One Team for Every Child
When it comes to children, there can only be #OneTeam. Join UNICEF Viet Nam and be part of the change to get childhood #BackOnTrack
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This World Children’s Day, we have a great opportunity to come together as #OneTeam to achieve results for every child in Viet Nam.
Everyone – decision-makers, businesses, individuals, schools and communities – has a role to play when it comes to children. A collective commitment is key to address the widening disparities and critical challenges faced by children.
We must act as #OneTeam to ensure no child is left behind as Viet Nam recovers from the impacts of COVID-19, build resilience to future shocks and accelerate human capital development.
Watch our campaign videos and get inspired to be part of this team for children!
About World Children's Day
What is World Children’s Day?
It’s the global day of action for children, by children, marking the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
When is World Children’s Day?
It’s celebrated every year on 20 November to promote children’s rights, as enshrined in the Convention on the Rights of the Child adopted by the United Nations on that date in 1989.
What is the theme for World Children’s Day 2022?
This year, the World Children’s Day coincides with the kick-off of the football World Cup 2022, providing a great opportunity to raise awareness on the situation of children and harness the power of sport to advance children’s rights.
In Viet Nam, UNICEF is calling on all stakeholders to come together as #OneTeam to Get Childhood #BackOnTrack. As part of the solutions for children, UNICEF is promoting the practice of sport as a strategy that contributes to children’s health, education and skills building
It’s time to come together as #OneTeam!
For every child in Viet Nam to be happy, safe and healthy!
For every child to learn skills that better equip them for the future!
To get childhood #BackonTrack, there can only be one team. Join us!
Situation of children
Viet Nam has made tremendous progress for its 27 million children over the past several decades. But millions of children – especially migrants, children with disabilities, and from ethnic communities – still face significant and widening disparities.
Together, we must fight multidimensional poverty and malnutrition, help catch up on routine vaccinations, build transferable skills and address mental health issues that are affecting children in Viet Nam.
245,000 children missed out on
one or more doses of the critical
DPT vaccination in 2021
42 per cent of children do not complete upper secondary school
20 per cent of children under 5
stunted nationallyand 37 per cent
among ethnic children
72 per cent of children aged 1-14 experience violent discipline at home
On World Children’s Day, we have an opportunity to come together and change this reality for children in Viet Nam.
UNICEF in Action
Advancing children’s rights, driving opportunities, bringing hope, and addressing disparities is what fuels UNICEF’s work every day. And we contribute to Viet Nam’s achievements for children toward the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Explore these videos to learn more about our work in Viet Nam
Be part of #OneTeam
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Join our Voices of Youth community and make your voices heard
PARENTS
Help your children get the best start in life
TEACHERS
Promote sport for development to build children’s confidence, physical and transferrable skills
BUSINESS
Innovate and do better business for children
DECISION MAKERS
Download reports and research about the situation of children and take action
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