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Emergency relief and response

Dr. Diang Puch

The humans of the hunger crisis

Photos by Sebastian Rich

A young child sits with her mother

World Humanitarian Day 2022

This year we profile the work and reflections of Omid Fazel, a UNICEF multimedia specialist who recently travelled to Somalia

A young boy scooping out water for drinking from the dried out river of Dawa near Dollow in Somalia.

Mothers cling to hope of help in Horn of Africa

The world cannot look away as children start dying

Primary school students sitting together on the ground

08 December 2021

LFE of UNICEF’s Response to the Emergency in Cabo Delgado

A forward-looking approach to humanitarian evaluation

Files available for download (3)

Summary (English) (PDF, 9 MB)

Summary (Portuguese) (PDF, 3 MB)

Report (English) (PDF, 2 MB)

Participants in the training

UNICEF supports training 60 Red Cross volunteers in Eswatini

The volunteers were involved in a door-to-door campaign in Manzini where they engaged residents from identified hotspots to sensitize them on COVID-19.

People line up to receive food aid in Manzwire village, Zimbabwe.

First came the drought, then the cyclone

Residents of Zimbabwe’s Manicaland province battle to find their next meal

A family poses for a photo in front of a tent

23 December 2019

Kisumu floods in Kenya

Meet Wycliffe and his family who are staying at an evacuation camp at Nyamasau Primary School

UNICEF Country Representative Rudolf Schwenk shaking hands with the Chinese Ambassador Liu Hongyang at the grant agreement ceremony between the Government of the People’s Republic of China and UNICEF.

11 December 2019

China provides US$1 million for flood relief in Malawi

Supporting families recovering from floods earlier this year

UNICEF-labelled supplies

04 December 2019

UNICEF sends supplies to flood-affected in Kenya

Supplies reach children and families in 12 counties

Children walking through a flooded field

28 November 2019

100,000 flood victims in South Sudan assisted by UNICEF

South Sudan declared a state of emergency in several affected counties in October 2019.