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UNICEF News, Jan 20, 2012

'Efficacy of anti-polio vaccine unquestionable'
DAWN.com
LAHORE: Representatives and experts of the United Nations Children`s Emergency Fund (Unicef) and the World Health Organisation (WHO) have dispelled the impression being given by certain quarters that the substandard vaccination might be one of the ...
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DAWN.com
After Years of Decline, Polio Cases in Afghanistan Triple in a Year
New York Times
“It has been a huge achievement,” Vidhya Ganesh, Unicef's deputy representative in Afghanistan, said of the worldwide effort. Unicef and the World Health Organization oversee the $32 million eradication campaign in Afghanistan. ...
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UNICEF India Invites Applications For Full-Time Internship Programme :: 23 May ...
E-Pao.net
Conceived as part of a broader initiative to build a Knowledge Community on Children in India (KCCI),UNICEF India partners with research and academic institutions to encourage young students and scholars from around the world to engage in development ...
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He's making an impact
Houston Chronicle
Seventh-grader Rupert Davis, 11, raised the funds through the organization's Trick-or-Treat forUNICEF campaign. For more than 60 years the campaign has encouraged children in the United States to collect money to help other children around the world. ...
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MoHRSD undersecretary meets with UNICEF rep
Bahrain News Agency
Kamal praised the efforts of UNICEF in the field of childhood in the Arab world, to comply with international resolutions calling for the development and protection of childhood. Dr. Ebrahim Al Zeeq praised the indicators of interest in childhood in ...
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UNICEF and EU-supported training for teachers boosts education quality in Angola
UNICEF (press release)
According to the People's Wellbeing Inquiry ('Inquérito Integrado Sobre o Bem-Estar da População', or IBEP), a survey by the government, the World Bank and UNICEF, more than 21 per cent of children between ages 6 and 17 years old do not attend school, ...
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UNICEF (press release)
With EU and UNICEF support, Lesotho puts in place a social protection ...
UNICEF (press release)
... technical assistance from UNICEF. Mampho Tumane sits with some of her grandchildren in Matsieng, a village in Lesotho. This tiny country, with a population of 2 million, has an HIV/AIDS prevalence of 23 per cent – the third highest in the world. ...
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UNICEF (press release)
Field diary: UNICEF prepares to help victims of conflict in South Sudan
UNICEF (press release)
... the World Food Programme, and media representatives from South Sudan Radio and Television. A UNICEF child protection officer gives an orientation to social workers on child protection measures at a temporary settlement in Pibor, South Sudan. ...
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UNICEF (press release)
UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake lauds the role of women and children ...
UNICEF (press release)
“I just want to tell you that strong women are changing the world today, and I do not mean the women on stage and in the public arena – but women like you,” said Mr. Lake to the Female Community Health Volunteers, after learning about how they can ...
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UNICEF (press release)
CONGO: Discussion groups help male youth work to prevent violence against women
Women News Network
Working together with AVSI – the Association of Volunteers in International Service founded in Italy in 1972, along with World Vision, UNICEF is helping to bring adolescent girls and boys to a safe and protected space they can 'call their own' where...
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Women News Network
DR. PHIL to Air Episode Addressing the Effects of Domestic Violence on Children
San Francisco Chronicle (press release)
Makers of Memories featured in a segment that will focus on what UNICEF calls "one of the most damaging, unaddressed human rights violations in the world today." An episode of DR.PHIL will air Monday, January 16th [check local listings], ...
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India records one year without polio cases
UNICEF (press release)
The key to India's remarkable progress in the fight against polio according to UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake, has been the strong leadership of the Government of India and state governments, which launched a comprehensive polio eradication ...
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Clinic gets certification
StarPhoenix
A west-side interdisciplinary health clinic has been accredited by the World Health Organization andUNICEF as baby-friendly. A Tuesday news release from the Saskatoon Health Region says it began work in 2009 to pursue accreditation for the West Winds ...
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Sudan faces potential famine, US envoy warns
CNN International
Groups like the World Food Programme and UNICEF must be able to work in the border areas of South Kordofan and Blue Nile, he said. The government in Khartoum argues that these areas are too dangerous for NGOs to operate in. Lyman urged South Africa to ...
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John's Song for Somalia raises cash for Unicef
Inverness Courier
WATCHING the news about war-torn Somalia has prompted an Inverness teacher to compose a song for the world's leading children's charity. John Kirk, depute rector at Millburn Academy, played his "Song for Somalia" at the school's 50th anniversary ...
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Inverness Courier
Partners work to bring peace to children associated with armed groups in DR Congo
UNICEF (press release)
UNICEF provides funding and technical support, the ICRC ensures medication and family tracing, and the World Food Programs delivers food to the CTO. In remote areas, foster families host youth close to their areas of origin, and local volunteers visit...
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UNICEF (press release)
Life-saving action against cholera in DR Congo
UNICEF (press release)
But thanks to the staff of Mbandaka's Cholera Treatment Center (CTC) – which receives support from UNICEF, the World Health Organization and NGO partner Oxfam – Rihanna can smile again. Six nurses and two doctors work in 12-hour shifts at the CTC, ...
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UNICEF (press release)
VN highly values UNICEF's assistance
Tuoitrenews
Lotta Sylwander recognised Vietnam 's efforts in protection and care of children in Vietnam over the past years and said that in the circumstance of decreased capital for development in the world, UNICEF and other UN organisations will focus on policy ...
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The Difference a Package Can Make
The Mark
According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, approximately 925 million people in the world are underfed. Furthermore, UNICEF reports that 22 per cent of children are underweight. In countries where poverty and food ...
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Coming Together for Water for the World
Huffington Post (blog)
According to a new UNICEF and WHO report, in many Sub-Saharan Africa countries, more than a quarter of the population takes longer than 30 minutes round-trip to collect water, and sometimes much longer than that. This is time not spent in school or ...
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Human rights and faith roundtable at Lambeth Palace
UNICEF UK (press release) (blog)
Following speakers from the Department of International Development and Amnesty International UK, I told the room about UNICEF's long and positive history of collaborating with faith communities around the world to help children. ...
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UNICEF UK (press release) (blog)
DRC: Rebuilding the lives of children associated with armed groups
IRINnews.org
At least 33000 children have been demobilized across the DRC with UNICEF's assistance since 2004, Walther added. CTO is managed by the Congolese association, Bureau des Volontaires pour l'Enfance et la Sante (BVES), which has helped to demobilize more ...
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UN: market-oriented democracy vs. national sovereignty?
NL-Aid
Throughout its history the UN has done a great deal of good for people around the world, especially UNESCO, UNICEF, UNAIDS, UN-HABITAT, and World Health Organization to mention some of the noteworthy entities. Although it has tried to live up to its ...
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Untying the knots of Human Trafficking
Kashmir Watch
According to a report (by US State department, 2007), around 600000 to 800000 people are trafficked across borders around the world. Similarly according to another report by UNICEF(2003) around 1.2 million children are trafficked each year. ...
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Rotary has polio on the ropes in India
Daily Pilot
Rotary International has been a spearheading partner in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative since 1988, along with the World Health Organization, UNICEF, and theU.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is ...
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INTERVIEW-World must ratify rules to stem child abuse -expert
Reuters AlertNet
Marta Santos Pais called on governments to ratify the two optional protocols to the Convention on the Rights of the Child to help stem what UNICEF, the UN's children's agency, calls a "growing abuse and exploitation of children worldwide. ...
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Health organizations join to help prevent spread of cholera in Haiti
The Prospector
By Salvador Guerrero Sanjay Wijesekera, left, of UNICEF; Mirta Roses Periago, director of PAHO, and Kevin M. De Cock, director of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, listen to Dominican Republic President Leonel Fernandez Reyna, ...
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The country's young global shapers
Manila Bulletin
Bianca currently hosts five television programs. She was recently appointed as Special Advocate for Children for UNICEF Philippines. Three of the nine Young Global Shapers were invited to attend theWorld Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. ...
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Charity could be Clarke's greatest stand
Herald Sun
Passing prime sport real estate to charity is not unprecedented. The prime example is Barcelona FC, one of the world's wealthiest soccer clubs, which put UNICEF on its shirts. Barcelona is aware of its larger role in the world. ...
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Coming & Going: Top destinations for 2012, DC-Canada flights, more travel news
Washington Post
It culled info from public data and such institutions as the World Bank, UNICEF and Amnesty International. Read the full report at www.ethicaltraveler.org. Canada-bound The sky highway between Washington and Canada is about to get busier as another ...
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Child Soldiers in Sudan .. Increasing Numbers
Sudan Vision
The UNICEF office in Sudan is exerting efforts in cooperation with the National Council for Child Welfare to combat this phenomenon which is considered as the worst in theworld. On his part, the National Council for Child Welfare said that the SPLA in ...
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Rotary Clubs Worldwide Meet $200 Million Fundraising Challenge for Polio ...
PR Newswire (press release)
In 1988, the World Health Organization, UNICEF and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention joined Rotary as spearheading partners of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative. More recently, the Gates Foundation has become a major supporter. ...
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Women's Literacy Makes Headway in Afghan West
GroundReport
The courses were set up by the UN children's fund UNICEF, while the World Food Programme has provided foodstuffs to act as an incentive for participants. Sayed Mokaram, a literacy course officer in Karukh, said each student received 25 kilograms of ...
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More investment needed in early childhood education, experts say
gulfnews.com
"Early education has significant impact on basic health, behaviour and learning of children," said Dr John Bennet, senior researcher with Unicef, who was the key note speaker. Unfortunately, however, most governments spend much more on higher education ...
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