Using the latest available data, the publication covers more than 60 indicators of child well-being – from nutrition and health, to access to water and sanitation, protection from violence and exploit...
An estimated 21 million children with disabilities live in the Middle East and North Africa. Each of them – like every child in the world – has the right to be nurtured and supported through responsiv...
Children with disabilities and children on the move represent highly diverse populations living in a broad range of circumstances. But as two of the most marginalized groups of children in the world, ...
UNICEF has developed guidance to help make sure that children and adolescents with disabilities are included in all stages of humanitarian action – from preparing for emergencies to recovering from th...
This toolkit is a set of short guidance, practical tools, and capacity-building packages that provide operational guidance on including children with disabilities in humanitarian action.
The toolkit gives a broader picture and practical tips on: ways to advocate for accessibility and address common objections and misconceptions; accessibility issues in programme related activities and...
The WHO-UNICEF joint global report on assistive technology presents a comprehensive dataset and analysis of current assistive technology access, drawing the attention of governments and civil society ...
UNICEF’s work on disability is based on a human rights approach, with a focus on equity. Participation is a foundational principle of a rights-based approach. These guidelines are meant to strengthen ...
Using the latest available data, the publication covers more than 60 indicators of child well-being – from nutrition and health to access to water and sanitation, protection from violence and exploita...