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UNICEF initiated for the first time the involvement of Youth into the Evaluation, as facilitators of Focus Groups. Involving youth in the evaluation of adopted national programs and plans is a good practice at the regional and global levels. Turkmenistan, as a country with a high proportion of young...

This article describes the challenges that conventional, commodity agriculture poses to resource security in Turkmenistan, and suggests agricultural reforms for water efficient, diverse cereal-crops held by smallholder farms. Click for the journal here. Highlights Future water–food security was...

The human cost of the conflict in Yemen has been devastating. The situation remains grim, with needs increasing sharply across all sectors, exacerbating pre-existing vulnerabilities, degrading community resilience and accelerating the collapse of public institutions.+ Children have been acutely...

This article highlights Mohammed Ghanim, a Yemeni program officer for WFP, who is living and working in Yemen, currently the site of one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. He describes the reality of life on the ground, the role of the WFP, and his hopes for the country. In the last few years...

This situation report gives an overview of the recent humanitarian situation in Yemen, highlighting the situation in numbers as well as UNICEF's response and funding. It anlyzes programme responses with regards to the Suspected Cholera Response; Health and Nutrition; Water, Sanitation and Hygiene...

UNICEF believes children should feel respected and informed throughout the immunization process. Here, kids in Yemen hold brochures designed to educate them about the measles and rubella vaccines they are about to receive.

The NNP of Turkmenistan collaborated with public institutions to enrich the population’s diet through wheat flour fortification, breastfeeding awareness campaigns, and salt iodization access. The data was only collected from those that had access to health services, and was limited strictly to...