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A baby in Rwanda rests in the hospital neonatal ward.
Programme
27 May 2019
Child health and HIV/AIDS
UNICEF strives to keep every child in Rwanda alive, healthy, and free from HIV and AIDS.
Children washing hands in Ngororero
Press release
12 December 2022
Japan supports IOM on migration management system and UNICEF on health and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services for vulnerable groups in Rwanda
Joint Press Release
Second-Generation Health posts (SGHP) in Nyaruguru District
Photo essay
04 March 2022
Rwanda upgrades local health posts
UNICEF is working with partners to support the Government of Rwanda in its efforts to improve the quality and access to primary health care services
Report
14 December 2021
Community Health Program Investment Case in Rwanda
UNICEF supported the Ministry of Health to develop a business case for investing in Rwanda’s Community Health Program.

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Community Health Program Investment Case in Rwanda (PDF, 3 MB)
Syringes infographic
Press release
23 February 2021
UNICEF begins shipping syringes for the global rollout of COVID-19 vaccines under COVAX
100,000 syringes will arrive in Maldives, with more countries to receive imminent deliveries for rollout of COVAX Facility vaccines
UNICEF ED Henrietta Fore
Press release
17 February 2021
Building trust in vaccines, addressing the youth mental health crisis, and bridging the digital divide among key opportunities for the world’s children post-pandemic - UNICEF
In an open letter about reimagining the world after COVID-19, UNICEF’s Executive Director highlights five lessons from the global pandemic
Pentavalent vaccines are being checked for imperfections
Press release
11 February 2021
UNICEF signs supply agreement for Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine
Marianne Kankundiye feeds her adopted 2-year-old son, Igisubizo, a healthy diet. Especially during COVID-19, it's important for children to receive well-balanced meals after 2 years. If parents feel sick or have a confirmed case of COVID-19, they can practice respiratory hygiene while feeding their children by wearing a mask.
Page
30 December 2020
UNICEF Rwanda COVID-19 Communication Materials
UNICEF Rwanda COVID-19 Communication Materials
Children washing hands in Gicumbi
Press release
14 December 2020
Almost 2 billion people depend on health care facilities without basic water services – WHO, UNICEF
Lack of water puts health care workers and patients at higher risk of COVID-19 infection
Children washing hands in Gicumbi
Report
14 December 2020
Global Progress Report on WASH
This report offers a comprehensive summary of global progress on improving Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and waste services in health care facilities

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English (PDF, 7 MB)