Evidence and objective assessment are needed more than ever to help enhance the rights and well-being of the world’s children. Researching the changing world around us and evaluating progress are two ...
Each year the Office of Research-Innocenti reviews submissions for the best research being published across all UNICEF offices: country programmes, National Committees, Regional Offices and headquarte...
Humanitarian Crises: The document discusses the increasing humanitarian needs due to conflicts, climate change, and COVID-19, affecting 363 million people, 40% of whom are children.
Funding Shortfall...
This document discusses Budget Credibility and Integrated National Financing Frameworks (INFF), focusing on how INFFs can help countries implement the Addis Ababa Action Agenda and achieve sustainable...
The climate crisis is a child rights crisis. It is a direct threat to a child’s ability to survive, grow and thrive. Children and young people are the least responsible for climate change yet will bea...
UNICEF recognizes that children and young people often experience the most serious consequences from climate and environmental hazards, shocks and stresses. It also recognizes government-led climate p...
This Resource Guide sets out a method for identifying and addressing public finance challenges to health service delivery using Problem Driven Iterative Adaptation (PDIA). The resource guide sets out ...
The guidance – jointly developed by UNICEF and WHO – describes the mutual benefits that would accrue to individuals and societies from enhanced collaboration between the health and civil registration ...
There are currently no global recommendations on a parsimonious and robust set of indicators that can be measured routinely or periodically to monitor quality of hospital care for children and young a...