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Nearly 900 million people lack basic water services at their health care facility
A new report, published 3rd April, found that one in four health facilities lack basic...
75,000 children to receive education, hot meals and support in South Sudan
Tens of thousands of children in South Sudan’s least food secure regions will...
WORLD WATER DAY | Dirty water 3 times more deadly to a child than a bullet
To mark World Water Day, UNICEF released a report that reveals children under 15 are...
Over 145,000 Rohingya refugee children return to school in Bangladesh
More than 145,000 refugee children are now attending UNICEF-supported learning centres....
World Aids Day: 1 December 2018
Tomorrow, 1st December 2018, marks World Aids Day, a day that rallies support for...
UNICEF funding shortage will leave 1 million children without life-saving supplies this winter
UNICEF has warned that nearly 1 million children across the Middle East and North...
UNICEF provides safe drinking water to rural villages in Syria
In collaboration with the United Kingdom, UNICEF has delivered safe drinking water...
IOM provides mental health services and safe spaces in Yemen for displaced children and families
Since March 2015, the conflict in Yemen has affected the lives of millions of families....
UN report warns Asia-Pacific is falling behind Zero Hunger targets, as millions remain malnourished
According to a recent United Nations report, hundreds of millions of children and...
Save the Children trains mobile teachers to improve childhood education in Myanmar
Due to civil war and political tension, 75,000 children of the Karen people in Myanmar...
Six million in South Sudan face extreme hunger and malnutrition
According to a report published by the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification...
Overcrowding of refugee reception centres in Greece pose serious risk to children
Overcrowding in Greek island reception centres for refugees and migrants has made...
Cholera outbreaks dramatically decline in Yemen following new DFID prediction method
Experts from the UK Department for International Development (DFID) are working alongside...
30% of schools do not have access to safe drinking water, report finds
A new report from the UN Children’s fund (UNICEF) and the World Health Organisation...
WFP and UNICEF utilise technology to improve food and hygiene distribution in Cox’s Bazar
UNICEF and the World Food Programme (WFP) are working together in Cox’s Bazar,...
75% of South Sudanese children have known nothing but war - UNICEF
After South Sudan gained independence in 2011, becoming the world’s youngest...
UNICEF reach over 300,000 with Ebola protection campaign
Over 300,000 people have been reached by UNICEF and its partners in the Democratic...
Maternal and Neonatal Tetanus is South Sudan’s ‘silent killer’
In South Sudan 91% of pregnant women give birth in their homes without access to a...
Child marriage has fallen by 15% in the last decade
UNICEF has announced that the number of child marriages has declined significantly...
It’s World Book Day, but millions of children worldwide still cannot read
Today, 1st March 2018, marks World Book Day in the United Kingdom; however 250 million...
Lao PDR launches comprehensive new plans to tackle stunting
Representatives from two provinces in Lao PDR have agreed on a comprehensive new approach...
UNICEF: ‘we are failing the world’s poorest babies’
The latest report by UNICEF into new-born mortality reveals that the global deaths...
12,000 children are being forced out of school every day due to conflict and drought in East Africa
Save the Children report that 90,000 children in East Africa risk being forced to...
Reducing maternal, neonatal and infant mortality as a means to achieving SDGs in Africa
On 7 February the Aid & International Development Forum (AIDF) hosted a webinar...
FGM ‘not acceptable’ in the 21st Century, but 3 million girls are still at risk each year
Today is International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM which is dedicated to the eradication...
Conflict and disaster forces 59 million young people into illiteracy, UNICEF reports
Latest findings of UNICEF reveal that 30% of young people between the ages 15-24 living...
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UNICEF launches new appeal to bring aid to 48 million children
UNICEF, the UN children’s agency, is appealing for $3.6 billion to help support...
Treating Acute Malnutrition: UNICEF
UNICEF has treated over one million children for severe acute malnutrition, with 400,000...
Interview with Matthias Boyen, Drone Focal Point, HIV/AIDS Project Officer, UNICEF
How is UNICEF involved in humanitarian and development sectors? UNICEF has a...
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