Kherson Weekly: 08-14 February 2025
A Weekly Review of War-Related Events and Information Space in & around Kherson
Photo: Oleksandr Prokudin
USAID Saves: Humanitarian Aid to Kherson During the “Human Safari”
This week’s Kherson Weekly will be very different.
Given that I am an American citizen, I feel that the destruction of USAID and the manner in which the Mump Administration (credit to Timothy Snyder on the terminology) is proceeding with “negotiations to end the war” is a disgrace. These actions and attitudes on serve Russian interests and amount to a betrayal of our Ukrainian allies. In particular, the baseless accusations and subsequent and sudden demolition of USAID enraged me, as I know clearly the benefits of these essential programs.
Being immersed into the information environment surrounding Kherson, I have seen evidence that stands in direct contrast to Musk’s and Trump’s assertions that USAID is wasteful, fraudulent, and used for malign intent. Rather, USAID has spent decades working with small businesses and NGOs in Ukraine, spearheading democratization and decentralization throughout the nation. If you want to read more on that and get more of a big-picture view of the finances behind USAID operations in Ukraine, I recommend this excellent article written by Tamar Jacoby for The Bulwark.
I find that numbers are integral for understanding USAID’s role, but we have seen how Elon Musk and his DOGE cronies are able to tweet out references to random numbers without context and scream “corruption!” So I wish to present the following timeline of USAID-related support provided during the so-called “Human Safari,” as detailed by the Kherson Military Administration. This should truthfully illustrate to Americans the human impact of their tax dollars and American soft power overseas. USAID provided life-saving and life-changing assistance to Ukrainian civilians in dire need, while they endured genocidal strikes from Russian forces.
#1
06.22.2024
A workshop organized by the NGO ReThink and funded by the USAID project “Strengthening Public Trust” trained representatives of state and local level governments on the proper disposal of hazardous demolition waste.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#2
07.04.2024
USAID DOBRE donated an Etalon bus outfitted for the transport of the local population and vulnerable demographics for Kochubeyivska hromada.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#3
07.05.2024
Members of USAID, Ukrainian members of parliament, and Lithuanian members of parliament hosted an event called “Reforms. Decentralization. European Integration.” The event focused on reforms to local self-government and mutual agreements for developmental cooperation between Lithuanian officials and Ukrainian officials.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#4
07.08.2024
The USAID project “Investments for Business Sustainability” helped run an information campaign across Ukraine raising citizen’s awareness of secure methods of payment and the protection of personal financial data online.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#5
07.08.2024
Small and medium businesses in Kherson had the opportunity to apply for grants worth up to $5000 if they demonstrated that their business both was adversely affected by the war and employed at least one person affected by the war. The grants were obtained through the Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance at USAID.
Source: Kherson ODA
#6
07.16.2024
The USAID project “Support for Healthcare Reform” collaborated with the Kherson charity “My Kherson Region” to restore and re-equip the bomb shelter, adding reinforced doors, retiling the walls, and renovating four rooms.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#7
07.19.2024
USAID and the All-Ukrainian Association of Communities donated 200 pieces of sheet rock and 900 OSB boards to the Novovorontsovska hromada for repairs and restorations.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#8
07.19.2024
USAID’s Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance supported financing of the CARE Ukraine and Response Consortium’s project “Providing Intersectoral Humanitarian Assistance to the Conflict-Affected Population of Ukraine.” 600 cubic meters of freshwater were delivered to the Dariivska, Kalynivska, and Bilozerska hromadas. The project also seeks funding for water storage tanks for communities in the Kherson region without proper drinking water infrastructure post-destruction of the Nova Kakhovka Dam in 2023.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#9
07.20.2024
The USAID AGRO (Agrarian and Rural Development) Program financed two land reclamation projects in Kherson Oblast, clearing the land of explosives and then restoring irrigation to allow local farmers to begin growing again.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#10
07.21.2024
Novovorontsovka Hospital, serving a community of almost 12,000 residents, received modern medical beds through the “Cohesive Communities” initiative of the All-Ukrainian Association of Communities. Financial support was provided by USAID AGRO.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#11
07.25.2024
The UK and USAID cosponsored the project “Service in Action” in cooperation with the Ukrainian Ministry of Digital Affairs and International Register of Damages to create a portal for Ukrainian citizens victimized by Russian terror to report their personal injuries and property damages to The Hague. Qualifying victims received compensation for their injuries, losses, or damages.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#12
07.25.2024
USAID helped Khersonteploenergo to acquire seven thermal power generators to supply heat and generate electricity for more than 20,000 families.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#13
07.30.2024
Through UNICEF, The 10th of April, and USAID, a new well and pumping station were installed in Arkhanhelske to supply around 1500 people with freshwater.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#14
08.11.2024
USAID’s “Energy Security” project supplied the Kherson region with repair and delivery vehicles, almost a dozen kilometers in pipe, and control systems for Kherson’s natural gas system.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#15
08.13.2024
Yet again more repair vehicles were supplied to Kherson through USAID’s “Energy Security” project.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#16
08.21.2024
On 21 August 2024, USAID, the Kherson Regional Contact Center, and the Kherson Administration held a meeting as part of their initiative “Strengthening Public Trust.” They stated that as of 21 August, 15 administrative service center suitcases, 15 electric scooters, 170 generators, 300 sets of various equipment, and 120 water pumps had been donated or installed throughout the Kherson region.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#17
09.25.2024
USAID’s “Harvest” program cooperated with Canada, Japan, and the Minderoo Foundation to give grain sleeves to the farmers of the Kherson region and other regions of Ukraine.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#18
10.04.2024
USAID’s project “HOVERLA” in conjunction with several other Ukrainian governmental organizations helped attract 600 separate international investments into the development of infrastructure and reconstruction in the medical and economic sectors. Additionally, USAID DOBRE and USAID AGRO both worked in the development and restoration of agricultural infrastructure.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#19
10.09.2024
USAID AGRO offered grants up until 25 October 2024 of amounts up to 19 million hryvnias for agricultural-based MSMEs (Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises) in the Kherson region.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#20
10.12.2024
USAID’s “Dream and Act” program worked in conjunction with the Ministry of Culture and Strategic Communications of Ukraine to administer literacy tests for residents of the Kherson region. These are vital resources because, as part of De-Russification, many civilians are actively relearning Ukrainian language or learning for the first time.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#21
10.12.2024
USAID’s Humanitarian Assistance Bureau and the Swiss Confederation financed mental health training for 100,000 healthcare professionals throughout Ukraine as part of First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska’s initiative “Yak Ty?”
Photo: Kherson ODA
#22
10.17.2024
USAID’s program “Strengthening Public Trust” provided financing for the renovation of a local bakery in the Kochubeyivska hromada.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#23
10.18.2024
Up to 12 large generators were given to municipal enterprises operating in Kherson city by USAID to ensure power and heating.
Source: Kherson ODA
#24
11.08.2024
USAID’s Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance, UNICEF, and the government of Japan provided 330 families in the Novovorontsovska hromada with around 1000 tons of fire briquettes. Each family received almost 3 tons of briquettes. Fifty families also received cash assistance to pay for utilities.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#25
11.12.2024
USAID AGRO and the All-Ukrainian Association of Communities jointly assisted in the delivery of heating and medical supplies in the Novovorontsovska hromada from the People’s Self-Defense of Lviv, the Association of Responsible Citizens, and German partners from Lauenbrück.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#26
11.13.2024
USAID and the Better Regulation Delivery Office implemented an informational campaign to assist Kherson residents with mobile phone and internet network disruptions.
Source: Kherson ODA
#27
11.22.2024
In November, micro, small, and medium businesses across Ukraine received grants of up to $5,000 USD from the Danish Refugee Council and USAID’s Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance.
Source: Kherson ODA
#28
12.01.2024
USAID AGRO brought in experts from Motorola Mottech Water Solutions, Responsive Drip Irrigation, and Cornell Pumps in the private sector to advise Ukrainian local officials on irrigation and land reclamation. Additionally, Ukrainian officials were able to visit the J.G. Boswell Company and the San Luis Reservoir in California to learn about management of water resources and development strategies.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#29
12.04.2024
USAID officials and the Kherson Administration held talks in early December 2024 to discuss and plan for developments in the sectors of humanitarian assistance to the civilian population, preparation for the heating requirements of the coming winter, and the renovation of infrastructure damaged by Russian shelling.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#30
12.09.2024
USAID and the Humanitarian Fund for Ukraine provided 340 families in Nezlamne and Novovoskresenske with fire briquettes, 20 of whom also received proper storage containers for the supplies. Additionally, 15 heating stoves were also installed.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#31
12.11.2024
Novovorontsovska hromada received diesel fuel for generators and replacement water infrastructure from USAID’s project “Strengthening Public Trust” and the NGO For the Kherson Region.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#32
12.11.2024
In Bilozerska hromada, USAID’s project “Strengthening Public Trust” and the Unification Foundation sponsored the expansion of classes which teach children and civilians how to act in various emergencies. Additionally, four bomb shelters were outfitted with insulation to protect civilians from the elements. Two dozen waste sorting and disposal facilities were also funded to reduce the amount of debris being sent to landfills.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#33
12.12.2024
USAID and For the Kherson Region donated 20,000 liters of diesel fuel to communities throughout Kherson Oblast for the 72 total community generators, which were provided through the project “Strengthening Public Trust”.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#34
12.12.2024
USAID AGRO provided assistance in the restoration of irrigation systems in the Lymanets area after Russian forces destroyed them in retreat during the Kherson Counteroffensive and later again when flooding destroyed many facilities along the Inhulets after the Nova Kakhovka Dam was destroyed by Russian forces. 1500 hectares of farmland were restored to an arable status.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#35
12.13.2024
USAID and the Unification Foundation announced projects to be implemented in 2025. In Chornobayivka, a bomb shelter will be developed at an outpatient clinic, public safety courses will be conducted at community educational institutions, children’s enrichment and recreation facilities will be opened, and bicycle racks will be installed near heavily utilized assets.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#36
12.17.2024
In Stanislavska hromada, the Unification Foundation and USAID’s project “Strengthening Public Trust” provided aid to the local fire department, improved the local warning system, and supplied medical aid to local facilities.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#37
12.18.2024
USAID’s project “Strengthening Public Trust” and For Kherson Region developed public educational facilities to conduct professional master classes, safety training, and seminars for residents of the Mylivska, Tyahynska, and Kochubeyivska hromadas.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#38
12.21.2024
The Unity Foundation, Southern Communities Revival Charitable Foundation, and the Bilozerska Military Administration joined with USAID’s project “Strengthening Public Trust” to install waste sorting and disposal facilities around the community, as previously reported on 11 December.
Source: Kherson ODA
#39
12.30.2024
USAID’s project “Strengthening Public Trust” joined with Diya.Business, the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine, and the Office for Entrepreneurship and Export Development to provide financing for generators, power banks, and charging stations for 60 small or medium-sized businesses across southern and eastern Ukraine.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#40
01.08.2025
UNICEF, the Government of Japan, and USAID’s Humanitarian Assistance Bureau provided more than 3800 sets of clothing and blankets for 650 families with children in 9 communities across Kherson Oblast as part of the “Safe and Warm” initiative of the “Southern Development Strategy.”
Photo: Kherson ODA
#41
01.09.2025
The Danish Refugee Council and USAID’s Humanitarian Assistance Bureau partnered to offer grants of $1000-$5000 USD for MSMEs. They stated that their initiative from 2024 was successful in providing 34 different Kherson region businesses with grants.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#42
01.10.2025
118 charging stations were delivered to 11 communities across Kherson Oblast as part of USAID’s project “Strengthening the Public Trust.”
Photo: Kherson ODA
#43
01.10.2025
The Magic of Good Foundation and USAID’s project “Strengthening Public Trust” provided charging stations to Kyselivka and to Invincibility Points in Zelenyi Hai and Barvinok.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#44
01.18.2025
The NGO Chemonics International Inc., USAID, and the Partnership for a Strong Ukraine Foundation jointly provided a printer, 7 laptops, 4 charging stations, and 30 first-aid kits, bulletproof vest and helmets for local utility workers.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#45
01.21.2025
Six charging stations were provided to Invincibility Points in the town of Vysokopillia by For the Kherson Region and USAID’s project “Strengthening Public Trust.”
Photo: Kherson ODA
#46
01.23.2025
For the Kherson Region and USAID’s project “Strengthening Public Trust” jointly provided more than 16,000 liters of diesel and gasoline for generators provided to Novooleksandrivka, Mylove, Beryslav, Novoraysk, Tyahynka, Borozenka, and Velykooleksandrivka.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#47
01.23.2025
The Czech humanitarian organization A Person in Need and USAID jointly launched the micro-grant competition project “DOVIRA” to support business of IDPs (Internally Displaced Persons) operating in Lviv, Vinnytsia, and Ivano-Frankivsk Oblasts. Businesses that employ only one person or that are personally operated could obtain up to $1000 USD, while businesses employing between 2-50 people could obtain grants amounting to $4000 USD.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#48
01.23.2025
In Beryslav, 4 power inverter generators and 2300 liters of diesel were delivered to allow the operation of pumping stations and local Invincibility Points.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#49
01.25.2025
USAID DOBRE and the Chaplynska Military Administration discussed their partnership since 2016 and plans for continued humanitarian support for the community in exile. Currently, Chaplynka and its associated villages are all controlled by Russian forces. Their displaced civilians have relied upon USAID’s support since Russian terror forced them to leave their homes.
Photo: Kherson ODA
#50
01.28.2025
23 charging stations were delivered to Bilozerska hromada by the Magic of Good Foundation as part of the USAID project “Strengthening Public Trust.”
Photo: Kherson ODA
Since 28 January 2025, there have been NO further instances of humanitarian aid from USAID to Kherson, as reported by the Kherson Military Administration.
Tracking Russian Terror
Data: Kherson ODA; National Police; Kherson Oblast Prosecutor’s Office; Oleksandr Prokudin
Situation Report
Since tracking began on 21 June 2024, 11 medical volunteers & personnel, firefighters, and police officers have been killed and 87 more have been wounded by Russian attacks. A 33-year-old and a 48-year-old police officer were wounded by drone attacks while working checkpoints on 8 February, according to the Kherson Police. Two more officers were injured on 12 February. A 63-year-old ambulance driver was killed in Dniprovskyi raion on 13 February, according to Governor Oleksandr Prokudin. Additionally, two police service dogs were wounded in two separate attacks on 8 February and 10 February.
Data: Kherson ODA; National Police; Kherson Oblast Prosecutor’s Office; Oleksandr Prokudin
So far in February, Russian forces have maimed or murdered 106 Ukrainian non-combatants: 10 people were killed and another 96 civilians were wounded by Russian attacks. Of those victims, Russian drone attacks have killed 7 and wounded 63 civilians, while shelling has killed 3 and wounded 33 civilians.
As of 14 February 2025, 1807 civilians have been killed or wounded by Russian aggression since 21 June 2024, in Kherson Raion. 84 civilians have been killed by shelling, while 697 have been wounded. Another 84 civilians have been killed by drones, while 942 civilians have been injured (a total of 1026 drone casualties).
Weekly Civilian Victims of Russian Aggression
Shelling:
Killed: 1
Wounded: 18
Drones:
Killed: 3
Wounded: 20 (+ a 38-year-old woman wounded sometime at the end of January)
Total: 42 (+ one woman wounded last month)
Data: National Police
Weekly Buildings & Infrastructure Report
Photo: Kherson Police
Private Homes & Apartments: 99
Infrastructure: 8 (+ an unspecified number of banks, educational buildings, warehouses, medical facilities and natural gas pipelines)
Data: National Police
Weekly Damaged Vehicle Report
Photo: Kherson Police
Civilian Auto: 24
Agricultural Machinery: 2
Data: National Police
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