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Adolescent health and development
Programme
21 March 2018
We the Future
For and with adolescents in South Asia
Programme
21 March 2018
Adolescent and women’s nutrition
UNICEF is working in South Asia to improve the nutrition of adolescent girls and women.
Programme
21 November 2017
Adolescents in South Asia
UNICEF is working to engage and empower the 350 million adolescents in South Asia.
Photo essay
20 February 2023
The healing power of art
Bangladeshi children and youth share their journey to better mental health
Article
25 July 2022
Addressing anaemia in adolescent girls
Across Nepal, efforts to increase the intake of iron-folic acid are helping to promote better health among adolescent girls
Article
29 December 2020
Navigating the mental health toll of COVID-19
A Teach for Nepal fellow shares her experiences with managing mental well-being
Article
26 August 2020
Supporting your children return to school during COVID-19
Tips for parents and caregivers to support children return to school during COVID-19
Press release
18 February 2020
World failing to provide children with a healthy life and a climate fit for their future: WHO-UNICEF-Lancet
As climate and commercial threats intensify, WHO-UNICEF-Lancet Commission presses for radical rethink on child health
Press release
07 November 2019
Immediate action needed in South Asia to clean the air for children
Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore on toxic air in South Asia
Article
20 May 2019
An uplifting scene of young girls in Afghanistan
Providing adolescent girls with opportunities to play and engage in sports activities is one of the means to addressing barriers to girls’ education in Afg
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