Information campaign "Relevant under martial law"

USAID Rada: Next Generation Program in cooperation with Ukrainian MPs conducted an information campaign “Relevant under martial law” for Ukrainians abroad or in temporarily occupied territories.

The information campaign received coverage of more than 320,000 Ukrainians, including newly liberated Kharkiv, Kherson and Mykolaiv regions, and the regions with a greater number of displaced Ukrainians, particularly Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Dnipropetrovsk and Vinnytsia regions.

Legislators informed Ukrainians how the authorities tried to normalize the life during wartime, and gave pieces of advices how citizens may solve some social issues under martial law, in particular:

1. How to search for employment and where to apply for social assistance abroad? (MP Vitaliy Voitsekhivskyi)
2. How remotely to receive the retirement pension in the temporarily occupied territories? (MP Halyna Vasylchenko)
3. How does the medical evacuation abroad take place under martial law? (MP Volodymyr Zakharchenko)
4. How to process the paperwork on maternity and sickness certificates? (MP Olena Kryvoruchkina)
5. How to undergo a medical and social examination during the martial law? (MP Yuriy Koryavchenkov)

USAID Rada: Next Generation Program conducted the information campaign within the framework of one of its main goals: to improve interaction and communication between Ukrainian MPs and voters.