UNICEF is a leading humanitarian and development agency working globally for the rights of every child.

UNICEF is a leading humanitarian and development agency working globally for the rights of every child.

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  UNITED NATIONS INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S EMERGENCYFUND
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  • FORMATION-December 11,1946; And Becomes a permanent part of U.N in 1953 • TYPE-Fund • LEGAL STATUS –Active • HEADQUATERS - New York City • HEAD – Henrietta H. Fore • PARTNER ORGANIZATION-United Nations Economical and Social Council.
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   UNICEF isa leading humanitarian and development agency working globally for the rights of every child.  Child rights begin with – Safe shelter Nutrition  Protection from disaster and conflict.  Pre-natal care for healthy births,  Clean water and sanitation, Health care and education.
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   UNICEF hasspent nearly 70 years working to improve the lives of children and their families.  UNICEF also lobbies and partners with leaders, thinkers and policy makers to help all children realize their rights—especially the most disadvantaged.
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  • Child survivaland development • Basic education and gender equality • HIV/AIDS and children • Child protection • Policy advocacy and partnerships • Provide long term humanitarian and development assistances to children & mothers in developing countries • Emphasize developing community level services to promote health & well being of children
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  • 1946 –UNICEF was founded by the United Nations Goal: Providing food, clothing, health care • 1953 – UNICEF is from now on part of the UN Start of a campaign against a children´s disease • 1954 – Danny Kaye becomes UNICEF´s ambassador • 1959 – UN adopts children rights Aim: Protecting children´s safety, education, health care, shelter, nutrition • 1961 – UNICEF focuses on the support of kids education Teacher training, classroom equipment
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  • 1965 –Reception of the NOBEL PIECE PRIZE Promotion the brotherhood among nations • 1979 – People and organizations prove their commitment to children • 1981 – Reinforcement of the breast milk substitutes to support breastfeeding Improve health of infants • 1982 – UNICEF pushed rescue of many children On the basis of growth monitoring, oral rehydration, breastfeeding, immunization • 1987 – Spark the discussion about how to protect children and women from the economic outcome and the poor country situation
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  • 1989 –Human rights legislation is adopted • 1990 – Summit for children Goal: Increase the children´s health, nutrition, education • 1996 – UNICEF´s support of a study „The effect of children on war´s“ • 1898 – United Nations picks up on topic of children and conflicts • 2001 – New campaign launched „Say Yes for Children“ Initiative of the Global Movement for Children to integrate every citizen with the aim to support children ´s live • 2002 – First session dedicated to children to rekindle dedication to
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  • UNICEF issupported by voluntary funds. Governments contribute two thirds of the resources; private groups and some 6 million individual donors contribute the rest through National Committees. • Country office carries out UNICEF‘s mission through a unique programme of cooperation developed with the host government. • Regional offices guide the work and provide technical assistance to country offices as needed. • Overall management and administration takes place at headquarters.
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  • Specialized officesinclude the Supply Division, based in Copenhagen, which provides essential items as the majority of life- saving vaccine doses for children in developing countries. • It operates the Innocent Research Center in Florence • Offices for Japan and Brussels, which assist with fundraising and liaison with policy makers. • 36-member Executive Board:
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  • UNICEF isa private, self-governing, non-for- profit organization on behalf of children in 190 countries • Different country offices carry out UNICEF's mission according to their unique programs of cooperation developed with the host government • The organization consists of head quarters, supply division, innocent research center, 34 national committees, individual donors and a 36- member executive board. (UNICEF, 2016) • Nobel prize- 1965
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  EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR PROGRAMME PARTNERSHIPMANAGEMENT FIELD RESULT REGIONAL OFFICE PROGRAMME SUPPLY EMERGENCY PUBLIC PARTNERSHIP DATA RESEARCH AND POLICY PRIVATE FUNDRAISING & PARTNERSHIP COMMUNICATI ON IT SOLUTIONS AND SERVICES FINANCE HUMAN RESOURSES
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  CHILD NUTRITION IMMUNIZATION PREVENT SPREADOF HIV WATER ,SANITATION ,HYGIENE BASIC EDUCATION & GENDER EQUALITY CHILD PROTECTION
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  low cost proteinrich food With FAO, aided Applied Nutrition Programme Enriched food in endemic areas of nutritional deficiency.
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  • Production ofvaccines & distribution • Antiretroviral medicines for children & mothers with HIV
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  • UNICEF TAPPROJECT in 2007, Newyork For clean accessible water • Quality based education for boys & girls educational supplies
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  violence exploitation abuse
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  • To encouragestrategies for child health revolution -
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   In collaborationwith WHO, FAO, UNDP, & UNESCO –  More attention on health aspects of mother & child  Eradicate TB, malaria , venereal disease – with WHO  Recently, idea of “Whole child” . Country health programme
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  PROGRAMMES ON- Reproductive &child health Child development & nutrition Child environment Child protection& education
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  IN RURA HEALTH ASPECTS •Provided equipments and drugs to primary health centers for BCG vaccination programme. • Assist is field of medical education and training. • Assist in development of rural health services.