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UNICEF reaffirms our commitment to support the Philippine government by contextualizing the Six Point Plan to existing and emerging issues that Filipino children face. By Oyunsaikhan Dendevnorov, UNICEF Philippines Representative As 2020 draws to a close and communities are facing a bleak and...

650 million people do not have electricity in Africa. This contributes to a widening gap of the digital and energy divide. Visit this link for more: http://www.energiespourlafrique.org/projet2.php?type=rub8ssr1&langue=an Here is a Tweet from Fayaz King - UNICEF Deputy Executive Director of Field...

As the tally of Coronavirus cases in Pakistan crosses 80,000, the impacts of the pandemic are beginning to gain strength. Pakistan faces both a humanitarian and economic challenge with continuing lockdowns causing problems for individuals and organizations alike. The slow financial growth is causing...

Environmental Greenpeace raised the alarm about micro-plastics in rivers after polluters were found in rivers tested in Britain. “We ignore this problem,” David Santillo, a scientist at Greenpeace Research Laboratories, said “Once you get into the plastic, it becomes impossible to remove it again...

Extensive stretches of plastic waste spread on a remote Henderson Island through the waves that swept the remains ashore, bringing about 18 tons of plastic litter on uninhabited Island, between New Zealand and Peru in the Pacific Ocean. According to the daily Mail, the distant island was an...

Climate change is affecting people’s ability to feed themselves. And when that happens, it is children who suffer the most. Because they are still growing, children are at greatest risk of injury, disability and death caused by the impacts of climate change. They are less equipped physically...