Announcing the Drone Detection Lending Library by Daily Humanity in Ukraine

Join us for a special presentation in Kyiv on 7 April to learn about our life-saving initiative.

Daily Humanity is a frontline organization dedicated to enhancing the safety and situational awareness of journalists, humanitarian workers, and critical infrastructure staff operating in high-risk zones. To further this mission, we have established the Drone Detection Lending Library.

This program provides essential frontline workers with a free-to-rent safety net, allowing them to detect unmanned aerial threats in the field. Verified workers can rent these detectors for free for the duration of their missions. A dedicated team based in Kyiv manages the logistics, tracking, and maintenance of the hardware.

«This crucial service reduces the financial barrier for journalists and NGOs to access life-saving technology,» – Katerina Sergatskova, Executive Director of Daily Humanity. 

This initiative became real thanks to our donators who supplied us with the drone detectors and infrastructural support for management, tracking, and logistics system.

Join us at the presentation on 7 April in Kyiv to see how we can protect more frontline teams together and be the first to try our Drone Detection Lending Library

• You will see how the drone detectors work 
• You will be able to borrow the equipment for their mission
• Representative of the Tsukorok (Sugar) drone detectors company will answer questions 

Because our fixed infrastructure costs are already covered, every new donation goes entirely toward purchasing new hardware. We want to expand our fleet to support more workers simultaneously. We welcome contributions from individuals and organizations looking to make a direct, measurable impact on the safety of frontline workers. Contact us to discuss this directly. 

Daily Humanity is a registered as a non-profit organisation. We are proud to have clients and partners that include The New York Times, AFP, REUTERS, Associated Press, DW, UNESCO, Suspilne, and many others.