Following a fire this morning in Camp 13 in Cox's Bazar, UNICEF is on the field with partners assessing the needs of the affected #Rohingya#refugees, especially vulnerable children, and preparing to provide emergency response.
Investing in children & women is investing in our future 🫶!
Proud that Sweden is partnering with @UNICEFBD to improve the lives of children in Bangladesh by contributing SEK 150 million over the next 2,5 years.
Focus:
👉🏼health
👉🏼nutrition
👉🏼WASH
👉🏼child protection
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Neyeem, 12, used to work as a porter at a train station to get by. Thanks to social workers at a @UNICEF Child Protection Hub, he no longer has to work & can access learning.
There is no place for child labour in our world. Every child must be allowed to thrive.
#EndChildLabour
Two girls sheltering in the child spaces set up by UNICEF after Sunday's devastating fire in the Rohingya refugee camps.
@UNICEF’s utmost priority is to ensure that the 6,000 Rohingya refugee children whose shelters were consumed in the fire are safe, protected and supported.
This knowledge hub will bring key stakeholders in the commercial world to develop their ideas, support each other, spread knowledge about CSR and achieve environment, society and good governance goals. #UNICEF#ForEveryChild
UNICEF Representative to Bangladesh Mr. Sheldon Yett and Vice Chancellor of North South University Prof. Atiqul Islam signed an MoU today to establish a national knowledge hub on child rights and business in Bangladesh.
Delighted to host a German Delegation visit headed by @JRJanowski85 to the CoVID-19 vaccination campaign in Bangladesh! With thanks to the German support, #UNICEF and GoB reached all vulnerable high-risk groups and people living in remote areas. Thanks @GermanDiplo!
A German delegation headed by Jan-Rolf Janowski, Deputy Head of Mission in 🇧🇩, visited COVID-19 vaccination programmes supported by UNICEF.
Thanks to @GermanyDiplo for funding the administration of 150M doses of the COVID-19 vaccine that are keeping children and families safe!
Millions of children are exposed to severe water scarcity, caused by the escalating climate crisis.
At #COP27, young people are demanding commitments to protect the services they rely on and prioritize them in all climate investments.
Very grateful 🙏. This support will enable UNICEF to provide special education in a safe environment to children who have dropped out of school & live in areas with some of the highest rates of drop-out in the entire country so that they can catch up & return to classes!
Thank you to the Anjuman and Aziz Charitable Trust who have pledged $1 million to UNICEF Bangladesh to help tackle the learning crisis in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. 🙏
Today child parliamentarians joined UNICEF Representative to Bangladesh Mr. Sheldon Yett to talk about increasing investment in children and universal health care with the Parliamentary Caucus on Child Rights. 🙌
Not only are EU & UNICEF working together to help make the best use of public budget for investing in children, we are also ensuring that communities in Bangladesh are involved in the child budgeting process with the govt so that the best results are achieved #ForEveryChild. 🙏🏽
UNICEF is delighted to partner with KOICA to empower the most marginalized out-of-school girls & young women in Bangladesh with the skills needed to compete in the job market. 🙌
Providing alternative learning & career support to underprivileged girls is vital for social equity.
UNICEF is working around the clock to reach flood-affected children and families in north-eastern Bangladesh and have already distributed:
✔ 1,750,000 water purification tablets
💧 9,000 jerry cans
👩 Thousands of dignity kits for girls
🥛 Therapeutic milk
Water purification tablets ✅
Hygiene kits ✅
Emergency supplies are on the way to ensure safe drinking water for flood-affected families in Sylhet, Bangladesh.
@UNICEF is doing whatever it takes to protect vulnerable children as they face the worst flooding in 100 years.
Our Chief of Field Office in Sylhet at the site of the devastating flood that has been sweeping through the northeast of Bangladesh, endangering children's futures, depriving them of healthcare, shelter, safe water, food & education.
@UNICEF@unicefchief@UNICEFmedia @UNICEFROSA
UNICEF is urgently seeking $2.5 million in funding for the flood emergency response as it provides life-saving supplies and services to children and families in Bangladesh.
https://t.co/S7aAnD1HjU
In one year, Bangladesh has vaccinated an incredible 117 million people against the deadly COVID-19 virus.
Find out how health workers, volunteers, @UNICEF and partners came together in this mammoth task to administer 250 million vaccines 🙌
https://t.co/PhsWMB6tKR
The UNICEF Executive Director is in Stockholm 🇸🇪 meeting with the Government of Sweden.
UNICEF Bangladesh thanks Sweden for its remarkable donorship and looks forward to continued partnership to drive results #ForEveryChild. 🙏
1.5 million children are at risk of death and disease as severe floods hit Bangladesh.
At least 3 children have died after being struck lightning.
@UNICEF @UNICEFROSA @UNICEFmedia
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