Featured news Press release 10 January 2019 Launch of Key Findings of Viet Nam’s first large-scale National Survey on People with Disabilities (2016) Visit the page Press release 02 January 2019 New Year’s Babies: Over 4,000 children will be born in Viet Nam on New Year’s Day - UNICEF Visit the page Press release 10 December 2018 UNICEF and H&M Foundation launch a campaign to encourage fathers to do ‘baby talk’ Visit the page Press release 20 November 2018 Promoting positive discipline in school Visit the page Press release 15 November 2018 Siwon Choi and Jaemin Na join a cast of stars to celebrate World Children’s Day across the world Visit the page Press release 18 October 2018 21 Teams of Children Compete for the Most Creative and Practical Concept for a Smart and Child-Friendly City Visit the page Load more items Explore our work Programme Better Business for Children UNICEF is engaging the business community with high impact on children Explore our work Programme Innovation UNICEF is working to empower young people in Viet Nam through leveraging technology and championing leadership in innovation. Explore our work Programme Education Every child has the right to go to school and learn. Explore our work Programme Inclusive Education for Children with Disabilities UNICEF works to ensure children and adolescents with disabilities in Viet Nam can access and benefit from inclusive education. Explore our work Programme Improving Learning Outcomes UNICEF is supporting Viet Nam to transform its way of learning to better prepare children for the challenges of tomorrow. Explore our work Programme Education for Disadvantaged Adolescents UNICEF is working to ensure all adolescents have the opportunities and skills to drive Viet Nam Explore our work Programme Child Rights UNICEF is utilizing its expertise and experience across the full spectrum of children’s rights to ensure “no child is left behind” in Viet Nam. Explore our work Programme Public Finance for Children UNICEF is working to ensure public investments are appropriately targeted at children, so every girl and boy has the opportunity to reach its full potential Explore our work Load more items
