10 February 2012 — UNICEF members pledge core resources to fund innovative approaches to reach the most vulnerable 2 of 2
UNICEF Director of Evaluation Colin Kirk discusses UNICEF’s Education in Emergencies operations at the first regular session of the Executive Board for 2012.
10 February 2012 — UNICEF members pledge core resources to fund innovative approaches to reach the most vulnerable 1 of 2
UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake emphasizes the importance of funding for UNICEF's programmes during the organization's annual pledging event.
9 February 2012 — UNICEF makes headway toward an AIDS-free generation despite the waning of resources 2 of 2
UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Geeta Rao Gupta highlights the roadmap that will help the organization address challenges in the coming years.
9 February 2012 — UNICEF makes headway toward an AIDS-free generation despite the waning of resources 1 of 2
UNICEF Chief of HIV/AIDS Craig McClure discusses the challenges faced by the organization and the strides it has made in the HIV/AIDS programme.
8 February 2012 — In Madagascar, reducing malnutrition among children under five
UNICEF reports on the treatment of severe acute malnutrition among children under age 5 in Madagascar.
8 February 2012 — UNICEF Executive Board opens with highlight on innovation 2 of 2
UNICEF's new Executive Board President, His Excellency John W. Ashe, Permanent Representative of Antigua and Barbuda to the United Nations opens the first regular session of the UNICEF Executive Board for 2012.
8 February 2012 — UNICEF Executive Board opens with highlight on innovation 1 of 2
UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake focuses on innovative approaches to achieving results for children with equity during his opening statements at the first regular session of the UNICEF Executive Board for 2012.
6 February 2012 — In Uzbekistan, child-friendly preschools are engaging children and improving education
UNICEF correspondent Rob McBride reports on a child-friendly approach to preschool education.
6 February 2012 — Buddhist monks and UNICEF join to improve the lives of vulnerable families
UNICEF correspondent RobMcBride reports on efforts made by Buddhist monks to support families affected by HIV in Cambodia.
30 January 2012 — With cash transfers, UNICEF and partners aid drought-affected families in Niger
UNICEF correspondent Bob Coen reports on joint emergency interventions by UNICEF and partners to help protect vulnerable families from the threat of malnutrition in Niger.
27 January 2012 — ‘Humanitarian Action for Children 2012’ calls for continued focus on the Horn of Africa
UNICEF Director of Emergency Programmes Louis-Georges Arsenault discusses UNICEF's annual appeal for emergency funding.
25 January 2012 — Piped water project offers health, opportunities to Angolan families
UNICEF correspondent Suzanne Beukes reports on a piped water project improving health in Angola.
25 January 2012 — In areas once affected by famine, Ethiopia builds capacity to wipe out malnutrition
UNICEF reports on a nutrition programme that is proving to be a lifeline for children in Ethiopia's Amhara region.
24 January 2012 — UNICEF helps young people address and prevent sexual violence in DR Congo 2 of 2
UNICEF correspondent Natacha Ikoli reports on a programme helping adolescent Congolese boys become allies against sexual violence.
24 January 2012 — UNICEF helps young people address and prevent sexual violence in DR Congo 1 of 2
UNICEF correspondent Natacha Ikoli reports on a programme helping adolescent Congolese girls fight discrimination and gender-based violence.
23 January 2012 — In Uzbekistan, expanding health care to the most vulnerable and hardest-to-reach
UNICEF correspondent Rob McBride reports on Uzbekistan's efforts to expand quality health care to the most vulnerable and hardest-to-reach children.
20 January 2012 — Thanks to supporters, the Schools for Africa programme is reaching millions
UNICEF reports on the success of the Schools for Africa programme, made possible thanks to the support of donors and partners.
20 January 2012 — Somalia’s refugees return home to rebuild the country’s education system
UNICEF correspondent Eva Gilliam reports on a programme, designed by the European Union, UNICEF and partners, to rebuild Somalia's education system with the help of expatriate professionals.
20 January 2012 — Four Haitian filmmakers explore conditions for children two years after the quake - 4
Watch Macdala Prevot's 'A Refuge in the Garden of my Parents'.
20 January 2012 — Four Haitian filmmakers explore conditions for children two years after the quake - 3
Watch Ebby Angel Louis's 'Late for School', a film about a father trying to get his daughter to school on time in a wheelbarrow.
20 January 2012 — Four Haitian filmmakers explore conditions for children two years after the quake - 2
View Michelle Marrion 'The Stray'
20 January 2012 — Four Haitian filmmakers explore conditions for children two years after the quake - 1
Watch Pierre Lucson Bellegarde's film, 'The Compass', about a woman who was seriously injured in the 2010 earthquake.
20 January 2012 — Marking its first year without any polio cases, India takes a giant leap toward wiping out the disease - UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Amitabh Bachchan
UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Amitabh Bachchan congratulates India on its first polio-free year in history.
20 January 2012 — Marking its first year without any polio cases, India takes a giant leap toward wiping out the disease
UNICEF correspondent Priyanka Pruthi reports on a major milestone in India's efforts to eradicate polio.
20 January 2012 — UNICEF plans major expansion of global vaccine programme
UNICEF correspondent Chris Niles reports on UNICEF's plans to expand its vaccination programme.
20 January 2012 — Goodwill Ambassador Serena Williams introduces Schools for Asia
Goodwill Ambassador Serena Williams introduces Schools for Asia, an international fundraising initiative aimed at providing quality education to the most vulnerable children.
20 January 2012 — UNICEF's Executive Board elects a new President for 2012
UNICEF reports on the election of a new UNICEF Executive Board President, and on the governing body's discussion of recent progress and future challenges.
19 January 2012 — With EU and UNICEF support, Lesotho puts in place a social protection programme for the most vulnerable
UNICEF correspondent Suzanne Beukes reports on Lesotho's efforts to build a national safety net for the poorest, most vulnerable children.
18 January 2012 — UNICEF and EU-supported training for teachers boosts education quality in Angola
UNICEF correspondent Suzanne Beukes reports on a training program for Angola's teachers that is helping improve education quality.
16 January 2012 — UNICEF launches Schools for Asia to improve education for millions
UNICEF reports on a new fundraising initiative called Schools for Asia, to transform children’s lives through education.
16 January 2012 — At Bangladesh drop-in centre, UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake visits a bank operated by vulnerable girls
UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake visits a drop-in center, a safe haven for girls living and working on the streets, in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
12 January 2012 — Two years after the earthquake, victories for Haiti’s children
UNICEF reports on the situation for children two years after Haiti's 2010 earthquake.
11 January 2012 — Voices of the most vulnerable children heard at Rwanda’s annual National Children’s Summit
UNICEF correspondent Suzanne Beukes reports on the 7th National Children's Summit, an important step forward for child rights in Rwanda.
9 January 2012 — UNICEF plans to expand innovative pre-school programme
UNICEF correspondent Chris Niles reports on an innovative programme in which older children prepare pre-schoolers to enter primary school.
24 November 2011 — UNICEF supports efforts to reunite families in post-conflict Sri Lanka
UNICEF correspondent Sarah Crowe reports on families waiting to be reunited with their children who have been missing since the conflict in Sri Lanka.
24 November 2011 — Somali journalists attend UNICEF-supported workshop to focus on humanitarian reporting
UNICEF correspondent Eva Gilliam reports on a multimedia workshop aimed at training Somali journalists in humanitarian reporting.
24 November 2011 — UNICEF aims to expand subsidy system to reach Mozambique’s most vulnerable children
UNICEF correspondent Jonah Fisher reports on efforts by UNICEF and the Mozambique Government to expand a national food subsidy programme to include poor and vulnerable children.
24 November 2011 — Goodwill Ambassador Angélique Kidjo visits an innovative programme for victims of child abuse in Mexico
UNICEF correspondent Anja Baron reports on UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Angélique Kidjo’s recent visit to Mexico City where she visited an innovative programme that ensures victims of child abuse receive proper care.
24 November 2011 — In the wake of the Libyan conflict, UNICEF provides support to traumatized children
UNICEF correspondent Guy Hubbard reports on the organization's effort to assist children affected by the conflict in Libya.
24 November 2011 — UNICEF-IKEA partnership delivers toys to Haitian children, income to women
UNICEF's Claude Cleus reports on UNICEF and IKEA partnering up to deliver toys to Haiti's displaced children
24 November 2011 — Lao lathers up for Global Handwashing Day
UNICEF correspondent Rachel O’Brien reports on the Global Handwashing Day celebrations in Vientiane, Lao PDR.
24 November 2011 — Seasonal rains are a mixed blessing for parched north-eastern Kenya
UNICEF reports on the challenge of safe-water access for both refugees and pastoralists in north-eastern Kenya, who are affected by prolonged drought in the region and conflict in neighbouring Somalia.
24 November 2011 — Thousands of families remain displaced by torrential rains in El Salvador
UNICEF correspondent Anja Baron reports on UNICEF delivering emergency supplies to flood-affected areas in El Salvador.
24 November 2011 — UNICEF and partners teach children to protect themselves from natural disasters
UNICEF correspondent Rob McBride reports on UNICEF and ECHO's support of Disaster Risk Reduction programmes at schools in Kazakhstan.
24 November 2011 — Crisis continues 100 days after famine was declared in Somalia
One hundred days after famine was declared in southern Somalia, UNICEF correspondent Eva Gilliam reports on the situation in Mogadishu.
24 November 2011 — Angola social services struggle to keep pace with swelling population
UNICEF correspondent Suzanne Beukes reports on the weak social services in Angola that are struggling to keep pace with the population boom.
24 November 2011 — Q&A with UNICEF Somalia’s Hannan Sulieman: ‘It’s about children, no matter where they are’
UNICEF Deputy Representative in Somalia Hannan Sulieman talks about working in the best interests of Somali children amidst drought, famine and conflict.
24 November 2011 — UNICEF-supported Temporary Learning Centers provide education to flood-affected children in Pakistan
UNICEF reports on temporary learning centers that are giving fresh hope to children affected by the floods in Pakistan's Sindh Province.
24 November 2011 — Maintaining a global focus on the plight of children in East Africa
UNICEF reports on a Royal visit to the organization's Supply Centre in Copenhagen.
24 November 2011 — UNICEF assists returnees to South Sudan with shelter, water and temporary learning facilities
UNICEF reports on the challenging situation of returnees to South Sudan. UNICEF and partners are assisting with shelter, water and temorary learning facilities.
24 November 2011 — Disaster readiness training for the children of Uzbekistan
UNICEF correspondent Rob McBride reports on a programme that helps children to prepare for and cope with disasters.
24 November 2011 — Medical supplies reach Kenya, with help from the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
UNICEF correspondent Priyanka Pruthi reports on the arrival of aid, packed by British and Danish Royalty, in Kenya.
24 November 2011 — Zimbabwe launches health transition fund to revitalize care for children and women
UNICEF correspondent Anja Baron reports on a new Health Transition Fund created by the Government of Zimbabwe in partnership with UNICEF, which aims to revitalize the national health care system and integrate maternal and child survival programmes.
24 November 2011 — As the Presidential Elections loom, change may soon come to DR Congo
UNICEF reports on the need to prioritize children's rights as the official campaigns for the upcoming Presidential elections get underway in DR Congo. Produced by Edward Bally.
24 November 2011 — Disaster Risk Reduction training helps build a culture of safety in Kyrgyzstan
UNICEF correspondent Rob McBride reports on the state of disaster risk reduction after damaging floods in Kyrgyzstan.
24 November 2011 — UNICEF Child Friendly Spaces provide support to displaced children in Somalia
UNICEF correspondent Eva Gilliam reports on child-friendly spaces for displaced children in Somalia.
24 November 2011 — UNICEF-supported sanitation and hygiene initiatives improving living conditions in Uganda
UNICEF reports on communities in rural Uganda that are creating positive change by using natural resources to improve the sanitation and hygiene conditions in the area.
24 November 2011 — UNICEF and Pampers partner up to protect mothers against neonatal tetanus - Part 2
Interview with Dr. Rownak Khan, UNICEF Senior Health Specialist speaks about Maternal and Neonatal Tetanus elimination.
24 November 2011 — UNICEF and Pampers partner up to protect mothers against neonatal tetanus
UNICEF reports on UNICEF and Pampers partnering up to protect mothers against neonatal tetanus.
24 November 2011 — UNICEF-supported initiative aims to make girls’ education a priority in Kenya
24 November 2011 — UNICEF Child Protection Centres provide protective environment for street children in Pakistan
UNICEF reports on UNICEF-supported centres providing protection to Pakistan's most vulnerable children.
16 November 2011 — UNICEF provides support to Libyan youth as they return to normal life
UNICEF correspondent Guy Hubbard reports on a young ex-fighter's struggle to cope with normal life in post-conflict Libya.
12 October 2011 — UNICEF and ECHO aim to prevent waterborne disease in Togo, by promoting safe hygiene practices
UNICEF correspondent Anja Baron reports on preventative measures taken by local communities in Togo to protect against future waterborne diseases.
10 October 2011 — UNICEF aims to reduce the rates of infant and maternal mortality in Afghanistan
Sarah Crowe reports on the challenges facing women and children living in the most remote parts of Afghanistan.
10 October 2011 — Ugandan children work with community leaders to end violence in schools
UNICEF correspondent Karin Bridger reports on Ugandan children and stakeholders working together for violence-free schools.
10 October 2011 — UNICEF-supported programme having a positive effect on health and education in DR Congo
UNICEF's Programme of Expanded Assistance to Return Plus is making a positive impact in DR Congo, through the restoration of basic social services and economic reconstruction.
10 October 2011 — UNICEF and partners work to provide a free education for all Haiti’s children
UNICEF correspondent Thomas Nybo reports on efforts to build an education system in Haiti that is free and universal.
5 October 2011 — In Ethiopia, water trucks provide essential life-line amidst drought
UNICEF correspondent Anja Baron reports on water trucks delievringa crucial lifeline to drought-stricken Melbena Village in the Borena zone of the Oromia Region in southern Ethiopia.
3 October 2011 — UNICEF Representative visits devastated flood zone in southern Pakistan
UNICEF correspondent Anja Baron reports on the visit of UNICEF Pakistan Representative, Dan Rohrman, to the country's hardest hit flood zones.
3 October 2011 — New programme aims to stop the transmission of polio in Chad
UNICEF's Cheryl Uys-Allie reports on Chad’s increased capacity to combat polio infections through the STOP Program, which deploys volunteers to provide vital support in the development, implementation and evaluation of vaccination campaigns in the field.
3 October 2011 — UNICEF-supported Sports for Development programme scores a goal with South African students
UNICEF correspondent Suzanne Beukes reports on students learning valuable life lessons through a sport for development program in South Africa.
3 October 2011 — Ali’s story: In drought-ravaged Kenya, education is the key to a brighter future
UNICEF reports on a Kenyan boy and his family, struggling to survive in drought-ravaged north eastern Kenya.
30 September 2011 — Large scale effort underway to totally eradicate malaria in Mozambique
UNICEF correspondent Jonah Fisher reports on UNICEF’s universal distribution of nets in Mozambique, an initiative that is helping in the reduction of malaria cases, the biggest killer of children in Africa.
20 September 2011 — In Kenyan camps, vaccine protects Somali refugee children from killer pneumonia
UNICEF correspondent Kyle O’Donoghue reports on efforts to provide pneumococcal vaccine, and prevent deadly outbreaks of pneumonia, among Somali refugee children at camps in Dadaab, Kenya.
15 September 2011 — Aden’s story revisited: One child’s journey of survival from Somalia to Kenya
UNICEF reports on the recovery of 3 year old Aden, a severly malnourished child in a Dadaab refugee camp, Kenya.
12 September 2011 — Operations Centre at the heart of UNICEF's response to crisis in the Horn of Africa
UNICEF correspondent Chris Niles reports on the critical work carried out by UNICEF's Operations Centre during major emergencies.
12 September 2011 — Feeding centres treat malnourished children amidst famine in southern Somalia
UNICEF correspondent Chris Niles reports on the massive scale-up of emergency aid efforts in response to the famine in southern Somalia.
7 September 2011 — Peer leaders take the initiative on HIV prevention among young people in Lesotho
UNICEF's Suzanne Beukes reports on community-based youth initiatives to raise HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention among adolescents in Lesotho.
7 September 2011 — Community-based nutrition programme targets children at risk in Ethiopia
UNICEF correspondent Priyanka Pruthi reports on community health workers' efforts to identify and treat children with severe acute malnutrition amidst the drought crisis in Ethiopia.
7 September 2011 — UNICEF-supported outpatient therapeutic feeding programmes provide life-saving services in Ethiopia
UNICEF correspondent Chris Niles reports on efforts to help Ethiopian families that have lost everything due to the drought.
7 September 2011 — Improved health services for mothers and newborns in flood-hit villages of Pakistan
UNICEF correspondent Chris Niles reports on a new 24-hour health clinic serving mothers and children in Haji Ghazi, a village in Punjab Province that was devastated by Pakistan's monsoon floods in 2010.
6 September 2011 — Immunization campaign reaches vulnerable children at Kenya-Somalia border
UNICEF reports on an immunization campaign reaching children under the age of five in Liboi, a Kenyan border town where refugees from drought and conflict are crossing over from Somalia.
6 September 2011 — First delivery of bottled water arrives as work continues on restoring Libya’s water system
UNICEF correspondent Chris Niles reports on the first emergency delivery of bottled water to Tripoli, Libya, where the regular water supply has been disrupted by conflict.
6 September 2011 — UNICEF combats measles in overcrowded displacement camps in Somalia
UNICEF correspondent Chris Niles reports on a measles vaccination campaign in camps for people displaced by drought and conflict in Mogadishu, Somalia. Videographer: Eva Gilliam.
30 August 2011 — In a Kenyan district hard-hit by drought, children survive on one meal a day
UNICEF correspondent Rob McBride reports on one school's efforts to feed children and families their only meal each day amidst the drought crisis in Wajir, Kenya, one of the districts worst affected by prolonged drought.
24 August 2011 — Survey shows need for action on violence against children in Tanzania
UNICEF's Jacqueline Namfua reports on a national survey that reveals an urgent need to address sexual, physican and emotional violence against children in Tanzania.
24 August 2011 — UNICEF and partners work to break the cycle of malnutrition and disease in DR Congo
UNICEF's Claude Colart reports on efforts in DR Congo to battle malnutrition and food insecurity.
24 August 2011 — ‘International Inspiration’ initiative helping Mozambique’s vulnerable children develop through sport
UNICEF correspondent Jonah Fisher reports on ‘International Inspiration’ initiative in Mozambique, a global effort led by the London Olympic Committee, UNICEF and other partners to bring the benefits of sport for development to 12 million children for the 2012 London Olympics.
23 August 2011 — Thousands of lives at risk in Chad due to cholera epidemic
UNICEF correspondent Cheryl Uys-Allie reports on the risks Chad's population is facing due to Cholera epidemic, which is affecting especially vulnerable children since March 2011.
23 August 2011 — In Uganda, UNICEF and partners invest in young people
UNICEF correspondent Tom Walsh reports on initiatives of UNICEF and partners to create job and educational opportunities for young people in Uganda. The African country has a youth unemployment rate of more than 80 per cent.
23 August 2011 — On World Humanitarian Day, the UN celebrates the extraordinary efforts of aid workers 2 of 2
UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake makes an urgent call to action on behalf of millions of children in the Horn of Africa who face death due to starvation.
23 August 2011 — On World Humanitarian Day, the UN celebrates the extraordinary efforts of aid workers 1 of 2
UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon honors humanitarian workers who lost their lives in the struggle to save, and urges the world to step up its response to the crisis in the Horn of Africa.
23 August 2011 — In Kenya, families struggle to cope with loss amidst drought
UNICEF correspondent Rob McBride reports on the struggles of families displaced by drought.
19 August 2011 — After the storms, the rebuilding process continues in Lao PDR
UNICEF correspondent Rachel O’Brien reports on WASH programme assistance in the rebuilding process of affected villages and households in Lao People’s Democratic Republic after the tropical storm Haima in early July.
19 August 2011 — 'Girl friendly/child-friendly' schools provide a brighter future in Mali
UNICEF correspondent Bob Coen reports on the benefits of child-friendly schools for girls in Mali.
18 August 2011 — UNICEF provides life-saving emergency nutrition intervention to drought-affected communities in Kenya
UNICEF correspondent Rob McBride reports on the alarming rate of malnutrition in Kenya's Turkana district.
18 August 2011 — New pipeline brings hope to drought-affected communities in Kenya
UNICEF correspondent Rob McBride reports on the contruction of an underground pipeline that will supply water to one of the worst drought-affected areas of northern Kenya.
18 August 2011 — In Gaza, poverty forces children to choose between survival and school
UNICEF correspondent Catherine Weibel reports on children in Gaza who risk their lives to feed their families and help them survive.
15 August 2011 — A survivor of polio works to eradicate the disease for Nigeria's future generations
UNICEF's Chris Morgan reports on community efforts to eradicate polio in Kano State, Nigeria, as part of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative.
15 August 2011 — Community Based Nutrition programme holds off hunger in drought-prone Ethiopia
UNICEF correspondent Chris Niles reports on community-based nutrition and health initiatives for children living in drought-prone areas of Ethiopia.
