A recent assessment indicates that 13.5% of Ukrainian refugee households in urban areas of Moldova experience multidimensional poverty. This figure is comparable to the 10.5% poverty rate among the urban Moldovan population, suggesting similar economic pressures on both groups.

The persistent poverty among refugees in Moldova underscores the long-term economic vulnerabilities faced by displaced populations. Humanitarian funding for Ukraine remains significantly below requirements, which could impact the ability to address these needs effectively.

The ongoing crisis has resulted in 1,401,892 internally displaced persons within Ukraine and 534 refugees in neighboring countries. The high poverty rates among refugees indicate difficulties in achieving self-sufficiency and accessing essential services.

The specific types of assistance and services received by people in Ukraine are not detailed in the provided reports.