IMPLEMENTATION OF UN SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO. 1325 “WOMEN, PEACE, SECURITY” IN UKRAINE IN CONDITIONS OF FULL-SCALE WAR: NATIONAL AND REGIONAL DIMENSIONS

Abstract

The article analyzes the international and Ukrainian mechanisms for solving the humanitarian crisis and the deepening of gender and intersectional inequality and discrimination in the conditions of a full-scale war. The possibilities of implementing UN Security Council Resolution 1325 Women are being explored. Peace. Security and resolutions related to the theme of women, peace and security, adopted after 2000 and known as "sister resolutions" in Ukraine during a full-scale war. Attention is focused on the opportunities of Ukrainian women to participate in the search and decision-making, including after the war, comprehensive involvement in the processes of recovery and reconstruction, as well as peacekeeping. Representation and participation of women is shown to increase the effectiveness and sustainability of response and recovery efforts, both nationally and regionally. Local women's organizations are uniquely positioned to support women and girls, as well as targeted vulnerable populations facing multiple challenges, in advocating for their multiple needs and supporting their reintegration. It is critical to consult with such organizations and ensure their meaningful participation in all decisions related to crisis response and peacekeeping.