Ukrainians think about returning home
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Work readiness is higher among Ukrainians in Poland than in the Czech Republic and Romania. The majority of Ukrainian refugees in these countries intend to return home as soon as the war ends. This is because Ukrainian refugees are primarily well-educated, willing-to-work women who intend to return to their homeland after the war.
These are the key findings of a report on refugees from Ukraine who ended up in Poland, the Czech Republic, and Romania, presented last week at the University of Warsaw. The EWL Migration Platform and the UW's Eastern European Studies conducted the study.
Questionnaires with refugees were collected between March and May, mainly at reception points in major cities. A total of 1,200 Ukrainian citizens who decided to come to Poland, the Czech Republic, and Romania after February 24, 2022, in connection with Russia's aggression against Ukraine, were surveyed.
