The document summarizes the history and work of the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF). It discusses that UNICEF was formed in 1946 by the UN General Assembly to provide humanitarian assistance to children affected by World War II. It focuses on providing aid like food, healthcare and education to children in 191 developing countries. UNICEF's goals are to support children's survival, development and protection worldwide.

2. UNITED NATION INTERNATIONAL
CHILDREN EMERGENCY FUND
(UNICEF)
Presented by: Hassan Ali
Registration #: SP16-BAF-003

3. FIRST WORLD WAR (1914-1918):
After the end of 1st world war it was realized that
how horrible and destructive was this war for the
mankind and its roaming generations.
SECOND WORLD WAR (1939-1945):
The second world war took place which
proceed more destructive and dangers for the
life of common man on the world level.

4. The united nations organization (UNO) is an international organization
whose stated aims are facilitating cooperation in international law,
international society, Economic development, special progress, human
rights and the achieving of world peace.
At the united nations (UN) conference in San Fransico in April 1945,
representatives from 51 countries came together and drew up the UN
charter. The charter was signed by 50 nations on 26 June 1945.

5. Its mission is to maintain world peace, develop
world’s problems and encourage respect for
human rights.
Mission

7. UNITED NATIONS
INTERNATIONAL
CHILDREN’S EMERGENCY
FUND

8. ABOUT……
United Nations International Children’s
Emergency Fund
Formed by U.N.General Assembly on
December 11, 1946
Becomes a permanent part of U.N in 1953
Renamed as U.N Children’s fund
Headquarters in Newyork

9. All children have a right to survive, thrive
and fulfill their potential – to the benefit of a
better world.
BELIEVES

10. GOALS
Provide long term humanitarian and
development assistances to children &
mothers in developing countries
Emphasize developing community level
services to promote health & well being of
children

11. ORGANIZATION
 In 191 countries through country programs &
national committees
 Guided by 36 member executive board
 Head – executive director
 Income- contribution by diff Govts & private
donors
 Established on 11 December 1946, by United
Nations General Assembly.

12. Resources for UNICEF
The United States provides the greatest annual
contribution ($248 million in 2000), while combined
funds from the United, Kingdom, Japan, Sweden
Norway, the Netherlands, Denmark, Australia, Canada,
and Italy ($335 million). One-third of UNICEF's
resources are received through Private Sector Division
partnerships with social organizations, celebrities, and
businesses.

13. Focus on Food to Europe
1946 After World War II, In the winter of 1946–1947,
millions of people in Europe were still without proper
shelter, fuel, clothing or food. Children especially were
suffering: In some affected areas, half of all babies were
dying before their first birthday. UNICEF is created in
December 1946 by the United Nations to provide food,
clothing and health care to them.

14. 2017 Executive Board
Africa
Angola
Botswana
Burkina Faso
Cameroon
Eritrea
Ethiopia
Libya
Sierra Leone
Eastern Europe
Belarus
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Czechia
Russian Federation
Asia
Bangladesh
China
India
Iran (Islamic Republic of)
Nepal
Republic of Korea
Saudi Arabia
Latin America
and Caribbean
Antigua and Barbuda
Colombia
Cuba
El Salvador
Guatemala
Western Europe
and Others
Canada
Denmark
France
Germany
Ireland
Japan
Luxembourg
Norway
Spain
Sweden
United Kingdom of Great
Britain
and Northern Ireland
United States of America
Members
The Executive Board is made up of 36 Member States, elected to three-year terms by the
Economic and Social Council, with the following regional allocation: Africa (8 seats), Asia
(7), Eastern Europe (4), Latin America and Caribbean (5) and Western Europe and Others
(12).

15. FOCUS AREAS
Child nutrition
 low cost protein rich
food
 With FAO, aided
Applied Nutrition
Programmes
 Enriched food in
endemic areas of
nutritional deficiency.

16. CONTD...….
Immunization
_production of
vaccines & distribution
Prevent spread of HIV
antiretroviral
medicines for children
& mothers with HIV

17. CONTD….
Water
Sanitation
Hygiene
For clean accessible
water

18. Basic education &
 gender equality
_quality based
education for
boys & girls
_educational supplies
CONTD…..

19. CONTD……
Child protection from
_violence
_exploitation
_abuse

20. Countries with limited economic growth can still reduce child
mortality
Annual rate of reduction in under-five mortality, 2000–2015, and annual rate of change in
GDP, 2000–2014, by country
Annual reduction
in under-five
mortality rate
Source: World Bank, World Development Indicators (update of 22 December 2015),
and United Nations Inter-agency Group for Child Mortality Estimation, Levels
& Trends in Child Mortality: Report 2015.

23. GOBI CAMPAIGN
To encourage strategies for
child health revolution
Growth charts to monitor child
development
Oral rehydration
Breast feeding
Immunization

24. UNICEF IN HEALTH
In collaboration with WHO, FAO, UNDP,
& UNESCO
More attention on health aspects of mother
& child
Eradicate TB, malaria , venereal disease –
with WHO
Recently, idea of “Whole child” .
Country health programme

25. UNICEF IN PAKISTAN
European Union and UNICEF helping Revamp Basic
Education In Baluchistan ( Jaffarabad)
Maai Jeaari sits at the CMAM
centre with her grandson Raza
Muhammad where she will attend a
session on Child Health and
Nutrition along with other women
of her village

26. CONTRIBUTIONS
BCG vaccination programme
Penicillin plant- Pune
Triple vaccine plants

27. THANK YOU !!!