Where we work

In one of the most dangerous contexts for children and families, UNICEF works around the clock with partners to provide emergency assistance and hope to some of the world’s most vulnerable children and young people. Key priorities include education, nutrition and addressing the systematic rollback of girls’ and women’s rights.

UNICEF partners with the Interim Authority to meet the needs of the most vulnerable children and protect every child’s right to health, learning, nutrition, protection, and water, sanitation and hygiene.  

In rugged terrain and with limited resources, UNICEF and partners work in Bhutan so all children have access to education, healthcare, sanitation, clean water, protection and other services necessary for their survival, growth and development.

With expertise and close collaboration with partners, UNICEF India addresses structural challenges so every child can have the best start in life, thrive and reach her or his full potential. 

UNICEF Maldives engages partners, children and young people to protect child rights and address emerging challenges including climate action. The goal: act today for a sustainable tomorrow.

UNICEF Nepal has collaborated with government and non-government partners as the country made progress and continues its work with a focus on early childhood development, adolescent girls and climate action.

Together with partners, UNICEF Pakistan is on the frontline of efforts to protect child rights and deliver basic services including healthcare, education, protection and water, sanitation and hygiene. UNICEF also provides vital support in the battle against polio and responds in times of crisis, such as the 2022 floods.

UNICEF Sri Lanka works to make sure that every child can live with dignity and hope. With partners from government and business UNICEF focuses on shelter, nutrition, education and assistance in time of crisis. The goal is to foster an environment where children are free to play, learn and grow.