiev, Mykyta Mikhalkov, and Mykhailo Barkar, relocated to Kherson for permanent residence.

INVESTMENT ACTIVITY

Cooperate in the framework of the development, preparation and implementation of investment projects (with the involvement of financing) in the areas of smart infrastructure and digitalization, transport and mobility, alternative energy and water supply and sewerage.

Responsible for:
⁃ turning an idea into a project;
⁃ effective preparation and support of project implementation;
⁃ attracting new partners, necessary expertise, optimal sources of funding;< br>⁃ ensuring communication with state authorities and local self-government bodies;
⁃ informational support of project implementation;
⁃ creating conditions for the formation of a socially active community – as a key component of successful project implementation.

We cooperate in the framework of the development, preparation and implementation of investment projects (with the involvement of financing) in the areas of smart infrastructure and digitalization, transport and mobility, alternative energy and water supply and sewerage.

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HUMANITARIAN ACTIVITIES

After the start of the war in Ukraine on February 24, 2022, the NGO team suspended its work in investment areas, remained in occupation in the city of Kherson and engaged in humanitarian activities. After the de-occupation of Kherson on November 11, 2022, it introduced systematic activities to coordinate the provision of humanitarian aid in the city of Kherson, the village of Antonivka, and the villages of the Kherson oblast.

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