UNICEF in action

New analysis from UNICEF shows steep cuts to global education funding could push 6 million more children out of school in the coming year.

Advancing climate adaptation, mitigation and resilience for future generations starts with young people.

UNICEF teams are on the ground, delivering medical care to the injured and working with local partners and UN agencies to meet urgent needs.

Their nation still caught in a complicated humanitarian crisis, children and families in Syria are finding a way forward with UNICEF's support.

Almost every household in Gaza — 96 percent — lacks access to adequate quantities of safe, clean water. [video]

The latest data on water scarcity shows persistent inequalities, with vulnerable communities left behind. UNICEF programs are addressing the problem.

UNICEF provides childcare support to mothers working in Rwanda’s busy markets and border regions through Early Childhood Development (ECD) centers.

UNICEF is helping displaced families facing devastation and ongoing protection risks in hometowns they left two years ago.

Famine is the most severe form of acute food insecurity. How, and when, is famine declared? Your questions answered.