Vanuatu: 600 children can resume their education after UNICEF school supplies...
Source: UN Children's FundCountry: Vanuatu600 children on Tongoa Island, one of the 22 islands in Vanuatu hardest hit by Category 5 Tropical Cyclone Pam, have received school supplies from UNICEF that...
View ArticleVanuatu: A father prioritises his daughter’s education amidst the destruction
Source: UN Children's FundCountry: VanuatuEdward Bani understands sacrifice. He supports his family in Black Sand, one of Port Vila’s poorest communities, by working as a labourer building roads on...
View ArticleVanuatu: UNICEF education assistance to reach 30,000 affected school-aged...
Source: UN Children's FundCountry: VanuatuPort Vila, 30 March 2015 – As Vanuatu’s schools officially reopen UNICEF and its partners are supporting the Government of Vanuatu to provide assistance to...
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Vanuatu: Humanitarian Action for Children 2015 Pacific Island Countries
Source: UN Children's FundCountry: Kiribati, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, VanuatuPacific Island CountriesThe Pacific is one of the most disaster-prone regions on earth. Climate change is contributing to...
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Vanuatu: UNICEF Cyclone Pam Humanitarian Situation Report 12, 29 March - 1...
Source: UN Children's FundCountry: Kiribati, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, VanuatuHighlightsUS$ 1.7 million received by UNICEF from The UN Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) to support life-saving...
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Vanuatu: UNICEF Cyclone Pam Humanitarian Situation Report 13, 2 – 4 April 2015
Source: UN Children's FundCountry: Kiribati, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, VanuatuHighlights10,865 children have been immunized for measles in Shefa and Sanma Provinces2,572 children in Shefa Province now...
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Vanuatu: UNICEF Cyclone Pam Humanitarian Situation Report 14, 5 – 7 April 2015
Source: UN Children's FundCountry: Kiribati, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, VanuatuHighlights12,220 children have been immunized for measles in Shefa and Sanma Provinces. The immunisation campaign (measles...
View ArticleVanuatu: 100 metric tonnes of UNICEF essential emergency supplies arrive in...
Source: The Pacific Islands News Association, UN Children's FundCountry: VanuatuThe United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), has received another large shipment of essential emergency supplies worth...
View ArticleVanuatu: UNICEF responds to the needs of children emotionally affected by...
Source: UN Children's FundCountry: VanuatuPort Vila, 10 April 2015 – The UN agency for children, UNICEF, this week trained more than 50 professionals from diverse backgrounds to help address the...
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Vanuatu: UNICEF Cyclone Pam Humanitarian Situation Report 15, 8 – 13 April 2015
Source: UN Children's FundCountry: Kiribati, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, VanuatuHighlights• 17,105 children (69 per cent of target) have been immunized for measles in Shefa, Sanma and Tafea Provinces,...
View ArticleVanuatu: UNICEF overcomes huge logistical challenges to get life-saving aid...
Source: UN Children's FundCountry: VanuatuPort Vila, Vanuatu - It’s all hands on deck as 15 warehouse workers heave, push, lift and carry boxes of emergency supplies that have just arrived in a 40-foot...
View ArticleVanuatu: UNICEF working with Vanuatu Government to support national birth...
Source: UN Children's FundCountry: VanuatuPort Vila, 20 April 2015 – Thousands of children affected by Cyclone Pam in Vanuatu will receive new birth certificates through a national campaign launched...
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Vanuatu: UNICEF Cyclone Pam Humanitarian Situation Report 16, 14 – 22 April 2015
Source: UN Children's FundCountry: Kiribati, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, VanuatuHighlights1,535 affected girls and boys in Shefa Province now have access to temporary learning spaces3,468 early childhood-...
View ArticleVanuatu: Young people play important role as peer counselors for psychosocial...
Source: UN Children's FundCountry: VanuatuTanna, Vanuatu, 27 April 2015 – Young people from across Vanuatu are leading peer-to-peer orientation and outreach activities in their communities, supporting...
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Vanuatu: UNICEF Cyclone Pam Humanitarian Situation Report 17, 22 – 27 April 2015
Source: UN Children's FundCountry: Kiribati, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, VanuatuHighlights6,735 affected girls and boys, (42 per cent of target) in Shefa and Tafea Province now have access to temporary...
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Vanuatu: UNICEF Cyclone Pam Humanitarian Situation Report 18, 28 April - 05...
Source: UN Children's FundCountry: Kiribati, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, VanuatuHighlights42 per cent of the 16,000 children targeted by UNICEF for access to temporary learning spaces in Shefa and Tafea...
View ArticleVanuatu: FIFA, OFC make generous donation to UNICEF
Source: UN Children's FundCountry: VanuatuA substantial US$100,000 from the FIFA Humanitarian Fund has been presented to the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) by OFC Vice-President Rajesh Patel...
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Vanuatu: UNICEF Cyclone Pam Relief and Recovery Situation Report 19, 6 - 16...
Source: UN Children's FundCountry: VanuatuHighlights• 7,085 children now have access to temporary learning spaces in Shefa and Tafea provinces.• 14,718 early childhood and primary school children have...
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Vanuatu: UNICEF Cyclone Pam Relief and Recovery Situation Report 20, 17 - 30...
Source: UN Children's FundCountry: VanuatuHighlightsWASH Cluster partners’ results include 67,328 people, (including UNICEF contribution 54,864 people), with sufficient water of appropriate quality and...
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World: Harmful Connections: Examining the relationship between violence...
Source: UN Population Fund, UN Children's FundCountry: Fiji, Kiribati, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Vanuatu, WorldIntroduction Violence against women (VAW) is widely condemned as a fundamental...
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