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Preventing a lost decade

Urgent action to reverse the devastating impact of COVID-19 on children and young people

(PDF, 5,63 MB)

A child with mask on inside a classroom.

Reopening with Resilience

Lessons from Remote Learning During COVID-19 – East Asia and the Pacific, Innocenti Research Report

(PDF, 1,00 MB)

A second-grade student rolls up her sleeve to receive a dose of the measles and rubella (MR) vaccines at an Elementary School in Indonesia

From challenge to opportunity, reimagining a stronger future

An op-ed by Debora Comini, Regional Director for UNICEF East Asia & Pacific

Health workers from Puskesmas (health center) Sikumana held vaccination events for residents in Sikumana and Bello villages in Kupang, Indonesia, using COVAX COVID-19 vaccines

A big THANK YOU to all of UNICEF’s donors and partners

Your support helped administer over 130 million COVID-19 vaccine doses in East Asia and the Pacific

Mg Thu Wai Htut (3 years old) boy is being measured with a MUAC tape during the Out-patient Therapeutic Feeding Program at Dagon Seikkan ward community hall

Number of hungry in Asia-Pacific swells by more than 50 million since the arrival of COVID-19

Ica was learning from home for almost a year and a half due to the COVID-19 pandemic. She recently returned to her school for limited face-to-face learning.

Even as Omicron variant takes hold, school closures must be a measure of last resort

Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore

Photos of elders and young people in a collage

UNICEF 75

The Wisdom Project: connecting generations

Endah puts a mask on her daughter Fatima, 3, before leaving their home in Bekasi, West Java province, Indonesia.

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

Portrait photograph of Ma Nilar Than(42) and her two son at their home, Hlaing Thar Yar Township, Myanmar

UNICEF launches US$9.4 billion emergency funding appeal for children affected by conflict, the climate crisis and COVID-19

Funds will support essential programmes for over 177 million children in need across 145 countries and territories through 2022

Children participate in a livestream of World Children’s Day celebration hosted by UNICEF China in a studio in Beijing on 20 November 2021.

Children and young people headline global and local events on World Children’s Day, demanding urgent action on COVID-19 and climate change