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On 12 March 2020 in Yemen, father Moharram Al-Oshari carries his daughter's, Bulqis and Arwa, back to their tent in Mareb, after receiving supplements to treat their malnutrition.
Press release
17 November 2022
Advancing nurturing care in humanitarian settings: Overview of workshops in Arab countries
Article
10 November 2022
Young People and Climate Action
Young People and Climate Action
The most difficult thing that Al Zyadi School students face is the distance of the school, the heat of the sun, and the wind.
News note
09 November 2022
UNICEF Poll: African youth report reconsidering having children due to climate change at higher rate than youth from other regions
Globally, 2 in 5 young people said the impacts of climate change have made them rethink their desire to start a family, according to agency’s latest U-Report findings.
EGYouth4Climate Caravan stops at Damanhour to listen to its youth
Photo essay
07 November 2022
Youth Voices from Delta on Climate Change
EGYouth4Climate Caravan stops at Damanhour to listen to its youth
A school play during UNICEF-supported summer camps encourages children to think about climate change
Photo essay
07 November 2022
Water waste: between reality and fiction
A school play during UNICEF-supported summer camps encourages children to think about climate change
CCRI (Children's Climate Risk Index: Egypt Report 2022 Cover
Report
30 October 2022
Children's Climate Risk Index: Egypt Report
October 2022

Files available for download (1)

CCRI (Children's Climate Risk Index: Egypt Report 2022 (PDF, 3 MB)
Heatwave report
Report
26 October 2022
The coldest year of the rest of their lives
Protecting children from the escalating impacts of heatwaves

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Full report English (PDF, 8 MB)
Executive summary English (PDF, 519 KB)
Executive summary Spanish (PDF, 519 KB)
Executive summary Chinese (PDF, 1 MB)
Executive summary French (PDF, 520 KB)
Executive summary Arabic (PDF, 1 MB)
Girl in raincoat, Hurricane Iota in Nicaragua, November 2020
Report
26 October 2022
The Climate Crisis is a Child Rights Crisis
Introducing the Children’s Climate Risk Index

Files available for download (8)

English - Full report (PDF, 11 MB)
English - Summary report (PDF, 4 MB)
French - Summary report (PDF, 4 MB)
Spanish - Summary report (PDF, 4 MB)
Arabic - Summary report (PDF, 3 MB)
French - Full report (PDF, 6 MB)
Arabic - Full report (PDF, 17 MB)
Spanish - Full report (PDF, 6 MB)
Children are happy to play with water after suffering from water scarcity in the IDP camp of Ibb. UNICEF supported the rehabilitation of the nearby water pump in 2021 in Al-Dhihar district, Ibb, Yemen.
Press release
26 October 2022
559 million children currently exposed to high heatwave frequency, rising to all 2.02 billion children globally by 2050
UNICEF warns urgent action is needed to increase funding for adaptation to protect children and vulnerable communities from worsening heatwaves and other climate shocks.
The most difficult thing that Al Zyadi School students face is the distance of the school, the heat of the sun, and the wind.
Press release
26 October 2022
UNICEF Report – By 2050, every child in Iraq will be exposed to high heatwave frequency
UNICEF warns urgent action is needed to increase funding for adaptation to protect children, and vulnerable communities from worsening heatwaves and other climate shocks.
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