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The “Building Resilience in the Sahel” programme aims to support over three million vulnerable people in Mali, Mauritania and Niger.

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La maladie à Coronavirus au Niger (COVID-19)

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Des Champions pour les Enfants

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Champions for Children

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Participatory survey of youth in Niger
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Participatory survey of youth in Niger

Generating knowledge to better understand the social and economic exclusion and inclusion dynamics affecting young people

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How do they perceive the State?

Although the State is objectively present, some young people feel that it is absent or often perceive it as problematic  

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Adolescents and social norms
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The weight of socio-cultural norms is strongly felt

The social and cultural environment in which young people develop determines their way of dreaming and projecting themselves into the future

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1. How youths define themselves varies according to their local contexts. But in many cases, values and institutions that traditionally influence the youth’s code of conduct are losing their influence. Contrary to the criterion of age which is used in policy-making to identify a young person in Niger (based on the African Youth Charter), young people draw on other criteria to identify themselves as young, and there is no consensus on lower and upper limits to define youth. The study identified a multitude o
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How youths define themselves varies

In many cases, values and institutions that traditionally influence the youth’s code of conduct are losing their influence.

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CROSS-SECTORAL

UNICEF supports its programme results through coordination, communication, planning and monitoring with a gender and equity focus

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Children in Niger
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Children in Niger

For the 12.5 million children under the age of 18 in Niger, childhood is not an easy journey

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Contact us

If you have any comment or query, please get in touch with us!

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Press Centre

For the latest news on children and women in Niger and how UNICEF is assisting them.

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ABOUT US
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About UNICEF

As a global child rights organization that works in 190 countries and territories, we inspire and achieve lasting impact for girls and boys in Niger.

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Research and Reports

UNICEF’s work is grounded in empirical data, rigorous research and thoughtful analysis.

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Child survival

Working to save children’s lives

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Join UNICEF

For more than 70 years, UNICEF has led the global fight for children’s rights. Join us to have a real impact on the lives of the world’s children and childr

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