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Thank you for your interest in UNICEF cards! 

You are welcome to submit copies of your artwork to:

Design Pool
Product Development
UNICEF Private Fundraising & Partnerships
Palais des Nations 1211
Geneve 10
Switzerland

Digital images may be emailed to designpool@unicef.org.

Please note that UNICEF will not necessarily be able to respond more quickly to submissions of digital images.

If UNICEF is interested in using your designs, you will be contacted directly.

Artwork that does not fit UNICEF's current needs will be returned.

Artists are asked to submit clearly identified slides, transparencies, or digital files.

Please do not send original art.

 

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February 10, 2012

UNICEF racing to prevent a full-scale humanitarian crisis in West and Central Africa

In an effort to avert a large-scale loss of life due to malnutrition and disease, UNICEF is ramping up its operations in eight countries in the Sahel region of West and Central Africa. It is estimated that across the region more than one million children will suffer in 2012 from severe acute malnutrition, a life-threatening condition that requires immediate treatment. An initial $67 million is urgently needed for UNICEF’s emergency relief operations to save children’s lives and prevent a humanitarian disaster from unfolding.

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