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The youths volenteers pose for photograph at Chilka wetland at Mangalajodi village at Khurdha district in Odisha
Article
05 June 2022
Young champions fight climate change
Fighting climate change in Odisha
A rag picker woman carrying a heaps of segregated waste on her head at Waste management centre at Samarth Bharat Vyaspeeth (SBV), a social organisation, in Thane, Maharashtra , India on April, 18, 2022.
Article
22 April 2022
Investing in Waste Management.
A local initiative has shown how to make waste a source of livelihood for people while also recycling it into useful materials.
 Jiya and her daughter Dipika(7), suffer from early symptoms of fluorosis.
Photo essay
22 March 2022
Because every child deserves safe drinking water
Because every child deserves safe drinking water
Lady holding a child.
Press release
20 August 2021
Children in four South Asian countries at ‘extremely high risk’ of the impacts of the climate crisis - UNICEF
According to a first-ever report of its kind, children in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India and Pakistan are extremely vulnerable to climate change risks such as heatwaves and floods
A woman in Uttar Pradesh carries a bucket of water from a near by sanitary well created by UNICEF
Article
04 June 2021
Community and youth led action on climate change
World Environment Day reminds us of the need to address climate change - find out how UNICEF has been working with young people and communities.
Kaivana always wears a mask when stepping out of home for a stroll in the clean environment in her city in Gujarat.
Page
29 September 2020
#MyCleanEarth photo contest
Share the view outside your window, join us as a climate warrior! Participate in this photo contest on climate change.
Fulashree Nirmal cookes evening meal inside her house in her village.
Report
06 December 2017
The impact of air pollution in India — Overview
Air pollution is one of the world’s largest environmental health risks.

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