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Madina
Report
24 February 2023
Responding Today for Tomorrow: South Asia
The regional report highlights the rising needs of children in South Asia and the opportunities to strengthen the resilience of economic and social systems

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Regional report (PDF, 8 MB)
Summary brief (PDF, 1 MB)
RTFT
News note
24 February 2023
Regional policymakers and experts advocate for safeguarding children in South Asia from compounding shocks and stresses
Policymakers and experts highlight the rising needs of children and families in South Asia brought on by COVID-19, climate disasters and economic shocks
George Laryea-Adjei
Blog post
24 February 2023
Responding today for tomorrow
Investing in children will reap long-term economic and social benefits for South Asia
5-year-old Arbella smiles for a portait
Article
12 January 2023
8 reasons to have hope in 2023
Looking back on the last year, here’s why we’re hopeful for the year ahead.
children stand in front of a pool of stagnant flood water
Statement
09 January 2023
Historic flooding in Pakistan is a reminder that governments and partners must put children at the centre of efforts to build resiliency
Statement by Abdullah Fadil, UNICEF Representative in Pakistan
Yasir
Press release
05 December 2022
UNICEF appeals for US$10.3 billion emergency funding to support children affected by conflict, catastrophe and climate crises around the world
Funds will support essential programs for over 110 million children across 155 countries and territories through 2023
UN0642654
Statement
22 November 2022
Statement by Paloma Escudero, UNICEF Head of Delegation, on the closing of COP27
UN0729454
Article
19 November 2022
From Maldives, with hope
Climate change has brought a sea of uncertainties for children and families in Maldives
UN0724296
Press release
16 November 2022
UNICEF calls for investment in world’s first child-focused climate risk financing solution
Focusing on eight cyclone-prone countries across multiple regions, the $30 million risk transfer financing platform seeks to support 15 million children, youth and women over an initial three-year pilot.
Ojaswi Sen, Neeti Sen, Dolly sen and Maurya Sen use taps at the Primary School at Bodegaon.
Press release
25 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.