UNICEF structure in Sudan

UNICEF structure in Sudan

Effective partnerships for children

Effective partnerships for children

Integrated Community Recovery and Development

Integrated Community Recovery and Development

Community radio listening groups

Community radio listening groups

Sudan Information Campaign for Returns

Sudan Information Campaign for Returns

Investing in the children of Sudan

Investing in the children of Sudan

The role of development partners

The role of development partners

 

Effective partnerships for children

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Plastic sheeting donated by USAID in response to floods in Sudan in 2007 is unloaded at Khartoum airport - the donation was handled by the UN Joint Logistic Centre, in which UNICEF is a key partner responsible for supply procurement

To ensure the best results for children, UNICEF builds strong partnerships with every sector working in Sudan - including national and state-level government, other UN agencies, non-governmental organizations, civil society, the private sector, the religious community, international donors, Sudanese communities, families and individuals.

Underlying this approach is a determination to deliver sustainable solutions to the challenges facing children and women - solutions that are ultimately led, managed and implemented by the people of Sudan.

Through these partnerships, UNICEF strives to build national capacity and the empower Sudanese communities to effectively design and carry out projects and programmes that help their children grow and develop.