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Democratic Republic of the Congo

Une fille tenant une peluche
Programme
14 December 2018
Child protection
Every child has a right to be protected from violence, abuse, and exploitation.
Une petite fille tenant son cartable.
Programme
14 December 2018
Education
Every child should complete a quality and relevant basic education.
Un agent de l'UNICEF aide une fille à placer l'eau sur sa tête
Programme
13 December 2018
Water, sanitation and hygiene
Every child has a right to water, sanitation and a safe and clean community.
Une mère tenant son enfant dans les bras
Programme
13 December 2018
A fair chance in life
Every child has a right to reach his or her full potential without discrimination.
Dr Elvis
Programme
13 December 2018
Child survival
Every woman, newborn, child, and adolescent should have an equal chance to survive and thrive.
women A woman smiling as she fills her water container
Article
15 September 2023
Emergency response brings long-term water infrastructure
EU Humanitarian Aid
News note
08 September 2023
From hope to horror: violence's grip tightens on DRC's children
This is a summary of what was said by UNICEF’s Representative in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Grant Leaity – to whom quoted text may be attributed - at today's press briefing at the Palais des Nations in Geneva
A mother holding her child.
Article
02 September 2023
The dilemma of schools that shelter DRC’s displaced families
Over 2,000 schools have been forced to close since January 2022 due to insecurity and hosting displaced people.
Des écoliers portant des cartables UNICEF, alignés et levant le pouce.
Article
20 August 2023
Sanitation = health = education
Families in the Bunkonde health zone in Kasaï-Central province eliminate open defecation with support from the World Bank.
Un enfant, assis sur les genoux de sa mère, se fait examiner par un homme en tenue de protection.
Press release
18 August 2023
Children in DR Congo facing worst cholera outbreak in six years, warns UNICEF
More than 8,000 children under 5 years infected in North Kivu during first seven months of this year, over six times as many cases as in all of 2022