Everyone should have the right to food
UNICEF’s work
For 70 years, across 190 countries and territories, UNICEF defends the rights of every child. Explore our work to see the programmes we create on behalf of children.
They offer different points
--->Child protection and inclusion
--->Child survival
--->Education
--->UNICEF in emergencies
--->Gender
--->Innovation for children
--->Supply and logistics
--->Research and analysis
UNICEF’s regional offices help coordinate ongoing work and initiatives with the country offices
Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent StatesGreat transformations over the past decades, and great gains for children. Those living in poverty, in rural areas, and ethnic minorities like the Roma have a harder time realizing their rights.Visit region site.
East Asia and the PacificA diverse region, with some of the world’s most dynamic economies as well as its least developed countries. Great progress for children, with areas of great need and new challenges, including climate change.
Eastern and Southern AfricaA diverse region with some of the world’s poorest countries as well as richer countries where progress meets striking inequalities. Challenges include the impact of conflict and natural disasters.
Latin America and CaribbeanThe world’s most unequal region, huge progress has improved the lives of many children, but left behind others, including children living in poverty and those of African or indigenous descent.
West and Central AfricaChildren in West and Central Africa have their rights violated on daily basis to an extreme extent. They die from malaria, diarrheoal diseases and vaccine-preventable diseases such as measles.
UNICEF’s National Committee countriesNational committees work locally to promote children’s rights, raise funds to support UNICEF’s work, and provide visibility to children’s issues worldwide
South AsiaCountries in South Asia have made impressive gains for children, but there are huge disparities. Millions of children contend with poverty and discrimination due to gender or ethnicity.
Middle East and North AfricaMarked by disparities, with some of the world’s richest countries and others contending with widespread poverty and conflict. Inequities based on wealth, gender, and residence leave many children vulnerable.
More Information:
https://www.unicef.org/what-we-do
Please think about the people who have to struggle without food every day.