What does UNICEF mean?

UNICEF is the abbreviation of UnitedNationsChildren'sFund, an international organization founded in 1946. UNICEF is committed to protecting children's rights and welfare and helping to improve children's living conditions and quality of life in the world. UNICEF's key work includes providing basic education, protecting children from violence and abuse, preventing children's death, and ensuring children's health and nutrition.

UNICEF's working objects and scope

UNICEF's working objects are mainly children and adolescents all over the world, and children in disadvantaged groups and poverty-stricken areas are particularly concerned. UNICEF covers most countries and regions in the world, including projects, plans and policies jointly implemented by the government, the United Nations, non-governmental organizations and civil society partners. UNICEF cooperates with the government and all sectors of society at the regional and national levels to promote the protection and realization of children's rights and interests through policy advocacy, technical assistance and information sharing.

UNICEF's contribution to children

Since its establishment, UNICEF has created better living conditions and opportunities for hundreds of millions of children around the world. UNICEF plays an important role in preventing child death, providing basic education, improving health environment, preventing AIDS, protecting children and helping refugee children. For example, UNICEF has performed well in promoting global immunization activities and health monitoring, helping to improve children's health and reducing the spread of various infectious diseases. UNICEF has also made outstanding contributions in preventing mother-to-child transmission of AIDS and preventing children's disabilities, creating a better future for children around the world.