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Climate change

Children in a canoe rowing towards a dyke from nearby island at Pawuel village of Twic East state of Jonglei state on October 23, 2021 in South Sudan.
Programme
17 November 2021
Climate change and flooding
Responding to the needs of growing number of children and families affected by floods
The remote community of Diam Diam is now only reachable by boat
Article
24 November 2022
Entire villages are quickly becoming islands
Dara Johnston from UNICEF explains why climate change is a threat we can’t ignore
Flood Affected Facilities Dashboard Dec 2021
Document
14 January 2022
Flood Affected Facilities
December Dashboard 2021

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People moving supplies and animals on a raft through flood water
Page
13 January 2022
The climate crisis is a child rights crisis
Hundreds of thousands of children affected by extreme weather conditions in South Sudan needs urgent support
Flood resilient latrine in Bilkey village
Article
28 December 2021
Flood resilient facilities help prevent malnutrition
UNICEF helps provide clean water access before, during and after the floods
A young person walking in the flood water
Article
22 November 2021
South Sudan villages are under water making children sick
Drought followed by flooding is becoming a vicious cycle
Ayuang, collecting water, was displaced by floods with her family from Bor in Jonglei state, last year.
Article
01 November 2021
UNICEF child reporters send a cry for help
It’s hard to smile while floods are taking the lives of children
A family has been displaced from their home due floods and are using a tarp to float down the Sobat River to search for dry land.
Photo essay
25 October 2021
Climate change floods out the upper corridor of South Sudan
A journey along the Sobat River as whole communities are displaced
A young girl is bucketing flood water out of her home compound in Bor.
Press release
20 August 2021
Children in South Sudan are at ‘extremely high risk’ of the impacts of the climate crisis - UNICEF
South Sudan ranked number 7 in children’s exposure to climate change and environmental shocks
A boy sitting behind the minister's desk
Blog post
30 November 2020
"Great to see that adults are listening"
On World Children's Day, Daniel took over the Ministry of Environment and Forestry
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