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Child survival
Article
29 July 2022
Engaging fathers to promote exclusive breastfeeding
UNICEF works with partners, communities, parents to promote the nutritional and life saving benefits of exclusive breastfeeding for children up to 6 months
Page
23 February 2022
Support essential health care for all
South Sudan has one of the highest under-five mortality rates in the world. And many mothers die from lack of basic medicines and care.
Press release
12 November 2019
Pneumonia is killing one child every hour in South Sudan
Article
15 October 2019
Eat-Play-Love
A boy’s journey from severe acute malnutrition to recovery in eight weeks
Report
15 April 2019
The Boma Health Initiative
Mobilizing action at the household and community level to reduce preventable ill health and deaths
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Costing summary
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Costing and investment case analysis
(PDF, 7 MB)
Photo essay
29 January 2019
Malnutrition remains a threat to the survival of children
Conflict, insecurity and inflation are contributing to malnutrition in children in South Sudan.
Article
29 January 2019
The three-month challenge
The seasonal rain turns the few roads into muddy tracks, holding every vehicle attempting to move hostage.
Article
05 December 2018
An Ebola survivor’s mission to prevent an outbreak
It is 14 years since Ebola came to Yambio and the disease is again a danger.
Article
15 October 2018
Beads and barefoot nurses
South Sudan’s community health workers reach remotest lands
Article
15 April 2018
Pulling children out of hunger, disease and death
The ready-to-use therapeutic food to treat malnutrition is rescuing the most vulnerable children
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