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Our goals
Our vision for Thailand by 2026
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UNICEF’s goal is for all children in Thailand, especially the most disadvantaged, to see their rights progressively fulfilled and develop to their full potential.
More children aged 0-6 are on track for development and school.
- By strengthening the early childhood development (ECD) system for quality support and services that are strongly linked.
- By engaging families in supporting child development and promoting the role of Government and society in creating these conditions for families.
- By promoting universal ECD support and services and reducing barriers for the most vulnerable.
More boys and girls complete inclusive and equitable quality basic education with relevant and improved learning outcomes.
- By improving learning and skills in the early years.
- By developing a curriculum for the needs of learners.
- By reinforcing 21st century skills.
- By developing transferable skills for the transition from school to work.
More young people can access health and employability services and are empowered to influence decision-making and co-create solutions for a greener, more resilient and inclusive society.
- By developing policies and services for young people’s health and well-being.
- By building young people's skills and supporting their employability and transition to work.
- By boosting youth participation in decision-making and co-creating health, education, employment and social services that meet the needs of girls.
More children are better protected from violence, exploitation, abuse, neglect and unnecessary family separation.
- By strengthening social services and their workforces for the protection needs of the most vulnerable and improving information management.
- By improving the prevention and detection of violence and exploitation, including online abuse.
More children benefit from an evidence-based, shock responsive, integrated and inclusive social protection system.
- By generating and using data and evidence in policymaking as well as strengthening monitoring and evaluation.
- By shaping a social protection system that is strongly linked and responsive to shocks and emergencies.
- By promoting investment in children and making it go further.