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Social Inclusion
Programme
22 June 2018
Joining forces to invest in the future
Poverty manifests in many forms, so solutions need to be wide-ranging and multi-faceted. They need to be coordinated and tackle the issues on every front.
Breast feeding situation in Cambodia
Programme
22 June 2018
Healthy children – healthy future
Well-nourished children can grow and learn. Well-nourished children can participate and contribute. Well-nourished children are the future.
10 February 2022. Ms Yin Sophal, 53, a farmer and the ID poor household with five grandchildren under her care. She is one of many beneficiaries of Svay Rieng’s Open Defecation Free (ODF). She lives in Mrak Teab village, Tras Commune, Romeas Haek District, Svay Rieng Province.
Article
25 February 2022
Svay Rieng leads the way in sanitation for all
In January, Svay Rieng became the first Cambodian province to eradicate open defecation, thanks to a huge effort from national level down to communes
Catherine Russell, eighth Executive Director of UNICEF, stands for a portrait at UNICEF Headquarters in New York, United States of America, on 31 January 2022, on the eve of assuming her new role.
Press release
02 February 2022
Catherine Russell assumes functions as new UNICEF Executive Director
Let's talk air pollution
Article
19 January 2022
Let's talk air pollution
Know the facts about the air pollution
© UNICEF Cambodia
Remarks
10 December 2021
As UNICEF turns 75, children’s rights face greatest global challenge in decades
Foroogh Foyouzat, UNICEF Representative
© UNICEF 2021 Cambodia/2021/Nick Sells
Press release
20 September 2021
Cambodia’s vaccine programme is further strengthened by the arrival of cold chain equipment supported by Japan and UNICEF
Peam Chi Kang primary school in Peam Chi Commune, Kang Meas District. Hand washing after use of toilet, a must for all children in school.
Page
28 February 2020
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19)
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19): What parents should know
Mother, Sreymom, with her three-month-old baby at Dar Health Clinic. Chitborie district, Kratie Province, August 2019.
Article
21 October 2019
A healthy start for mothers and babies
When health care centres lack proper sanitation facilities it puts pregnant mothers and new babies at significant risk of preventable infections.
Mrs. Aem Khen, CCWC of Sre Russey commune
Article
03 October 2019
Stimulating a Demand for Immunization
Changing perceptions is the first step to changing behaviours