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Problem statement

Reactor No. 4 at Chernobyl was the scene of the worst nuclear accident in history. The radioactive particles from the explosion in 1986 still affect the lives of people. Medical estimates suggest up to 4,000 people will die prematurely due to radiation exposure, and thousands more still suffer health effects, primarily in today’s Russia, Ukraine and Belarus.

What we do

Victim Assistance

ITF, on the basis of agreement between the Governments of Belarus and Slovenia and in cooperation with the Slovenian Red Cross, has been implementing a medical rehabilitation project for 60 Belarusian children aged from 7 to 14 years that have suffered consequences of radiation as a legacy of the 1986 nuclear accident in Chernobyl. Since 2015, 179 children received comprehensive medical rehabilitation in Slovenia through ITF.

For more information on ITF’s past activities in Belarus, we welcome you to consult our Annual Reports, while for the plans in the forthcoming year please consider our Portfolio of Projects.

ITF has to date been implemented over 3,100 projects in 32 countries and regions. Help us advance our mission towards enhancing security of vulnerable individuals, communities and states.

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