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A smiling girl holding a red bucket filled with water stands at the doorway of a wooden walled toilet, with two other girls looking in.

When nature calls, where do you go?

A smiling girl holding a red bucket filled with water stands at the doorway of a wooden walled toilet, with two other girls looking in.
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By Philippa Lysaght

When nature calls, where do you go?

When you get that feeling … when you can’t hold it any longer and you just have to go … where do you do it? I grew up in Australia and remember spending summers in the outback. When nature called, I would have to use an outhouse — a long drop toilet in a tiny shed in the backyard. I would go as quickly as possible, terrified that… Read more →←
A smiling girls carries an earthern pot of water on her head.

Going down the rabbit hole: Creating a UNICEF report

A smiling girls carries an earthern pot of water on her head.
Data and research

By Mark Hereward

Going down the rabbit hole: Creating a UNICEF report

In the Data and Analytics Section of UNICEF, we produce many reports based on the in-depth database we maintain here in HQ. However, in March, we launched a flagship report: Progress for Every Child in the SDG Era. The report looks across all 232 SDG (Sustainable Development Goals) indicators, identifies the 44 that refer directly to… Read more →←

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