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HOW UNICEF HELPS CHILDREN IN EMERGENCIES

One in four children in the world live in a conflict or disaster zone. And in a
crisis, children often suffer first, and suffer most. 

Children living in conflict are the worst off — more likely to be living in
poverty, to be malnourished, vulnerable to disease and out of school.

War, natural disasters and other crises often uproot large numbers of children
and families, leaving them struggling to survive. Extreme weather events have
become more frequent and more intense due to climate change, causing widespread
displacement and devastation.

UNICEF, a global leader in humanitarian relief, responds to about 300
emergencies every year.


UNICEF IN ACTION, DELIVERING EMERGENCY AND DISASTER RELIEF

With a presence in over 190 countries and territories, UNICEF works with
governments and other partners to mobilize a rapid and efficient response when
disaster strikes. UNICEF is committed to reaching the most vulnerable children
and families wherever they are, operating in difficult conditions and
hard-to-reach places.

UNICEF is on the ground before, during and after an emergency to:

 * preposition and prepare to deliver relief supplies to meet urgent needs for
   safe water, sanitation and hygiene, nutrition and medicine
 * care for children separated from parents and help reunite them with family 
 * when schooling is interrupted, get kids back to learning as quickly as
   possible
 * provide mental health and psychosocial support for children with trauma

Emergency relief supplies can be shipped anywhere within 48 to 72 hours from
UNICEF’s supply hub in Copenhagen, the largest humanitarian warehouse in the
world.




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UNICEF works with governments, civil society, NGOs and local partners to speed
delivery of urgently needed supplies in the wake of disasters like Tropical
Cyclone Yasa. Above, supplies are loaded onto a tourist boat for delivery to
Fiji’s northern island of Vanua Levu. © UNICEF/UN0384349/Stephen/Infinity
Images 

UNICEF has also forged stronger ties between humanitarian work and development
efforts — linking emergency relief to long term interventions to gird against
future shocks. In areas affected by disaster and crisis, UNICEF makes it a
priority to:

 * support community rebuilding and recovery to increase community resilience,
   making sure children’s rights are upheld at every turn
 * strengthen health and social systems so children are better protected from
   vaccine-preventable diseases and chronic conditions such as malnutrition
 * rehabilitate weak or damaged water and sanitation systems and other critical
   infrastructure to better serve communities over the long term
 * ensure social safety nets are in place and available for impoverished
   families

Multiple emergencies require all hands on deck: the global COVID-19
pandemic, ongoing crises in Syria and Yemen, extreme weather events and other
natural disasters related to the effects of climate change. 

UNICEF's $9.4 billion emergency funding appeal for 2022 is the largest ever,
reflecting the impact of the pandemic and other intersecting crises. Learn
more about UNICEF's plan for Humanitarian Action for Children.




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Daniel Timme, Chief of Communications for UNICEF Mozambique, checks in with
families in the Praia Nova neighborhood of Beira, Mozambique, as Cyclone Eloise
bears down on the area. © UNICEF/UN0403969/Franco




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Wherever there is war — whether it's Yemen or Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Syria or
Ukraine — it is children who suffer first and suffer the most.

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