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Children standing in a circle watch as a child kicks a football in the air, as a man in a UNICEF t-shirt in the middle looks on.

UNICEF’s response to complex humanitarian emergencies

Children standing in a circle watch as a child kicks a football in the air, as a man in a UNICEF t-shirt in the middle looks on.
Data and research

By Sanchi Ravishanker, Jane Mwangi

UNICEF’s response to complex humanitarian emergencies

The number of countries with violent conflicts is the highest it has been in the last 30 years. An estimated 535 million children — one in four — live in countries affected by conflict or disaster. As of early 2018, nearly 31 million children including 13 million children refugees had been forcibly displaced by violence and conflict… Read more →←
Smiling girls in black t-shirts with mobile phones in their hands

Evaluating innovation at UNICEF

Smiling girls in black t-shirts with mobile phones in their hands
Data and research

By Laura Gagliardone, Beth Ann Plowman

Evaluating innovation at UNICEF

Why is innovation important? The world is changing faster than ever, as are the challenges facing its most vulnerable. Conflict and displacement, disasters and climate change, and urbanization and disease outbreaks are growing complex and interrelated. Exploring new ways of delivering programmes, with new partners and new technologies,… Read more →←
A man in foreground sits with a pencil and notebook on his lap and talks to a bare chested man in the background also sitting on a stoop, with a small boy beside him looking on.

Rohingya refugee crisis — how effective is UNICEF’s response?

A man in foreground sits with a pencil and notebook on his lap and talks to a bare chested man in the background also sitting on a stoop, with a small boy beside him looking on.
Impact

By Uyen Kim Huynh, Sanchi Ravishanker

Story also available in: Español

Rohingya refugee crisis — how effective is UNICEF’s response?

Beginning in August 2017, hundreds of thousands of Rohingya men, women and children fleeing violence, the destruction of their homes and persecution in Myanmar, arrived on the beaches and paddy fields of Cox’s Bazar in southern Bangladesh. The scale and speed of the refugee influx was overwhelming and the magnitude reminiscent of the… Read more →←

Impact evaluations reap long term benefits for children

Experts speak Impact

By Nikola Balvin, Sudhanshu Handa

Impact evaluations reap long term benefits for children

We have an obligation to invest where it makes the most difference for children. But how do we decide what will reap the greatest benefits in the long term? The dilemma of whether to invest in services that provide immediate benefits, or in evidence generating initiatives for the long term, is a difficult one. The answer requires a… Read more →←

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