The new report focuses on the situation and needs of the returnee population in Ukraine.

Here are some of the findings:

📍 IOM estimates that 4.8 million individuals in Ukraine have returned to their homes following a period of displacement due to the large-scale invasion.

📍  A quarter of returnees (26%) experienced displacement for over a year before returning home.

📍  Decision-making on redisplacement or relocation is largely related to the economic factors, public participation, and access to adequate housing in areas of return.

📍  Only a very small percentage (5%) of returnees are considering re-displacement.

📍  The data reveal increasing tensions among groups in communities across Ukraine.

Please read the full International Organization for Migration (IOM), Ukraine Returns Report, June 2023 here.