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Boy at writing at a UNICEF-supported learning center in Turkey.

Providing Cash Based Assistance in Crises

Approaches to Providing Cash Based Assistance to Meet the Needs of Children in Protracted Crises: Lessons from Turkey

On 2 July 2010, Gulnara Kozybaeva sits with her daughter Akmaral, 4, and son Nurbek, 2, outside their burnt-out home in Furkat District, in the southern city of Osh. Their house was destroyed during riots in the recent conflict. Their large ethnic Kyrgyz family now shares a tent in the courtyard of their home.

Supporting National Social Protection Systems to Respond in

A case study on UNICEF's experience in Kyrgyzstan

Dana, 6 year old and Alexandru, 7 years old. The family is supported by the social worker and community nurse in Colonesti, Bacau County, Romania.

Strengthening the social service workforce

Building social services that reach the most vulnerable children and families in Europe and Central Asia

3-year-old Luka and 5-year-old Nika Kurdghelashvili in former School No 68 occupied by up to 30 socially vulnerable families.

Universal Child Grants – a solution to child poverty?

A conversation with UNICEF’s Regional Social Policy Expert for Europe and Central Asia, Joanne Bosworth

In 2018 in Armenia, (right) a girl with autism attends a therapy session, in Inclusive School No. 162 in Yerevan, the capital. UNICEF supported the Government to strengthen policies and practices to provide inclusive education for all children.

The Romanian Ministry of Labor and Social Justice and UNICEF organize high-level regional conference to strengthen social work across Europe and Central Asia

Natia, with her three children in Tbilisi, Georgia.

In Focus: Ending Child Poverty

Promoting social protection to tackle child poverty