This stockshot shows footage of destruction, shelters for displaced people, distribution of humanitarian aid and mine risk education of the local population in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions. Source: EC - Audiovisual Service

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Infoclip: Eastern Ukraine - EU aid to local population

Title: 1. GENERAL VIEWS DESTRUCTIONS - HOUSE REPAIR

Views of damaged buildings, bridge and church (8 shots)This district is located near the Donetsk Airport, where fighting between opposition forces and the Ukrainian army took place. The district was heavily shelled. There is no electricity, water or gas in the district. After the February 15th ceasefire, people started to return to their homes.

Tatiana Merentsova walking through her destroyed home

Title: 2. DESTRUCTION - CHERMUKHINA VILLAGE, LUHANSK REGION - 21 MAY 2015

Destroyed houses and shattered possessions (7 shots)

Title:  3. DESTRUCTION - NIKISHINA VILLAGE, DONETSK REGION - 21 MAY 2015 

Tracking and static shots of destroyed buildings (7 shots)For a long time, this village was divided between Government and Opposition forces. It is now held by Opposition forces. It is one of the most severely damaged villages in the region, and suffered heavily during January-February 2015.

People repairing their homes (4 shots)Construction materials are provided by the Czech Aid Organization People in Need (PiN). PIN distributes construction materials (wood, plastic sheeting, glass, window foil and roofing felt), but also provides manpower to the most vulnerable, usually those unable to repair their houses on their own (single headed households, elderly, disabled people). As of May 2015, they were helping repair 49 homes in Nikishina. Their target is to actively repair around 1060 homes by the end of 2015 and to provide materials for a further five thousand households, all within separatist-controlled areas.

Title: 4. SHELTER - STAKHANOV, LUHANSK REGION - 23 MAY 2015

Shelters for internally displaced people: General views of the shelters, people sitting outside (3 shots)The municipality runs this dormitory for internally displaced people (IDPs) in Stakhanov.

People in Need (PiN) Workers are bringing to the residents UNICEF Wash kit (hygiene) parcels (2 shots)

Interior views of the shelters with residents (5 shots)

Title: 5. DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD AND NON-FOOD ITEMS - WATER

Distribution of food, hygiene kits and Pampers: scenes of the distribution and of the PiN warehouse (8 shots)Stakhanov is in a frontline area, so there is no proper access for aid. Distribution here is by PiN. Some material is directly from UNICEF, some brought by Czech convoy. It is being distributed to the most vulnerable, i.e. mainly to people without income. Many people are unemployed, with no income, in this area.

UNICEF Wash kits being delivered (2 shots)

Distribution of World Food Programme parcels and UNICEF hygiene kits: Volunteers in PiN warehouse, and scenes of distribution in a frontline Donetsk neighbourhood (3 shots)

Distribution of hygiene kits for children on the International Day of the Child (5 shots) Here, 105 disabled children aged from 6 to 14 received hygiene kits (donation from UNICEF through PiN). Some of these children are also HIV positive.

Delivery of package to home of Elena Martynina and her son Misha (2 shots)

Elena with her son Misha, at home: Misha is brushing his teeth (2 shots)

Exterior views of the home of Svetlana Grekova and her family. Svetlana Grekova and her family is living in the basement under their house destroyed by shelling (2 shots)

PiN volunteers delivering bottled water at homes (7 shots)

PiN volunteers delivering water to bomb shelter (3 shots)

Residents taking water delivered in UNICEF-commissioned tanker truck (3 shots)

Title: 6. MINE RISK EDUCATION - SEVERODONETSK, LUHANSK REGION - 4 JUNE 2015

Cutaways of courses: Participants are listening explanation about different types of mines (8 shots)

Volodymyr Galamon, Mine Risk Education Project Manager, working at his desk (2 shots)

Paintings by local artist to illustrate flip-charts and other teaching materials