UNICEF

it is a united nation agency which full form is United nation international child emergency fund. This will help to nursing student and teachers also

1. UNICEF
SAURABH SINGH
TOMAR
ASSIT.PROFESSOR
(COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING)
[email protected]

2. UNITED NATIONS
INTERNATIONALCHILDREN'S
EMERGENCY FUND

3. •FORMATION-December 11, 1946; And
Becomes a permanent part of U.N in 1953
•TYPE-Fund
•LEGAL STATUS –Active
•HEADQUATERS - New York City
•HEAD – Henrietta H. Fore
•PARTNER ORGANIZATION-United
Nations Economical and Social Council.

4.  UNICEF is a leading humanitarian and
development agency working globally for the
rights of every child.
Child rights begin with –
Safe shelter
Nutrition
 Protection from disaster and conflict.
 Pre-natal care for healthy births,
 Clean water and sanitation,
Health care and education.

5. UNICEF has spent nearly 70 years working to
improve the lives of children and their
families.

UNICEF also lobbies and partners with
leaders, thinkers and policy makers to help all
children realize their rights—especially the
most disadvantaged.

6. •Child survival and development
•Basic education and gender equality
•HIV/AIDS and children
•Child protection
•Policy advocacy and partnerships
•Provide long term humanitarian and development
assistances to children & mothers in developing
countries
•Emphasize developing community level services to
promote health & well being of children

7. •1946 – UNICEF was founded by the United Nations
Goal: Providing food, clothing, health care
•1953 – UNICEF is from now on part of the UN Start
of a campaign against a children´s disease
•1954 – Danny Kaye becomes UNICEF´s ambassador
•1959 – UN adopts children rights Aim: Protecting
children´s safety, education, health care, shelter,
nutrition
• 1961 – UNICEF focuses on the support of kids
education Teacher training, classroom equipment

8. •1965 – Reception of the NOBEL PIECE PRIZE
Promotion the brotherhood among nations
•1979 – People and organizations prove their
commitment to children
•1981 – Reinforcement of the breast milk substitutes to
support breastfeeding Improve health of infants
•1982 – UNICEF pushed rescue of many children On the
basis of growth monitoring, oral rehydration,
breastfeeding, immunization
•1987 – Spark the discussion about how to protect
children and women from the economic outcome and the
poor country situation

9. •1989 – Human rights legislation is adopted
•1990 – Summit for children Goal: Increase the
children´s health, nutrition, education
•1996 – UNICEF´s support of a study „The effect of
children on war´s“
•1898 – United Nations picks up on topic of children and
conflicts
•2001 – New campaign launched „Say Yes for Children“
Initiative of the Global Movement for Children to
integrate every citizen with the aim to support
children´s live
• 2002 – First session dedicated to children to rekindle
dedication to children's rights

10. • UNICEF is supported by voluntary funds. Governments
contribute two thirds of the resources; private groups
and some 6 million individual donors contribute the rest
through National Committees.
•Country office carries out UNICEF‘s mission through a
unique programme of cooperation developed with the
host government.
•Regional offices guide the work and provide technical
assistance to country offices as needed.
•Overall management and administration takes place at
headquarters.

11. • Specialized offices include the Supply
Division, based in Copenhagen, which
provides essential items as the majority of life-
saving vaccine doses for children in
developing countries.
•It operates the Innocent Research Center in
Florence
•Offices for Japan and Brussels, which assist
with fundraising and liaison with policy
makers.
•36-member Executive Board:

12. •UNICEF is a private, self-governing, non-for-
profit organization on behalf of children in 190
countries
•Different country offices carry out UNICEF's
mission according to their unique programs of
cooperation developed with the host government
•The organization consists of head quarters,
supply division, innocent research center, 34
national committees, individual donors and a 36-
member executive board. (UNICEF, 2016)
•Nobel prize- 1965

13. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
PROGRAMME PARTNERSHIP MANAGEMENT
FIELD RESULT
REGIONAL
OFFICE
PROGRAMME
SUPPLY
EMERGENCY
PUBLIC
PARTNERSHIP
DATA
RESEARCH
AND POLICY
PRIVATE
FUNDRAISING
&
PARTNERSHIP
COMMUNICATI
ON
IT SOLUTIONS
AND SERVICES
FINANCE
HUMAN
RESOURSES

14. CHILD NUTRITION
IMMUNIZATION
PREVENT SPREAD OF HIV
WATER ,SANITATION ,HYGIENE
BASIC EDUCATION & GENDER
EQUALITY
CHILD PROTECTION

15. low cost protein rich food

With FAO, aided Applied Nutrition
Programme

Enriched food in endemic areas of nutritional
deficiency.

16. •Production of vaccines & distribution


•Antiretroviral medicines for children &
mothers with HIV

17. •UNICEF TAP PROJECT in 2007, Newyork For
clean accessible water

•Quality based education for boys & girls educational
supplies

18. violence
exploitation
abuse

19. •To encourage strategies for child health
revolution -

20.  In collaboration with WHO, FAO, UNDP, &
UNESCO –
More attention on health aspects of mother & child

Eradicate TB, malaria , venereal disease – with WHO

Recently, idea of “Whole child” . Country health
programme

21. PROGRAMMES ON-

Reproductive & child health

Child development & nutrition

Child environment

Child protection& education

22. IN RURA HEALTH ASPECTS
•Provided equipments and drugs to primary
health centers for BCG vaccination
programme.
•Assist is field of medical education and
training.
•Assist in development of rural health services.