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- 2. Humanitarian Action is Central to UNICEF’s Work Children and women are the most affected by humanitarian
- 3. UNICEF’s Core Commitments for Children UNICEF Education
- 4. Vision of UNICEF’s Humanitarian Action Save lives and protect rights Address underlying causes of vulnerability and
- 5. The Humanitarian Situation in 2012 & Response
- 6. Results in 2012: The CCCs in Action
- 7. Global Operation Mechanism * UNICEF COPENHAGEN SUPPLY DIVISION PANAMA SUPPLY HUB UNICEF NYHQ Office of Emergency
- 8. Emergency Preparedness UNICEF works with governments and partners to support preparedness, in addition to response, recovery
- 9. Building systems to strengthen resilience Community empowerment, strengthening social service delivery and capacity development Brazil, Ethiopia,
- 10. Addressing Grave Violations Against Children in Armed Conflict In complex emergencies, children are particularly vulnerable to
- 11. Recent Reforms and Successes In response to the mega-emergencies of 2010, UNICEF took bold steps: Human
- 12. Strengthened collaboration / Coordination
- 13. Operations
- 14. Syria: Example of a Major Response A children’s crisis: Of the 9.3 million people affected by
- 15. Syria: Example of a Major Response In 2013, UNICEF reached 11.3 million people in the region
- 16. Humanitarian Income
- 17. 2013 Funding Gaps Funding Received as of 11 June 2013
- 18. Humanitarian Action for Children: www.unicef.org/appeals
- 19. Looking ahead Strategic Plan and post-2015 agenda: new opportunities for resilience Further simplification Helping to improve
- 20. Meeting the Challenge of the Next 5 Years Two Key Questions: Reflecting on UNICEF’s Humanitarian Action
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