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A group of back-to-school children ambassadors in Mopti

Cross-cutting programmes

Children and adolescents can unlock the door to prosperity, peace and development

Fatoumata* and Aichata*, both 12, hold hands at a newly created displacement site in Sevare.

Humanitarian Response

Responding to increasing humanitarian needs

A happy child

Child Survival

Every child has the right to survive and thrive

Bébé Kadia de Bougouni est née avec une infection souvent mortelle pour les nouveau-nés.

Health

Many childhood deaths in Mali are entirely preventable

A malnourished child being screened

Nutrition

Every child should have an equal chance to survive and thrive

A girl drinking water from a water point

Water, sanitation and hygiene

Improving children’s lives through clean water and clean environments

UNICEF/IMG_8218/Keita

Child Protection

Creating change for Mali’s most vulnerable children

A girl writing on the blackboard

Education

Harnessing children’s potential through quality education for every child

Twins Assana and Soumaila Coulibaly, 9 years, has been integrated at Nankorola village school, in the circle of Koutiala 2 years late. Thanks to ONG RAC support and the School Management Committee of their village, they are preparing their entry into second grade. Thanks to the support of the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), UNICEF and NGO partner RAC have set up a project to identify out of school children and enroll them in school. Since its launch in 2017, 124,210 children have been integr

The joy of preparing a return to the classroom and to school

The twins Assana and Soumaila, don’t share the same ambitions, but they express the same joy in preparing their entry into second grade.

Samba*, 13 (left), helps a friend put on a face mask at a temporary shelter opened in Bamako by UNICEF and its partner Samusocial to support children living in the street during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Preventing coronavirus among the most vulnerable

Samba*, a child living in the street in Mali, has become a true handwashing champion