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Humanitarian action and emergencies
Report
26 January 2023
South Sudan Country Programme 2023 - 2025
UNICEF – Investing in Children for a Brighter and More Prosperous South Sudan
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South Sudan Country Programme 2023 - 2025
(PDF, 5 MB)
Press release
30 May 2022
Timely action and funding needed to avert further crises for children in South Sudan
Press release
07 December 2021
UNICEF appeals for USD 183.6 million to support children’s needs in 2022
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
Files available for download (1)
English
(PDF, 2 MB)
Appeal
01 August 2021
Humanitarian Action for Children 2021
UNICEF appeals for US$180.1M to respond to the immediate needs of children in South Sudan
Files available for download (1)
Humanitarian Action for Children 2021, South Sudan
(PDF, 1 MB)
Press release
04 July 2021
10 years after South Sudan’s independence, more children in need of urgent humanitarian assistance than ever before
Two thirds of children in desperate need of support
Report
02 July 2021
“Respond to our cry”
South Sudan is going through the worst humanitarian crisis since its independence ten years ago, which is impacting child's rights.
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South Sudan Child Rights Crisis Report
(PDF, 4 MB)
Photo essay
02 June 2021
What about the right to education?
2.8 million children remain out of school
Article
01 June 2021
“I want to go home”
More than 680 children and women were abducted in South Sudan in 2020
Article
01 June 2021
Floods and insecurity have caused massive malnutrition
“Will we be able to care for the growing number of children in need?”
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