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Integrated Early Childhood Development
Programme
26 June 2018
Integrated Early Childhood Development
UNICEF’s ambition for Viet Nam is to be the best place for a child to be born, develop and realize its full potential.
Mini Parenting Class
Programme
25 June 2018
Maternal Child Health
While newborns have a better chance of survival than ever before in Viet Nam, UNICEF is working to increase the quality and coverage of care provided before
Event's guests standing and taking photo
Press release
10 March 2023
Ministry of Health, Committee for Ethnic Minority Affairs and UNICEF Co-organise Conference to Advance Policies Supporting Village-based Midwives
Chau Thi Thuy performes Kangaroo care method through skin-to-skin contact with her preterm son born at 26 weeks of pregnancy at Tu Du hospital. At birth, the baby weighed 900 grams.
Press release
17 November 2022
World Prematurity Day 2022
Preterm birth is the leading cause of death among children under the age of five
A mother and new born baby in Dien Bien provincial hospital
Article
20 April 2022
Navigating pregnancy during the COVID-19 pandemic
How to protect yourself and your baby
Launch of survey report on sustainable development goals indicators on children and women in Viet Nam
Press release
08 December 2021
Launch of survey report on sustainable development goals indicators on children and women in Viet Nam
In Viet Nam, it is estimated that 17,000 children die within their first 28 days and 103,500 babies are born preterm annually.
Press release
16 November 2021
World Prematurity Day: 15 million preterm born babies worldwide need a strong voice
New Year’s Babies: Over 3,000 children will be born in Viet Nam on New Year’s Day - UNICEF
Press release
01 January 2021
New Year's Babies: Over 3,000 children will be born in Viet Nam on New Year’s Day - UNICEF
With the calendar flipping to 2021, UNICEF dedicates its 75th year to reimagining a better world for children.
In 2020, UNICEF calls on world leaders and nations to invest in health workers with the know-how and equipment to save every newborn
Press release
08 May 2020
Pregnant mothers and babies born during COVID-19 pandemic threatened by strained health systems and disruptions in services
With 116 million expected births in the approximately 9 months since the COVID pandemic was recognized, UNICEF calls on governments and donors to maintain lifesaving services for pregnant women and newborns
The maker of Huggies plans to invest $1 million over three years to support UNICEF initiatives to improve neo-natal health and reduce infant mortality.
Press release
12 December 2019
Launch of partnership between Kimberly-clark and UNICEF
The maker of Huggies plans to invest $1 million over three years to support UNICEF initiatives to improve neo-natal health and reduce infant mortality.