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Humanitarian action and emergencies
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Report
25 August 2023
Child-Centred Contingency Planning Guidelines
Guidelines for using a child-centered approach in the development of contingency plans
Files available for download (2)
Strengthening child-centered contingency planning
(PDF, 8 MB)
Child-Centred Contingency Planning Guidelines
(PDF, 10 MB)
Report
23 August 2023
Priority actions for inclusion of refugee children
Accelerating efforts to promote and protect the rights of refugee children
Files available for download (1)
Priority actions for inclusion of refugee children in Indonesia
(PDF, 8 MB)
Statement
25 November 2022
100 children killed by earthquake in West Java, Indonesia
Statement by UNICEF Indonesia
Statement
24 February 2022
Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine M. Russell on children in Ukraine
Report
13 October 2021
Mainstreaming Adolescent Participation in Indonesia
Working with and for Adolescents in Humanitarian and Protracted Crises: Accelerating Results
Files available for download (1)
Mainstreaming Adolescent Participation in Indonesia for Disaster Preparedness, Response and Recovery
(PDF, 1 MB)
Press release
12 October 2021
Tahir Foundation contributes IDR 10 billion in support of UNICEF’s humanitarian response in Afghanistan
New humanitarian partnership to provide children and women with urgently needed health, nutrition & child protection services
Press release
27 August 2021
Children in Indonesia at ‘high risk’ of the impacts of the climate crisis - UNICEF
For the first time, UNICEF ranks countries based on children’s exposure and vulnerability to climate and environmental shocks, with Indonesian children among the world’s most vulnerable.
Statement
25 August 2021
Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore on children in Afghanistan
Report
20 August 2021
The Climate Crisis is a Child Rights Crisis
Introducing the Children’s Climate Risk Index
Files available for download (2)
English - Full report
(PDF, 12 MB)
English - summary report
(PDF, 5 MB)
Press release
04 November 2019
Governments should repatriate foreign children stranded in Syria before it’s too late
Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore
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