Register of Damage for Ukraine
The Register of Damage for Ukraine is an international mechanism established under the joint working group of the Coalition in Support of Ukraine to record and document harm caused to Ukraine by the armed conflict with Russia. It was launched at the Summit of the Council of Europe in Reykjavik in May 2023, with its secretariat based in The Hague. The Register is intended as a first step toward a future international compensation mechanism and gathers evidence of losses from both the state and private claimants.
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Ukraine's Diia portal adds four new claim categories to international Register of Damage
Ukraine's Diia government-services portal has launched four new claim categories for the international Register of Damage for Ukraine (RD4U), allowing Ukrainians to formally document war-related losses including loss of access to medical care and education, other violations of international law, and other economic damages. The Register, established in 2023 under the Council of Europe and based in The Hague, is intended to form the evidentiary basis of a future compensation mechanism that would ultimately require Russia to pay reparations.