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Climate change and impacts

UNI407404
Media advisory
01 December 2023
12 youth delegates from South Asia to attend COP 28 to voice children’s needs in the region - UNICEF
UN076168
Media advisory
28 November 2023
UNICEF at COP28
MEDIA ADVISORY
UNI63664
Article
21 November 2023
Breathing with Care
8 tips for parents and caregivers to protect children as air quality deteriorates across South Asia
UN0729455
Blog post
18 November 2023
We’re being swallowed by the ocean
The reality of climate change for children in Maldives
UNI407404
Press release
13 November 2023
South Asia has highest number of children exposed to severe water scarcity - UNICEF
With climate change impacting water supply, UNICEF urges greater investment in water services that can withstand climate shocks
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Press release
27 October 2023
Young people in Maldives call for stronger efforts to protect children from climate-induced disasters
Recommendations by young people to be presented at COP28, where UNICEF seeks to safeguard children affected by climate change, especially in Maldives
four months pregnant mother Noor
Press release
07 August 2023
76 per cent of children exposed to extreme high temperatures in South Asia - UNICEF
With heat and high humidity in South Asia, UNICEF urges local authorities, frontline health workers and caregivers to help vulnerable children and families
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Blog post
23 November 2022
Despair and hope from the frontlines of the Pakistan floods
     
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Blog post
15 November 2022
After climate devastation, hope
Historic floods have destroyed homes, but not dreams
Bashir
Remarks
08 November 2022
UNICEF warns of overwhelming impacts of floods on children in 2022
This is a summary of what was said by the head of the UNICEF delegation for COP27, Paloma Escudero, to whom quoted text may be attributed - at today's press briefing at the Palais des Nations in Geneva