Sat. July 19, 2008
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Bay Area Indymedia
July 19, 2008
UNICEF has recently rejected all offers of partnerships and financial support from him. Lev Leviev had previously sponsored UNICEF fundraising events in ...
Times of India
July 19, 2008
Numbers released on Thursday by the World Health Organisation and UNICEF revealed that 1.2 billion people practise open defecation globally - 83% of whom ...
Xinhua
July 19, 2008
Detroit Free Press
July 18, 2008
Worldwide, 2.5 billion people suffer from a lack of basic sanitation,
UNICEF and the
World Health Organization said in a report Thursday. ...
UN Dispatch
July 18, 2008
UNICEF (press release)
July 18, 2008
To help restart classes for students whose schools were damaged or destroyed by the disaster, UNICEF has supplied 1400 schools with supplies such as ...
ReliefWeb (press release)
July 18, 2008
In
Gaza, a
UNICEF-supported assessment linked rising child malnutrition to insufficient meat and fruit intake and less household income(2). ...
Live-PR.com (Pressemitteilung)
July 18, 2008
The report is
UNICEF's promised follow up to the more than 400
children from over 150 countries who participated in the
United Nations Special Session on ...
UNICEF (press release)
July 18, 2008
By Elizabeth Kiem NEW YORK,
USA, 18 July 2008 - Acting on a shared commitment to women and their families,
UNICEF has joined the
United Nations Population ...
UN News Centre
July 18, 2008
Sify
July 18, 2008
Xinhua
July 17, 2008
... of the Millennium(Development Goals) sanitation target by more than 700 million people," said Ann Veneman, UNICEF executive director, in a statement. ...
BBC News
July 17, 2008
UNICEF and the World Health Organisation said 2.5bn people had inadequate or non-existent toilets, mostly in
Asia and
Africa. The lack of facilities causes ...
USA Today
July 17, 2008
A joint report by
UNICEF and the
World Health Organization said 70% of the people living with broken down or nonexistent sewage systems are in
Asia and 22% ...
Philippine Information Agency
July 17, 2008
Commissioned by the
United Nations children's Fund (
UNICEF) with the research conducted by the Center for Women's Resources (CWR), IBON Foundation and ...
WebWire (press release)
July 17, 2008
NEW YORK, July 2008-
UNICEF welcomes the comprehensive approach to the health-related MDGs outlined by the
G8 at the Toyako G8 summit. ...
UNICEF (press release)
July 17, 2008
By Guy Degen The latest UNICEF-World Health Programme Joint Monitoring Programme report focuses on sanitation improvements. The report finds that while more ...
UNICEF (press release)
July 17, 2008
In the months since
cyclone Ivan struck,
UNICEF has partnered with the
European Commission's Humanitarian Aid department (ECHO) to deliver vital medicines ...
LeadershipNigeria
July 17, 2008
UNICEF says health
workers' crisis in
Africa poses a grave danger to governments' efforts at attaining the much needed success in the sector. ...
Xinhua
July 17, 2008
UNICEF (press release)
July 17, 2008
During the open meeting on
children and armed conflict, speakers including
UNICEF Executive Director Ann M. Veneman reminded Council members that children ...
FashionUnited US News
July 16, 2008
The ads will show Rihanna sporting Gucci's special-edition products for UNICEF, which all feature a tattoo-style heart motif and from which a 25 percent of ...
Xinhua
July 16, 2008
Mareeg
July 10, 2008
... lack of emergency obstetric referral care for birth complications, further contribute to these high rates of mortality and disability source UNICEF.
Afrique en ligne
July 10, 2008
UNICEF called for "strong partnerships" to ensure that the commitment made by the
Gambian government in enacting the Food Act was built upon so that women ...
Scotsman
July 9, 2008
Ms Forster has more than 12 years' experience in development and fundraising after working for UNICEF and Queen's University in Belfast. ...
Financial Times Deutschland
July 9, 2008
UNICEF, working with the
Iranian government, has started a scheme in schools. "Safety behaviour is learned very early on, and young kids can have an ...
Yemen News Agency
July 9, 2008
SANA'A, July 08 (Saba) - The
UNICEF's office in
Yemen announced that the New York-based organization decided to grant Yemen $2.5 million to fight ...
Mizzima.com
July 9, 2008
The
UNICEF, in its report '60 Days response to
cyclone Nargis' said, as of end June 428 separated and unaccompanied
children have been traced. ...
UNICEF (press release)
July 9, 2008
UNICEF believes that girls' education is the single most important investment any nation can make and the benefits of educating girls are enormous. ...
ReliefWeb (press release)
July 9, 2008
PYAPON, 8 July 2008 (IRIN) - Khin Sein's
children stood speechless as their mother, her head held low, entered the makeshift hut along the banks of the ...
YemenOnline
July 9, 2008
YemenOnline- July 09, 2008-
UNICEF has announced that it will donate $2.5 Million to help alleviate hunger among
mothers and
children. ...
This Day
July 9, 2008
ReliefWeb (press release)
July 8, 2008
The
UNICEF Representative joined a
Hong Kong Committee for
UNICEF field mission to
Sichuan that focuses on child protection, water and sanitation and ...
Independent Online
July 7, 2008
"The most serious issue in child protection in the aftermath of the
cyclone is the problem of separated and unaccompanied
children," said
UNICEF, ...
UNICEF (press release)
July 7, 2008
The Head of the
European Commission Delegation in
Ghana, Filiberto Ceriani Sebregondi and
UNICEF Ghana Representative, Dr. Yasmin Ali Haque, recently made a ...
Earthtimes (press release)
July 7, 2008
The special also featured UNICEF experts from "the field" and examined the role celebrity plays in bringing attention to the issue of child survival. ...
UN News Centre
July 7, 2008
... for global development to the leaders of the world's most industrialized nations, in an initiative led by the
United Nations children's Fund (
UNICEF). ...
New York Times
July 7, 2008
"The government has allocated a lot of money to relief and recovery," said Zafrin Chowdhury, a spokeswoman for UNICEF, who also praised individual ...
