UNICEF презентация

UNICEF is an international organization operating under the auspices of the United Nations.
UNICEF is the successor to The International Children's Fund (ICEF),established in 1946 by the United Nations.
United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund

UNICEF is supported by contributions from Governments and private donors. Its total revenue as of 2018 was $5.2 billion, of which two-thirds came from governments;
The rest was contributed by private groups and individuals through national committees.

UNICEF programmes focus on the development of community-based services to promote the health and well-being of children.
UNICEF has been recognized for its work, including the Nobel Peace Prize in 1965, the Indira Gandhi Prize in 1989 and the Princess of Asturias Prize in 2006.

Most UNICEF work is done on the ground in 192 countries and territories.
The UNICEF network of more than 150 offices, headquarters and other offices in various countries, as well as 34 National Committees, carries out the mission of UNICEF through programmes developed jointly with host Governments.

UNICEF Supply Division is located in Copenhagen and serves as the main distribution point for important items such as the provision of vaccines, antiretroviral drugs for children and mothers with HIV, nutritional supplements, emergency shelters, family reunification assistance and the purchase of educational materials.

Directions of activity of the organization

Survival of children
Early development
Health care
HIV/AIDS
Immunization
Nutrition
Water, sanitation and hygiene

Protection and integration of children
Child protection
Adolescent development
Migrant and displaced children
Children with disabilities
Communication for child development
Environment and climate change
Gender equality

Education of children
Children's education
Education of children with disabilities
Early childhood education
Education in emergencies
Gender equality in education
Innovations in education

Emergencies
UNICEF pays special attention to children and their families who are in an emergency situation to ensure that they are provided with the measures they need to protect, save lives and ensure the rights of all children around the world.

UNICEF in Ukraine
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) opened its office in Kyiv in 1997. Over the years, UNICEF has supported the Government of Ukraine with nearly US$130 million of aid to develop health, water and sanitation, education and protection programmes for children.
Since the beginning of the conflict in eastern Ukraine, UNICEF works to fulfill the core commitments for children in humanitarian action, including access to education, psychosocial support, water and sanitation, mine risk education, maternal and child health and HIV and AIDS services.
The main goals of the UNICEF country programme (2018-2022) are:
to contribute to the progressive realization of the rights of all children in Ukraine;
to reduce equity gaps;
maintain a balance between humanitarian, recovery and development interventions;
incorporate conflict-supportive programming; and
build peace in the framework of on-going key reforms in social sectors and decentralization.