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Ներառական մանկապարտեզ հաճախող 5-ամյա աղջնակը ձեռքին թվերով ցուցանակներ է պահել:

Child rights monitoring

Tracking progress for every child

Adolescents sitting on benches on International child protection day

Adolescents voice their needs to decision makers

Child Rights through children's eyes

Քեթրին Ռասել_ՅՈՒՆԻՍԵՖ-ի նոր գործադիր տնօրեն

01 February 2022

Catherine Russell assumes functions as new UNICEF Executive Director

A smiling girl of 8

25 January 2022

UNICEF visits border villages of Syunik

Children from 10 villages received educational and learning games, tablets and warm clothing ahead of the winter season

Փոքր տղան և իր քույրը նայում են լուսանկարահանման սարքի օբյեկտիվին

09 December 2021

COVID-19 ‘biggest global crisis for children in our 75-year history’ – UNICEF

On its 75th anniversary, UNICEF warns that COVID-19 is rolling back virtually every measure of progress for children, including a staggering 100 million more children plunged into poverty

A toddler with broken hand in a cast

29 November 2021

Re-framing road safety in Armenia Connecting data, people, and policies for safer roads

The project will use innovative tools to improve road safety in Armenia, contributing to a 50 percent reduction in road deaths by 2030.

Spring daisies

15 October 2021

Access to a healthy environment- a human right

New resolution by UN rights council

ՅՈՒՆԻՍԵՖ-ի գործադիր տնօրեն Հենրիտա Ֆորը:

Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore on children deprived of parental care due to COVID-19

Hanan, 8 years old trying to smile for the camera, sitting in the playground. She survived after Beirut explosions

Flagship Report

Warning, mine area

What to do when you identify a mine or an unexploded ordnance

(PDF, 7,14 MB)

Երեք երեխա նստած են մանկապարտեզի նստարանին ու շրջված ուշադիր նայում են:

Affordable, quality childcare inaccessible in many of world’s wealthiest countries – UNICEF

According to a new UNICEF report, Luxembourg, Sweden, Iceland, Norway and Germany rank the highest on childcare provisions among 41 OECD and EU countries