Striving
to eradicate poverty and hunger and to reduce child mortality.
Malawi.
Demobilizing
child soldiers.
Southern Sudan.
2002:
Working to achieve universal primary education.
Back-to-school campaign, Afghanistan.
2002:
The UN Special Session on Children.
For the first time ever, children address the UN General Assembly.
Promoting
gender equality and maternal health.
A woman is comforted after the death of her child, Sierra Leone.
2005–present:
UNICEF Executive Director Ann M. Veneman: Building results-based programming and partnerships that “unite for children.”
Visiting an earthquake victim, Pakistan.
Combatting
HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases.
Orphans whose mother died of AIDS, Lesotho.
Ensuring
environmental sustainability.
Children pick through garbage, Nepal.
Campaigning
against ethnic and sexual violence.
A rape survivor, Sudan.
2005:
Indian Ocean tsunami generates record-breaking humanitarian response.
One year after the disaster, Indonesia.
Promoting
global partnerships to accelerate progress for children around the world.
A camp for people displaced by conflict, Liberia.