In addition to addressing the negative drivers of irregular migration, UNICEF called on African governments to implement policies and programs to protect, empower and invest in refugees as well as migrant and displaced children.
In 2013, UNICEF and its partners are planning to step up mine-risk education activities and radio sensitization campaigns, especially in Northern regions in order to raise the awareness of about 400,000 people in conflict affected areas.
Through the No Lost Generation, Unicef has helped provide formal and informal learning opportunities for Syrian refugees in Egypt, Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon.
As Syria faces its ninth year of war, Unicef“again reminds parties to the conflict and the global community that it is the country's children who have suffered most and have the most to lose.
Unicef works in 158 countries, and undertakes child protection programmes in almost all of them, focusing on children without caregivers, the worst forms of child labour, and violence against children.
The campaign, which will run for three years"aims to give a quarter of the young people currently out of the education system a chance to learn," Unicef said.
At the same time, over half a million children in Britain have been left unprotected against measles in the past decade and Unicef has called for a renewed focus on immunization.
The UNICEF made a well with the people of the village for such people, and safe water came to be provided without going expressly to the far-off river.
With the[funding pledges] realized today, at least the U.N. and UNICEF would be able to respond to the most urgent needs,” Bismarck Swangin, UNICEF Yemen communication specialist, told HuffPost.
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