Canada will give two relief organizations CAD 9 million (about $7.5 million) to help Ukrainians affected by the conflict.

This was revealed by the Canadian Ministry of International Development, according to a report

“Minister Sajjan announced $9 million in humanitarian and development aid to help persons facing increased risk as a result of the crisis in Ukraine, particularly sexual and gender-based violence. The money will go to the UN Population Fund (UNFPA) and Humanity and Inclusion, respectively “According to the announcement.

In addition, Canada pledged $2 million in support for dairy farmers in western Ukraine, with the goal of “providing prospects for economic growth and contributing to regional food security.”

To date in 2022, Canada has contributed $245 million in humanitarian aid to react to the escalating humanitarian catastrophe in Ukraine and neighboring countries, according to the organization.

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