Integrated solutions for transformative results
Partner with UNICEF to shape the future
At UNICEF, we understand that big problems require bold partnerships. Our work to defend children’s rights spans sectors and continents: Across more than 190 countries, we rely on the most innovative minds in business to help us tackle global challenges, connected in often unseen ways.
Droughts in one country that raise child marriage rates in another country. Energy shortages in one part of the world that force schoolchildren into mines in another part. Conflicts across one border that displace kids into refugee camps far from home.
Business as usual won’t get us to where we need to go: Progress towards achieving one of the Sustainable Development Goals helps bring us closer to all of them.
That’s why UNICEF draws on diverse expertise to build solutions that multiply. See how our work in all corners of the globe, across every threat to child rights, shapes a future greater than any single vision.
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Connecting the dots
With the support of partners like you, UNICEF teams on the ground can swiftly deploy resources where needed, when needed, as needed.
Our track record shows that investments in integrated solutions for children are a smart choice for everyone. When children are supported, communities flourish and economies thrive.
This is how:
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In Yemen, young girls were forced to forgo school to collect water, travelling longer and longer distances in the wake of severe droughts.
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UNICEF installed solar-powered water systems, which delivered a reliable source of clean water straight to communities in need. Girls were able to spend more time in the classroom supporting their right to learn.
We helped solve an education problem with a clean-energy solution.
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In East Africa, adolescent girls were missing schooldays during their periods – unable to leave home because schools weren’t equipped with private toilets.
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UNICEF built adequate bathrooms and sanitation facilities, accessible to wheelchair users too, and girls’ attendance soared overnight.
We helped solve an education problem with a sanitation solution.
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In Burundi, children were at high risk of abuse due to the long hours they spent gathering firewood every day far from home.
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UNICEF introduced 'green-charcoal', a sustainable alternative made from compressed biomass. This minimized the distance children had to travel to collect wood, while reducing health issues from smoke inhalation and curbing deforestation.
We helped solve a protection problem with a clean-energy solution.
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