UNICEF Annual Report 2023: For Every Child

UNICEF Annual Report 2023: For Every Child

New York (New York - USA): United Nations Childrens' Fund (UNICEF), 2024.

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56 p.

978-92-806-5558-2

In 2023, growing inequities, conflicts and climate change slowed progress and eroded children’s rights to survive and thrive. Yet 2023 also demonstrated that progress is possible with the right investment, partnerships and commitment. Economies and the delivery of essential services for children continued to recover from the worst effects of the pandemic. More children had access to primary health care, essential immunizations and education than in 2022. In 2023, UNICEF and our partners reached 9.3 million children with life-saving treatment for severe wasting – the most ever – helping to turn the tide against the global malnutrition crisis. Even more impressive, more children are surviving today than ever before. The global under-5 mortality rate has declined by 51 per cent since 2000. This report highlights progress in 2023 across UNICEF’s five Goal Areas and change strategies that accelerate the achievement of our goals. The report also highlights achievement for children across the seven regions we work in. UNICEF responded to 412 emergencies in 107 countries, including violence, conflicts, disasters and disease outbreaks.

Electronic ed.

REF 025.2023

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