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East Asia and the Pacific

Fiona Dawn, 12 of Dreketi Primary School, smiles while standing in front of the newly set up UNICEF-supplied temporary school classroom.

10 January 2022

Emergencies and CC

Childrens’ learning must continue in emergencies

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.

10 January 2022

Education and COVID-19 Response

The countries in the East Asia and Pacific region were the first to be impacted by COVID-19 and the ensuing major public health emergency

A student reads a story book during class at SD (elementary school) YPK Amos Tablanusu in Depapre, Papua Province, Indonesia

07 January 2022

Out-of-School Children, and Schools Support and Effectivenes

Risks and opportunities

Students at Mitsamphan Primary school were provided with learning materials from Irish Aid.

07 January 2022

Equity and Learning in Primary Education

Risks and opportunities

A boy looks up from writing in Seyegan Elementary School in Pundong Village, Indonesia

07 January 2022

Early Learning

Every child has the right to start school at the right age

Adolescent girls in a library, in Bayan-Uul, Gobi-Altai province, Mongolia

07 January 2022

Adolescents Learning and Skills

The second window of opportunity

A girl in one of the villages on water in Sabah. The state of Sabah is a home to thousands of illegal immigrants from the Philippines and Indonesia.

Migration

Protecting children affected by migration

Silvina Barreto (Middle), is attending preschool at Si-Rui Suco Laubonu, Ermera Municipality, Timor-Leste.

27 February 2018

Child Rights and Business

Working to ensure that children are everyone’s business

a mother and father with their baby in Chiang Mai, Thailand

14 December 2017

Social policy

A fair chance for every child.

Makelesi, 7, standing in destoryed library of Nabau District School in Ra Province, Fiji after a cyclone

14 December 2017

Emergencies

There for every child in times of emergency