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Children’s Climate and Risk index (CCRI) model created by UNICEF. The approach and processes for national adaptations of the Index for Risk Management (INFORM) model provide the main reference for the...
Toolkit/Toolbox
The CCRI-DRM is a dashboard for assessing risk to Kenyan children, both in terms of exposure and vulnerability. The dashboard is a powerful tool for identifying risks associated with climate and envir...
Forms and templates
This is a Children’s Climate and Disaster Risk model (CCRI-DRM) Kenya model created by UNICEF. The approach and processes for subnational adaptations of the Index for Risk Management (INFORM) model pr...
Major publication (flagship, advocacy etc.)
This report builds on 2021’s Children’s Climate Risk Index and examines water scarcity and water vulnerability along with the critical actions the international community must take at COP28 to protect...
Policy brief/briefing notes/fact sheets/FAQs
As the 66th Commission on the Status of Women is about to start, we are joining our efforts to alert on the effects of disasters and climate change on Eastern and Southern Africa, and especially the d...
Toolkit/Toolbox
This tool is designed to raise awareness and promote reflection, dialogue and assessment of progress among national and sub-national level education authorities and their partners about structures and...
Major publication (flagship, advocacy etc.)
The role of education systems in the global climate change agenda has been overlooked.
This regional report, commissioned by UNICEF South Asia, represents a shift in how the education sector has been...
Technical note
Over 580 million children across the East Asia and Pacific region are vulnerable to the global environmental and climate crisis. These children, and future generations of children, will grow up living...
Major publication (flagship, advocacy etc.)
The East Asia and Pacific (EAP) region is one of the most impacted to multiple types of overlapping climate and environmental shocks and stresses, 41% of children in the region face 5 or more shocks, ...