If the war continues as it is now, only 42.9% of Ukrainians plan the future of their children and grandchildren in Ukraine.

In the event of a truce and postponement of the war, 54.7% of residens plan the future of their children and grandchildrein Ukaine.

76.8% of Ukrainians agree to plan the future of children and grandchildren in Ukraine with the change of power in Russia to democratic.

Approximately the same affects the planning of the future as Ukraine's accession to NATO or obtaining stronger security guarantees (85.1%) and Russia's capitulation and disarmament (84.5%).

Women have slightly higher safety requirements than men. In particular, in the event of a truce, 57.1% of men agree to plan the future of children or grandchildren in Ukraine, compared to 52.7% of women.

The further west, the less the link between danger and future planning in Ukraine. For example, if the war continues, 34.8% of residents of the East, 38.8% of residents of the South, 44.6% of residents of the central and northern regions, 48.5% of residents of western Ukraine plan the future of children and grandchildren in Ukraine.

Among residents of eastern Ukraine there is much higher desire to plan the future of children and grandchildren abroad, regardless of development of events: 4.3% of residents of the East, 1.8% of residents of the South, 1.5% of residents of the Center and 1% of residents of the West.

The research was conducted by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology from 3 to 18 May 2022 by order of CASE Ukraine. Based on a random sample of mobile phone numbers, 2,000 respondents aged 18 and older living in all regions of Ukraine (except the Autonomous Republic of Crimea) were interviewed. The statistical sampling error does not exceed 2.4%.