UNICEF Innocenti

Latest work

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Improving Education in Africa

Inform, Invest, Implement: Research insights from 33 countries

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Unpacking primary teacher deployment in Madagascar

Teachers for All

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Coordinating Efforts to Address Violence

Identifying opportunities in Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon

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GRASSP: Burkina Faso

Gender-responsive age-sensitive social protection in Burkina Faso

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Flagship report

The State of the World's Children 2024

The future of childhood in a changing world

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Reporting and Responding to Sensitive Disclosures

Case study on school-based research

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Impacts of the Child-Sensitive Social Protection Programme

Endline brief

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The Universal Child Benefit Pilot in Kenya

A qualitative study

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Areas of work

UNICEF Innocenti tackles new and emerging issues that have an impact on children’s rights, lives and futures

Adolescent participation and civic engagement

Child poverty and social protection

Child protection

Climate crisis and the environment

Digital technology

Education and human capital

Gender equality

Health and well-being

Inclusion and equity

Social and behaviour change

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Spotlight

Global, multidisciplinary projects and flagship reports

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The State of the World’s Children

UNICEF’s flagship report – the most comprehensive analysis of global trends affecting children

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Changing Childhood Project

What is childhood like today?

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Prospects for Children: Global Outlook

An annual analysis of trends shaping the world and their impact on children

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Report Card

Understanding child well-being everywhere

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Our approach

UNICEF Innocenti works for and with children and young people to seek solutions to their most pressing challenges. As we focus on the rights and lives of children and young people, we always ask: Who else can we include? Will this work cause unintended harm? Are there events that could surprise us? Does this work drive change?

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