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1. OUR FOCUS:
Sanitation of UNICEF
Done By: Shun Hwa, Tzi
Quan, Boon Yuan, Daniel

2. Who is Unicef?
• UNICEF is the driving force that helps build a
world where the rights of every child are
realized.
• UNICEF was created with this purpose in mind –
to work with others to overcome the obstacles
that poverty, violence, disease and
discrimination place in a child’s path. They
believe that they can, together, advance the
cause of humanity.
• They believe that nurturing and caring for
children are the cornerstones of human
progress.

3. Where do they get their funds from?
• This organisation does not cost anything because
• UNICEF relies on contributions from governments and
private donors and their total income for 2008 was
$3,372,540,239.
• Governments contribute two thirds of the organizations
resources; private groups and some 6 million individuals
contribute the rest through the National Committees. It is
estimated that 91.8% of their revenue is distributed to
Program Services.
• Therefore, most of the money is provided by the
government and without these fundings, this
organisation can’t work.

4. How UNICEF impacted people’s lives
• For example, Kabul, Afghanistan, joined the Call to Action for WASH
in schools.
• Every child has the right to access clean water, sanitation facilities
and hygiene education. In Afghanistan, according to the Ministry of
Education, only 45% of school children have access to clean water
and only 40% of schools have separate sanitation facilities for girls
and boys.
• WASH in Schools encourages children's pride in their schools
and communities by providing dignity and privacy. It enables
children to become agents of change for improving water,
sanitation and hygiene practices within their familities and
communities. It helps children realize their full potential now
and prepares them for healthy living as adults, able to share
this legacy when they become parents.

5. How UNICEF impacted people’s lives
• UNICEF has installed a solar-powered water pump in the
village of Guidan Gazobi, supplying safe water to a
population of more than 3,000 people via seven easily
accessible pumps throughout the village.
• “Our burden is a lot less because we don’t have to walk
for hours to fetch the water that is now available in the
village,” says Ms. Yaou. “The water quality is improved
significantly and it is now drinkable. Our children are
healthier”
• This proves that people’s lives has been improved
because of the new measures that unicef has
introduced.

6. Consequences if there is no UNICEF
• If there is no unicef, the world will lose a very important
organization as this organization has a great impact
around the world.
• There would be lesser places which have clean water
and good sanitation that unicef has reached and these
people would still be living without a proper santination
and good hygiene.
• Therefore, unicef is a very important organization which
plays a very important role in the world.

7. The End!!!
Thank you for your kind
attention 
Credits: http://www.unicef.org/