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Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the world was already facing a learning crisis: over 260 million children had never set foot in a classroom, and those in school did not necessarily learn and acquire necessary skills. Recognizing the disproportionate impact of the pandemic on marginalized children, UNICEF scaled up interventions focused on…, 43 per cent of UNICEF-supported countries have equitable education systems 52 per cent of UNICEF-supported countries had national school-related gender-based violence prevention and response mechanisms  UNICEF worked closely with its partners in 2021 to limit the negative impacts of the pandemic on children’s education and well-being. Despite the…, girl-in-classroom Improving learning outcomes, 48 per cent of UNICEF-supported countries have effective education systems for learning outcomes 61 per cent of UNICEF-supported countries have effective early childhood education systems for learning outcomes 45 per cent of UNICEF-supported countries have a gender-responsive teaching and learning education system During school closures due to the…, girl-in-classroom Skills development , 33 million children participated in skills development programmes   28 per cent of UNICEF-supported countries have systems that institutionalize gender-equitable skills    45 per cent of UNICEF-supported countries are mainstreaming skills development within national education and training systems   In 2021, UNICEF’s chief focus was to continue to…, portrait-two-smiling-girls Looking forward, Accelerating education recovery and transformation "RAPID-ly" Now is the time for accelerating education recovery and transformative action to ensure that every child (particularly the most marginalized including girls, children with disabilities and children in fragile contexts) is fully supported in the key transitions of their learning journey…, Partner testimonial: Government of Norway, A special thanks to the Government of Norway, the largest contributor to Education thematic funding, for continued support and partnership. Partner testimonial from Anne Beathe Tvinnereim, Norwegian Minister of International Development: children-making-heart-shape UNICEF/UN0400898/Chuluunbaatar, With thanks, This report highlights the achievements made possible by the generous contributions of softly earmarked thematic funding received from various partners. UNICEF would like to express it's sincere appreciation for these contributions., Read more and support our work, June 2022, Global Annual Results Report 2021 GOAL AREA 2 Every child learns Cover image: UN0579531 Expression of thanks: UNICEF/UN0475053/Ralaivita Lova, a student at Seraphin school in Madagascar, shows her classmates how to respect social distancing at school. In 2021, the COVID-19 pandemic continued to disrupt education for millions of children. Despite…

The 2021 Global Annual Results Reports take stock of UNICEF’s results at the global, regional and country levels, based on the goals and cross-cutting priorities of the UNICEF Strategic Plan, 2018-2021.   For an overview of the results within each area, please visit the report pages below which provide examples, case studies and interactive data.…, UNICEF thematic funding , These reports highlight the achievements made possible by the contributions of loosely earmarked global thematic funding received from partners, including the governments of Norway, the Netherlands, Sweden, the United States Fund for UNICEF and the Danish Committee for UNICEF.   Global thematic funding is one of the best ways to achieve impact for…, Measuring results , These reports cover health; nutrition; HIV and AIDS; early childhood development; education; water, sanitation and hygiene; safe and clean environments; child protection; social protection; inclusion; and governance. They also cover UNICEF’s cross-cutting work on gender equality and humanitarian action.    portrait-girl Goal Area 1 – Every child…,   With thanks, This report highlights the achievements made possible by the generous contributions of softly earmarked thematic funding received from various partners. UNICEF would like to express it's sincere appreciation for these contributions.

Rotary International and UNICEF work together as leading partners of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative to protect every child against polio., Polio, In 1985, Rotary launched its PolioPlus programme, the first initiative to tackle global polio eradication through the mass vaccination of children. Rotary has contributed more than $2 billion and countless volunteer hours to immunize more than 3 billion children in 122 countries. In addition, Rotary’s advocacy efforts have played a role in donor…, About Rotary International, Rotary International is a global civil society organization, headquartered in the United States, that brings together a global network of volunteers who dedicate their time and talent to tackle the world’s most pressing humanitarian challenges. Rotary connects 1.4 million members from more than 200 countries and geographical areas. Their work…

>Back to Civil Society Partnerships UNICEF works in over 190 countries and territories to bring children the care they need to survive and thrive. But we can’t do it alone. We proudly partner with the world’s leading civil society organizations, like faith-based and membership-based organizations, to reach children with life-saving help and…, Why partner with UNICEF?, UNICEF is the world’s leading organization for children. For more than 75 years, our strong relationships with Governments and civil society organizations have kept us a trusted champion of child rights.  We believe that every child, under every circumstance, has the right to be treated with compassion and dignity. Service organizations join us to…, Uniting for impact: Stories and news, How to partner with UNICEF, UNICEF partners choose how, where and what to support. Some look to get involved in UNICEF in emergencies emergency humanitarian responses. Others, a specific region or What we do programme . And many are focused on eradicating a disease, like polio. Whether through strategic funding, advocacy or knowledge sharing, partners engage with us in the…, Spotlight: Multifaith Giving Circle, (Left) Momota and (Right) Anita Roy, student of Class VI, attend Krishnopur High School, Rokonpur, Chapai Nababgonj on14 February 2013. Join leading faith partners and faith-motivated philanthropists who are coming together to help build a better world for children. Our Multifaith Giving Circle opens new opportunities for faith funding partners to…, Support UNICEF’s emergency response, Help us reach the most vulnerable with immediate humanitarian aid. Our supply hub is the world’s largest humanitarian warehouse for children, shipping emergency relief anywhere within 72 hours. We’ll work with you to maximize support for children and demonstrate the impact of our partnership., Our global partners, Arigatou International Islamic Food and Nutrition Council of America (IFANCA) Kiwanis International Latter-day Saint Charities Rissho Kosei-kai Rotary International Zonta International, Explore more UNICEF partnerships

>Back to UNICEF Partnerships UNICEF teams up with philanthropists across the globe to reach children with life-saving help. Philanthropic partnerships spark innovative solutions for the world’s toughest challenges. By investing their resources and influence to protect child rights, individuals and families define their legacy of hope.…, Why partner with UNICEF?, Our position within the United Nations gives us a unique convening power with governments, NGOs and community partners to influence sustainable change for children. On the ground in over 190 countries and territories, we team up with philanthropists aiming to achieve a global impact. A range of opportunities exist for UNICEF donors and their…, Uniting for impact: Stories and news, How to partner with UNICEF, Philanthropic partners advance UNICEF’s work for children in different ways, including: Core resources: Funding without restrictions, used to protect the most vulnerable children when and where the need is greatest Thematic funds: Funding directed towards specific areas of work, such as nutrition, health, protection or education, at a global,…, Join our global community of philanthropists, A young woman outside her school in the Democratic Republic of the Congo holds an inflatable globe in the air. UNICEF International Council The UNICEF International Council is a global community of individuals and families who have made significant philanthropic commitments to UNICEF and are advancing the rights of children through their…, Explore more UNICEF partnerships

RIYADH/GENEVA, 21 April 2022 – For the third year running, UNICEF has been chosen as one of the beneficiary organizations to receive donations from the Gamers Without Borders ‘GWB’ tournament .  The event brings together the global gaming community, who are to direct their tournament winnings this year to support humanitarian actions in conflict…

>Back to UNICEF Partnerships UNICEF’s relationships with civil society organizations enable us to reach children with life-saving help and hope. Across more than 190 countries and territories, our civil society partners offer a broad range of expertise and experience, working with us to bring children the nutrition, education, protection, and…, Who we partner with, The civil society organizations (CSOs) that partner with UNICEF are a diverse group of associations independent of the public and for-profit sectors and designed to advance collective interests. They include: Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) Service organizations and clubs Faith-based and religious organizations Membership-based organizations…, Why we're stronger together, UNICEF relies on civil society organizations to meet communities where they are. Working hand-in-hand with families and community decision makers, CSOs act on their behalf, mobilizing public opinion and building momentum for change. With their local connections and knowledge, CSOs are trusted advocates for the most underserved. We couldn't reach…, How to partner with us, (Left) Momota and (Right) Anita Roy, student of Class VI, attend Krishnopur High School, Rokonpur, Chapai Nababgonj on14 February 2013. Become a funding partner UNICEF funding partners invest in the change they deem most critical for children: Some support emergency humanitarian responses. Others, a specific region or programme. And many are…, Our partnerships in action, Stay in touch, Join our mailing list for civil society partners.

The medical technology company, Siemens Healthineers and UNICEF partner to help improve access to healthcare in sub-Saharan Africa. Siemens Healthineers and UNICEF have joined forces to help optimize Point-of-Care (POC) diagnostics networks, strengthen health systems strained by the protracted COVID-19 pandemic and foster community engagement.…

Right now – today, and for the next year – we can, and must, continue to make history together by helping to end the COVID-19 pandemic everywhere. Since COVID-19 vaccines became available, UNICEF has been engaging to promote vaccine uptake and infection prevention and control behaviours, together with governments and communities, and with support…

DUBAI, 12 December 2021 – Accenture, Dubai Cares, Microsoft and UNICEF announced today the launch of a global, digital learning platform for young people. Operating under the Generation Unlimited partnership, the Passport to Earning platform aims to address the global education crisis – currently exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic – and prepare…

ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA, 25 November 2021 — The Mastercard Foundation and Africa CDC jointly announced that 15.2 million vaccines purchased under the  Saving Lives and Livelihoo ds initiative are currently being distributed across Africa. Through  Saving Lives and Livelihoods,  the Mastercard Foundation is purchasing vaccines for more than 65…

>Back to UNICEF Partnerships UNICEF works with the world’s leading foundations on a range of issues that span our mandate – to protect children’s rights and safeguard their futures. Our partnerships with foundations seek to leverage our respective strengths: Foundations bring targeted strategies to key development issues and a forward-thinking…, Meet our foundation partners, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation   CIFF Dubai Cares Educate A Child Educate A Child Fondation Botnar Hilton Foundation IKEA Foundation La Caixa   Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies Mastercard Foundation Power of Nutrition Qatar Charity Rockefeller Foundation United Nations Foundation, Become a foundation partner, If your foundation would like to explore partnership opportunities with UNICEF, we would love to hear from you. For more information, please contact the  UNICEF office in your country ., How UNICEF partners with foundations, icon of coins Finance Foundation grants and investments enable UNICEF to undertake critical programming, leverage additional resources through co-financing, and mobilize domestic resources for scale and sustainability. icon of bullhorn Advocacy UNICEF has a globally known and trusted voice. We engage with foundation partners to amplify priority…, Why partner with UNICEF?, UNICEF works closely with like-minded foundations through partnerships focused on advancing the Sustainable Development Goals. Our foundation partners are independent, influential actors that bring bold approaches to key issues. They are highly networked coalition builders, and innovative thought leaders.  These attributes complement UNICEF’s core…, Uniting for impact: Stories and news