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Humanitarian crisis and response

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18 May 2022
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On 7 March 2022, in Lviv, UNICEF Spokesperson James Elder is filmed reporting on the escalating conflict in Ukraine.
Blog post
06 May 2022
Trying to make sense of a senseless war
UNICEF is supporting families devastated by war in Ukraine. Spokesperson James Elder reflects on what he has seen so far
Iraq. A boy walks past a damaged building.
Blog post
08 April 2022
As conflict changes, so do the dangers for children
Many of the frontiers opening up in warfare have found new ways to harm children
Young boys work on an in-class exercise together in class at Darwish Primary School in Garowe, Somalia
Remarks
30 March 2022
Remarks by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell at the World Government Summit: Societal Wellbeing - The Next Chapter of Global Connectivity
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Remarks
21 March 2022
UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell's humanitarian briefing at the World Economic Forum
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Ukraine. Families arrive in Berdyszcze, Poland, after crossing the border from Ukraine.
Remarks
15 March 2022
"Particularly shocking" - Every single minute, 55 children have fled their country. A Ukrainian child has become a refugee almost every single second since the start of the war.
This is a summary of what was said by UNICEF Spokesperson James Elder - to whom quoted text may be attributed - at today's press briefing at the Palais des Nations in Geneva.
Situation report
31 December 2021
Chad Humanitarian Situation Report, 31 December 2021

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Ethiopia. A mother cares for her severely malnourished baby at a UNICEF-supported stabilization unit.
Article
23 December 2021
2021: A year marked by conflict, COVID and climate change
Children are suffering from crises that they cannot control
Afghanistan. A boy washes at a UNICEF-installed water point.
Press release
07 December 2021
UNICEF launches US$9.4 billion emergency funding appeal for children affected by conflict, the climate crisis and COVID-19
Funds will support essential programs for over 177 million children in need across 145 countries and territories through 2022
Report
17 September 2021
Global Humanitarian Thematic Funding 2020
Global Humanitarian Thematic Funding 2020

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