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UNICEF Kosovo Programme

A boy and a girls, both 4 years old playing in Kindergarden Ardhmenia, in Prishtina, Capital of Kosovo as part of ECD Programe of UNICEF Kosovo Office in 2011.
Programme
05/20/2019
Early childhood development
This is due in no small part to the poor public expenditure on education—only 4.66 % of the GDP. In Kosovo, not all children enjoy their right to education.
Teacher teaching a child in classroom.
Programme
05/20/2019
Inclusive education
Economic pressures on families and high unemployment levels push children out of school, especially amongst Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian communities.
A mother breastfeeding her baby.
Programme
05/20/2019
Health
Ensuring that Every Child has the Best Start in Life.
Three children making paper boats and floating them in water.
Programme
05/20/2019
Communication and Partnership
Investment in children must start early in life.
Eurisa Rukovci from the ‘Shnet’ project presenting the mobile application.
Programme
01/21/2019
Advocacy and Communication for Social Change
Through its Advocacy and Communication for Social Change component UNICEF seeks to understand people, their beliefs and values, the social and culture
A young boy smiling.
Programme
01/21/2019
Child Rights Monitoring and Social Protection
Promoting the best interests of children in social and economic policy and public discourse.
The audience as it witnesses the launch of the application.
Programme
01/21/2019
Adolescents, Youth, and Innovations
Kosovo is facing many pressing problems that require creative solutions.
Two boys smiling.
Programme
01/21/2019
Child protection and social inclusion
Protecting children from violence, exploitation and abuse is key to ensuring all children are able to realise their basic human rights.
The children smiling and posing for the camera.
Programme
01/21/2019
Inclusive education and early childhood development
UNICEF advocates for greater investment in primary health care systems and a greater coordination between the Ministry of Health and municipalities.
15-year-old Mesiha joined the Generation Unlimited Youth Challenge to make an impact for young people like her in Kosovo.
Programme
05/09/2019
Adolescents, Youth, and Innovation
Pursuing new and disruptive solutions to foster social community development and promote the agency of youth.