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The Debate - Nutrition
Millions of children still malnourished? In our studio we bring together more than a century of expertise, and ask: 'why, & what are the solutions'. In this Debate: Dr...
El Debate - Nutrición
Los Objetivos de Desarrollo del Milenio de la ONU establecen la pobreza y el hambre como una meta central, con niños de bajo peso siendo uno de los focos principales....
Report Card 11: Interview with author Peter Adamson
Peter Adamson is the author of Report Card 11, released on April 10 by UNICEF's Office of Research. The publication presents the latest available overview of child well-being...
Climate Change and Children - Trailer
The prospect of catastrophic global warming comes a step closer every day. Such a warning comes as nearly 200 governments gather to try and find ways to stop a global...
Climate change heats up threats to children
The prospect of catastrophic global warming comes a step closer every day. Such a warning comes as nearly 200 governments gather to try and find ways to stop a global...
Will there ever be an AIDS-free generation?
More than two million adolescents are living with HIV and AIDS, and yet there is a growing view that adolescents have been overlooked in the global effort on the epidemic. This...
The Debate. Post 2015: What Next?
The Millennium Development Goals are set to expire in 2015. Never before has a group of global goals so galvanized the world to fight poverty, disease and hunger. But...
UNICEF Debate. Post 2015: What Next? TRAILER.
The Millennium Development Goals are set to expire in 2015. Never before has a group of global goals so galvanized the world to fight poverty, disease and hunger. But...
Chris De Neubourg discusses international data from UNICEF's Report Card 10
Why do some rich countries do so much better at caring for their poorest children? The head of Social & Economic policy at UNICEF's Office of Research, Chris DeNeubourg...
The Girl From Amsora: Trailer
The Girl From Amsora: A documentary film set in the remote village of Amsora in Northern Bangladesh. 11 year old Noorjahan dreams of becoming a good swimmer, but after...
Drowning by Numbers
Drowning is a leading killer of children across parts of Asia. So why are highly effective and cost-efficient programs to reduce drowning deaths not being embraced?...
Child Poverty in Rich Countries: Report Card 10
Tens of milllions of children in rich countries live in poverty. Tens of millions. And it's utterly avoidable. This 15-min interview is a full overview of the situation...
Child drowning: A silent killer
Hundreds of thousands of children drown each year. In some parts of Asia it is the biggest killer of children over the age of one. And yet it is a hidden tragedy, off...
Averting Famine, Acting Early
Tens of thousands of children died in the famine in the Horn of Africa. A million are threatened in the Sahel. Are famine and nutrition crises preventable? How? Who is...
Critical Compelling Candid - The Innocenti Debate
The Debate, a part of UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre's initiative - Research Watch - that brings together leading experts from across the world, on one platform, to...
Why is equity in health care crucial for the well being of children?
Health care is crucial for the well-being of children and women. But just how important is equity when it comes to the subject of health for all? Our Debate brings together...
Child Abuse Online: The numbers behind the fact
Do you know how many children know someone online they haven't met in person? Do you know how many of these children have actually met this stranger face-to-face? How...
My Online Life
Children from around the world speak out about why the Internet is important for them, what they know about the risks and what they do to keep themselves safe from abuse,...
The Debate - Child Safety Online
What must governments and industry do to combat the risks faced by young people on the internet? A debate with John Carr, senior adviser to the United Nations; Peter...
Child abuse on the internet: risks and reality
Sonia Livingstone, Head of the Department of Media and Communications at London School of Economics and Political Science, discusses the main findings from the report...
How to make Billions of Dollars
UNICEF's Representative in Bangladesh, Carel de Rooy, speaks about why investing in the earliest years of a child can reap billions of dollars over time. In a country...
The Debate - Early Childhood Development
Why hasn't the world embraced early childhood development? A debate with Nobel Laureate Prof. J. Heckman, the Editor-in-Chief of The Lancet, Dr. R. Horton, and the Chief...
The Heart of the Issue - Early Childhood Development
The world knows that investing in the first five years of a child's life can break the cycle of poverty. And yet hundreds of millions of children around the globe are...
The Hard Facts - Why We Must Act!
In the last decade compelling evidence has emerged on the importance and impact of a child's early years on his or her entire future. What a child experiences in the...
Millions of children still malnourished? In our studio we bring together more than a century of expertise, and ask: 'why, & what are the solutions'. In this Debate: Dr...
