UNICEF General Facts
The Original UNICEF acronym stands for this
United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund
UNICEF considers this to be the greatest obstacle to education
poverty
UNICEF supplies and provides this to children to prevent them from getting diseases
Immunizations/vaccines
This document is an international treaty that outlines the rights of children worldwide
Convention on the Rights of the Child
The headquarters of UNICEF are located in this city
New York City
The fraction of countries around the world have reached gender parity (equal numbers of boys and girls) in primary education.
UNICEF works with WHO, Rotary, and the Gates Foundation to eradicate this disease.
Polio
UNICEF works to ensure all children have this important document that documents when and where they were born
birth certificate
UNICEF was founded in this year
1946
This many children recieved education in 2023 through UNICEF efforts
17-18 million
UNICEF supplies vaccines to reach what percentage of the world's children under five years old.
45%
The United Nations and world leaders codified rules and regulations relating to child rights in this year
1989
UNICEF has a presence in this many countries and territories
over 190
In addition to primary education, UNICEF promotes this level of schooling to help adolescents build life and job skills.
Secondary education
UNICEF distributes this vaccine to prevent a common childhood disease
Measles vaccine
UNICEF advocates for this group who are forced into combat
child soldiers
UNICEF primarily recieves unding from these two types of donors
Governments and private donors
UNICEF emphasizes this key component of education to ensure children are not only enrolled but also learning efficiently
quality learning/education
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
UNICEF promotes this principle, ensuring children's voices are heard
child participation