UNICEF in action

Cyclone Fani recently put millions at risk in India and Bangladesh. Meanwhile, Mozambique is still recovering from back-to-back cyclones that tore through the region in March and April, causing serious damage to the lives of thousands of children.

Devastating floods, cyclones and other environmental disasters linked to climate change are threatening the lives and futures of more than 19 million children in Bangladesh.

The science is clear. Our health and prosperity and that of the environment go hand in hand. Here are ten issues we must tackle.

We must act now to reduce the impact of climate change on disadvantaged children around the world.

Kids are fighting the toll of extreme storms, flood, heat and fire on the environment — and millions of children around the world

For World Environment Day, a close look at how children suffer most in environmental crises — and how UNICEF is working to protect them.

Power is out, food and water are in short supply. UNICEF USA is mobilizing to help Puerto Ricans in their darkest hour.

When it comes to natural disasters, Haiti ranks 5th most vulnerable in the world. How UNICEF is helping to reduce the risks for children.

Girls and boys in northeast Nigeria are being strapped to explosives and sent to carry out deadly attacks on civilians.