unicef

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 3

Nienke de Jong and Willeke Hokken

- Unicef

- History 

- The rights of the child.

- Unicef in the Netherlands

- Education 

- Nutrition and water 

- Childeren on the move 

UNICEF

the United Nations  International Children’s Emergency Fund 

144 countries

History 

Since 1946 

Child rights and the well-being of every child. Whoever they are. Wherever they live.

vaccines and learning for all. Investment in mental health and adressing the climate crisis.

The rights of the child.

54 rights 

Important agreement by countries who have promised to protect children’s rights. 

Caribbean parts of the Netherlands

socio-economic inequality, climate change, migration and corona.

How are childeren in the Netherlands doing?

Unicef in the Netherlands

Education

Every child has the right to learn.

Early childhood education

Primary education

Adolescent education and skills

Girls' education

Digital learning

Education in emergencies

Nutrition and water

 Many children are not getting the nutrition they need to survive. This is especially true for the poorest and most vulnerable children.

Safe water, toilets and good hygiene keep children alive and healthy.

Worldwide, 2.2 billion people still lack access to safe drinking water.

More than half of the global population does not have access to safe sanitation.

Three billion people do not have access to handwashing facilities with soap.

Still, 673 million people practice open defecation.

Childeren on the move/Migrant and displaced children 

What did you learn about Unicef?

In how many countries is Unicef helping childeren

1. 132
2. 167
3. 190
4. 144