This snapshot shows the numbers of new people on the move arriving from the Balkan route encountered by IRC Italy and Diaconia Valdese in Trieste Central Station area during the reporting period.

Three years of full-scale war and over a decade of hostilities have shattered the lives of millions of Ukrainians. Normal life remains out of reach as heavy shelling continues, especially in the southeast of the country, damaging homes, hospitals, schools and other civilian infrastructure. More than 13.7 million people in Ukraine are currently in need of humanitarian assistance. Funding from the European Union has been instrumental in allowing the IRC’s Protection and Rule of Law (PRoL) team to provide legal consultations, case management, information sessions and psychological support to people, many of whom are displaced and struggling to meet their basic needs.

Forced to flee war-torn Nova Kakhovka, Anna Lukina lost everything—but not her drive to help others. In Odesa, she turned her skills as a hairdresser into a mission, offering free beauty services and career training to displaced women. Now, through her NGO and the support of the IRC, she’s rebuilding lives in Ukraine.

This report presents data on the profiles, migratory intentions, and challenges faced by people who arrived in Trieste in 2024.

Promoting socioeconomic integration and autonomy for former unaccompanied refugee children (ages 18-23) through Greece-Norway cooperation.

This snapshot shows the numbers of new people on the move arriving from the Balkan route encountered by IRC Italy and Diaconia Valdese in Trieste Central Station area during the reporting period.

Joint NGO analysis on ensuring a fair and rights-based solidarity mechanism under the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum, in Greek language

Joint NGO report on ensuring a fair and rights-based solidarity mechanism under the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum, in Italian