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Global development experts reflect on the COVID-19 response (podcast) The first episode -- UNICEF’s ED Fore, economist and author Dambisa Moyo, Save the Children’s Kevin Watkins, and the World Bank’s Axel van Trotsenburg share what’s worked, what hasn’t, and what’s next when it comes to the COVID-19...

This was such a fun podcast - Jo Puri talked with Tripp Williams about innovation and story-telling around climate change. Independent Evaluation Unit, Green Climate Fund International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) #Adaptation #climatechange Season 2: What can we do to mitigate the effect...

The report is based on an ‘Evidence and Gap Map’ (EGM) which graphically represents what we know, and what we don’t know, about violence against children via a matrix of strong, weak, or no evidence. The EGM maps 152 impact evaluations and systematic reviews according to seven globally recognised...

What was the state of global education when the COVID-19 outbreak started, how has COVID-19 changed education and what are we learning from the pandemic's effects on children? In our latest podcast, UNICEF Innocenti's Chief of Communication, Dale Rutstein talks with Matt Brossard and Tom Dreesen...

In response to COVID-19, governments have implemented nation-wide school closures around the world. As technology becomes the immediate solution for remote learning, the rupture of in-person education has expedited a widening gap of opportunities for children from vulnerable communities. On this...

In this episode, Julia Wiklander, Founder and President of Girls' Globe, speaks with midwives and advocates of maternal and newborn health in humanitarian settings at the 31st ICM Triennial Congress in Toronto, Canada. Midwives from Mexico, Somalia and Afghanistan share their experiences and the...

This episode, released for World AIDS Day, discusses how HIV and AIDS continues to affect children around the world. The host speaks with Martina Penazzato (WHO), Mark Cotton (Stellenbosch University), and Tamsen Rochat (Human Sciences Research Council in South Africa). They speak about drug...

Malnutrition is a global challenge that all countries need to address. Despite some progress, the world is not on track to meet globally agreed goals and targets for nutrition. While more than 149 million children have stunted growth, childhood overweight and obesity are increasing almost everywhere...