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Adolescent health and development
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Article
29 November 2023
Breathe easy: East Java pursues smoke-free schools
Smoking prevention campaign, screening and cessation programme for adolescents
Article
15 March 2023
From ‘broken’ families to unbreakable spirit
Mental health support helps adolescents better navigate personal struggles
Article
16 January 2023
A deaf student speaks out for healthy environments
Youth transcend barriers and voice their hopes for a pollution-free future during a UNICEF innovation challenge in Banda Aceh
Article
12 July 2022
Loud and clear: Youth call for a tobacco-free future
Young people take center stage to advocate for smoke-free areas and a ban on tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship
Article
29 April 2022
Teacher participation is key in successful MHM campaign
Government-appointed teachers become mentors for students on issue related to menstrual hygiene management
Press release
05 October 2021
Impact of COVID-19 on poor mental health in children and young people ‘tip of the iceberg’ – UNICEF
New analysis indicates lost contribution to economies due to mental disorders among young people estimated at nearly $390 billion a year
Flagship report
05 October 2021
The State of the World's Children 2021
On My Mind: Promoting, protecting and caring for children’s mental health.
Files available for download (2)
Full report
(PDF, 11 MB)
Executive Summary
(PDF, 841 KB)
Press release
23 September 2021
Z Zurich Foundation and UNICEF launch a global partnership to promote young people's mental well-being
The partnership aims to benefit more than half a million SCE adole nts and caregivers in seven countries and hopes to reach 30 million people worldwide through a communications campaign.
Article
31 May 2021
Adolescents Commit to Quit on World No Tobacco Day
U-Report chatbot provides young people in Indonesia with information on the harmful effects of tobacco and encourages them to join the global Commit to Quit
Report
31 May 2021
Adolescent profile
Current non-communicable diseases (NCDs) trends and risk factors affecting adolescents in Indonesia
Files available for download (1)
Adolescent Profile
(PDF, 3 MB)
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