United Nations reform
Improving how the UN works
By Eric Mullerbeck
United Nations reform is the ongoing process of making improvements in the way the entire UN family of organizations works. The goal is to adapt to new conditions and provide for changing needs, in all of the areas in which the UN is active: Development, peace and security, international law, social issues and more.
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| © UNICEF video |
| In this interview, UNICEF's Director of the Office of United Nations Affairs and External Relations, Ado Vaher, discusses UN reform. |
UNICEF is a part of the UN family. For UNICEF, UN reform is about enhancing our effectiveness, efficiency and economy in our work, to provide the best possible results for children. In this video interview, UNICEF’s Director of the Office of United Nations Affairs and External Relations, Ado Vaher, gives insights into the UN reform process and what it means for UNICEF.
1. What is UN reform?
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2. How is UN reform affecting UNICEF?
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3. When will the UN reform process be finished?
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4. What does UNICEF bring to the process that is unique?
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