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Youth engagement

Adolescent Centre in the Rohingya refugee camp

Youth powered: Learning skills to thrive in today’s world

Supporting young people with the skills they need to succeed in school, work and life.

Two youths attempt control the monsoon rains pouring over a retaining wall and flooding a settlement in Kutupalong camp below.

Reimagining humanitarian action in South Asia

Preliminary documentation of adolescent and youth engagement policy and practice and related recommendations

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Reimagining humanitarian action in South Asia (PDF, 3 MB)

Urmila

Nurturing young champions for children

UNICEF is partnering with local governments to help children become stronger, effective advocates for child rights and child-friendly governance

Youth Content Creators

22 December 2022

Meet Our Youth Content Creators!

Creators, activists, educators: ones to watch in 2023!

Maska village Balika Panchayat members

Youth Centre

Youth voice matters

UN0518456

17 February 2022

Youth Perspectives on Climate Change and Education...

+5,500 voices of young people in Afghanistan share how their education and learning has been impacted by climate change.

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English (PDF, 10 MB)

UNI144900

Rising to the Challenge

Youth Perspectives on Climate Change and Education in India

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Rising to the Challenge - Youth Perspectives on Climate Change and Education in India (PDF, 10 MB)

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Reimagining Youth Skills in a Rapidly Changing World...

The meeting showcased how different organizations and companies in the South Asia region are rising to meet the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic...

20 December 2019

Youth perspectives on child rights

Stories and insights from adolescents around South Asia

Young boys hold a banner and signs related to climate change in a demonstration.

18 December 2019

Waves of protests around the world are reminder that voices of children and adolescents must be heard and their rights protected

Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore