UNICEF reaches 364,000 children daily in Goma with clean water and sanitation after escalation in DR Congo conflict
UNICEF calls on all parties to ensure the protection and continuity of essential services
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Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell on global foreign aid reductions
Announced and anticipated funding cuts will limit UNICEF’s ability to reach millions of children in dire need.
27 per cent surge in number of children admitted for severe acute malnutrition treatment in Rohingya refugee camps – UNICEF
Rising demand for life-saving nutrition treatment threatens to outpace declining humanitarian funding, leaving thousands of children at risk.
Statement by UNICEF Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa, Edouard Beigbeder, on the escalating violence in Syria’s coastal areas
UNICEF echoes the UN Secretary-General’s call for restraint to prevent further loss of life. We urge all parties to immediately cease hostilities and fully comply with their obligations under International Humanitarian Law and international human rights law.
UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell's remarks at UN Security Council meeting on Sudan
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Geneva Palais briefing note: Children in Sudan: a generation at risk
This is an overview of remarks by UNICEF Director of Emergency Programmes Lucia Elmi – to whom quoted text may be attributed – at the Palais des Nations in Geneva.
Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell on the attacks in Gaza
Today, Gaza’s one million children – who have endured more than 15 months of war – have been plunged back into a world of fear and death. The attacks and the violence must stop – now.
Palestinian children remain deprived of the most essential supplies and services
Statement by UNICEF Middle East and North Africa Regional Director Edouard Beigbeder
Turning fear into safety
How education on explosive remnants of war saved lives in Syria
UNICEF Deputy Executive Director, Kitty van der Heijden Palais Briefing on Ethiopia, Nigeria and the global funding crisis
In 2024, UNICEF and our partners reached 441 million children under five with services to prevent all forms of malnutrition, while 9.3 million children received treatment for severe wasting and others forms of severe acute malnutrition.
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