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Humanitarian crisis and response

Remarks
30 May 2023
Conflict, chaos, and neglect prove lethal for Sudan's children - UNICEF Geneva Palais briefing note on the situation for children in Sudan
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
UNICEF Somalia Representative, Wafaa Saeed meets children and families in Beletweyne in the Hiran region where flooding has displaced almost 90 per cent of the residents
Remarks
30 May 2023
UNICEF Geneva Palais Briefing note on the impact of flooding in Somalia on children and families and UNICEF’s response
This is a summary of what was said by UNICEF Somalia Representative, Wafaa Saeed, to whom quoted text may be attributed - at today's press briefing at the Palais des Nations in Geneva
Press release
29 May 2023
Sudan conflict leaves 13.6 million children in desperate need of humanitarian aid
UNICEF is calling for US$838 million to address the crisis, an increase of US$253 million since the current conflict began in April 2023
Document
03 May 2023
Case studies on newborn health in humanitarian settings

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English (PDF, 14 MB)
Situation report
11 March 2023
Panama Humanitarian Situation Report (Children on the Move), March 2023

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English (PDF, 1 MB)
Spanish (PDF, 1 KB)
Document
16 November 2022
A Theory of Change for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action

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Overarching CPHA Theory of Change (PDF, 555 KB)
CAAFAG Theory of Change (PDF, 3 MB)
MHPSS Theory of Change (PDF, 7 MB)
GBViE Theory of Change Framework Narrative (PDF, 3 MB)
GBViE Theory of Change Monitoring Framework (PDF, 548 KB)
PSEA Theory of Change Narrative (PDF, 3 MB)
PSEA Theory of Change Monitoring Framework (PDF, 639 KB)
UASC Theory of Change Narrative (PDF, 2 MB)
UASC Theory of Change Monitoring Framework (PDF, 445 KB)
The high bay is the main storage area – and is designed for efficiency. Robots do not queue when they pick items because different supply items are spread evenly across 36,000 pallet spaces. In line with the “first in, first out” warehouse principle, robots move supplies with closer expiry dates nearer the front so these can be reached more quickly.
Press release
05 October 2022
Demand for life-saving supplies for children at an all-time high as UNICEF commemorates 60 years of operations in Copenhagen
UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Liam Neeson visits humanitarian warehouse to mark historic milestone
Document
24 September 2022
Ukraine Factsheet No. 9, 29 August 2022

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English (PDF, 423 KB)
Girl child smiles and shows finger with blue ink.
Page
18 May 2022
For every child, results
UNICEF works for the rights of every child, every day, across the globe. Discover our results
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