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Flooding
Programme
17 November 2021
Climate change and flooding
Responding to the needs of growing number of children and families affected by floods
Appeal
23 May 2022
UNICEF South Sudan COST OF INACTION
An Unfolding Catastrophe for children
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Press release
13 April 2022
UN agencies call for scaled-up response to address increasing hunger and malnutrition in South Sudan
Food insecurity likely to rise by seven percent across South Sudan in the coming months, compared to last year.
Photo Essay
15 February 2022
Prolonged flooding increases challenges for children
A higher number of children are exposed for longer periods of time to the impacts of flooding
Document
14 January 2022
Flood Affected Facilities
December Dashboard 2021
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Article
28 December 2021
Flood resilient facilities help prevent malnutrition
UNICEF helps provide clean water access before, during and after the floods
Appeal
07 December 2021
Humanitarian Action for Children 2022
UNICEF appeals for US$183.6M to respond to the immediate needs of children in South Sudan
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Report
27 November 2021
Flood response update
UNICEF South Sudan
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Flood Response Update No1_Nov 2021
Unity Flood Response Dashboard Jan 2022
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Photo Essay
26 November 2021
Worst flooding in Bentiu in 60 years washes away food
European Union’s Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) and UNICEF joining hands to treat malnourished children
Article
22 November 2021
South Sudan villages are under water making children sick
Drought followed by flooding is becoming a vicious cycle
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