The United Nations International Children's Emergency Relief Fund (UNICEF), formerly known as the "United Nations International Children's Emergency Relief Fund", was established in February194615438+01.Its original purpose was to meet the urgent needs of children in Europe and China after the Second World War.
With offices in 19 1 countries and regions, UNICEF is the world's leading child rights advocacy organization. The core of its work lies in the field work. *** 126 national bureaus carry out local service projects respectively, and some bureaus even serve several countries at the same time. Each country office carries out the tasks of UNICEF by formulating a separate cooperation plan with the host government.
This five-year plan focuses on how to implement the rights of women and children. Their needs were analyzed in the situation report made at the beginning of the planning cycle. Regional offices provide guidance for projects and provide technical assistance to country offices as needed. The work of UNICEF is completely part of other activities of the United Nations in a certain country.
The overall management and administration of the organization is carried out in new york headquarters, and the global children's policy is formulated in new york. Specialized offices, including the Supply Department of Copenhagen, are responsible for providing basic relief materials such as vaccines to save the lives of children in developing countries. The Innocenti Research Center of UNICEF in Florence and its offices in Japan and Brussels are responsible for raising donations and liaising with policy makers.