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So sahen vor 15 Jahren noch die Intercityzüge zwischen Prag und Hamburg oder Stettin aus: tschechisches Wagenmaterial in orange-weiß, bespannt mit der Baureihe 101. Hier ist am 22.09.10 die Unicef-101 016 und dem EC 176 nach Hamburg, aufgenommen von der Beusselbrücke in Berlin am Westhafen.
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Un matrimonio en Afganistán: Mohammed, de 40 años y Ghulam, de 11 años. La foto ganadora del premio "La foto del Año", promovido por el Comité Alemán de UNICEF, llama la atención sobre un problema mundial: millones de chicas están casadas o viven en pareja siendo aún menores de edad.
A marriage in Afghanistan: Mohammed, of 40 years and Ghulam, 11 years. The winning photo of the prize "the photo of the Year", promoted by the German Committee of UNICEF, calls the attention on a world-wide problem: million girls are married or live in pair being still minor.
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Fotografia guanyadora del premi Unicef a la millor imatge de l'any.
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APAG are printing a catalogue of 60 international artists in conjunction with UNICEF. The brief was to create a piece of work around the theme of childhood and UNICEF's key values... this is my submission!
It's intended to illustrate the potential within all children, in all situations, all of the time, everywhere. Not all children are given the best start in life. UNICEF help ensure those less privileged children are offered the same chance to develop their potential, regardless of their situation.
The numerous columns of text on the buildings describe everything from child poverty and hunger, to childhood diseases, childrens rights and the goals of UNICEF.
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Children have a basic right to a life of dignity.
Aborder, discuter, expliquer, convaincre, partager, écouter, comprendre, aider, aimer.....
Parce que chaque enfant devrait avoir droit à une enfance heureuse, insouciante et protégée, ainsi qu'une éducation qui l'aide à s'épanouir.
un voeu pieux, lorsqu'on sait que toute les 6 secondes, dans le monde, un enfant meurt des conséquences de la malnutrition, pour ne parler que de cet aspect !
Took a quick de-tour to the UNICEF offices in Copenhagen, just to realise that you need some height to fully capture the 8-arm structure of the building. This is from across Nordhavn. To get a full view of the structure you would need to;
a: buy a drone
b: get onboard the cruising ship to Oslo (starts just behind the office building)
c: get an invitation to "Danish Standard" located in a 10 storey buildings just behind where this shot was taken.
Haven't made my choice yet, stay tuned for more during the summer...
UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake speaks with a man treated for cholera at the Gheskio CTC (Cholera Treatment Center) in Cite L'Eternel, a poor neighborhood of Port au Prince. Executive Director Mr Lake is on a one day visit to Haiti to alley the fear about cholera among the population and to mobilize all the segments of the Haitian society to accelerate the fight against cholera.
©UNICEF Haiti/2011/Dormino
Mexico, 1960: At a UNICEF-assisted clinic, Concepcion, 3, wears braces on her polio-weakened legs. Three decades later, in 1994, the Americas became the first geographic region to eradicate polio. Today, the GAVI Alliance, which includes UN agencies, private foundations, governments and the vaccine industry, holds a pledging conference to increase donations for immunization programmes that will save an additional 4 million lives by 2015.
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Trabajo realizado para el Ministerio de Educación y Unicef Argentina donde participaran varios paises de la región a realizarse en el 2010.
A ‘Sponsor-a-Child’ programme in Hodeidah governorate has proven to be a successful community initiative involving school children in monitoring other children to ensure they are being kept on their regular immunization schedule. © UNICEF Yemen/2010/Rasha Al-Ardi
Community Advocacy Group worker and Peer Educator (insert name) (White t-shirt, blue and white sarong) talk to local TBA MAbinty M. Kamara (maroon top) and benificary Baratu Lee (in black) and other women in Makeni, Bombali District. The CAGS job is to talk to and engage the community about all aspects of Reproductive Health Issues, Family Planning, Child Health Issues, STD's etc.
Please include photo credits: Photo: Abbie Trayler-Smith
H4+ is a joint effort by UNAIDS, UNFPA, UNICEF, UN Women, WHO and the World Bank, governments and civil societies of 36 countries with high burdens of reproductive, maternal, newborn, and child mortality and morbidity. In each country, H4+, Ministry of Health officials and partners team up to address the reproductive maternal, newborn and child health issues and help coordinate support for national maternal and newborn health policies and plans. In 20 of 36 countries, Canada, Sida, France and Johnson & Johnson provided key funding to support this collaborative work. The H4+ serves as the lead technical partners for the UN Secretary-General’s Global Strategy for Women’s and Children’s Health and the subsequent Every Woman Every Child movement.
Trained community midwives offer community-based care for hard-to-reach women in rural areas of Yemen. © UNICEF Yemen/2010/Rasha Al-Ardi
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Vigili del Fuoco e Unicef per il "Children's Day" Piazza del Campo (Siena) - Italy
Nyatayin two boys and two girls. One child still missing. Her occupation is farming. When she heard the gunfire, she was holding two kids (one year old daughter Nyakoch Gatdet and 6 year old son Tut Gatdet. Two of them escaped with her while two of them were taken. “If I had four hands, I would have saved all four of my children, she says. “My nine year old daughter has returned while my four year old son hasn’t. I feel sad. I have seen my husband being killed along with a dozen other men. I prayed for my children’s return- prayer was my only weapon.”
“There is no one to go to- everyone in the community is affected so nobody will see my problem as a special case. At first it was a hearsay that some children have returned. But then we were informed through the kebele officials to come and identify the children- I was praying that my children would be part of the returnee. I spotted by daughter among many children standing in a circle and I praise the lord immediately. I also thanked the government for taking action. Now am praying for my son’s return and still living in the presidential guest house for two weeks. I am scared to go back to my village just in case the rebels come back. But I know that the government is doing everything possible to secure our area and I feel relieved. I hope all my children get the proper education and support me when they grow up.” © UNICEF Ethiopia/2016/Meklit Mersha
Huriccane Tomas Floods Streets of Gonaives, Haiti
Streets and pathways are flooded after the passing of Hurricane Tomas in Gonaives, north of Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
UN Photo/UNICEF/Marco Dormino
06 November 2010
Gonaives, Haiti
Photo # 465289
Nyatayin has two boys and two girls. Her occupation is farming. When she heard the gunfire, she was holding two kids (one year old daughter Nyakoch Gatdet and 6 year old son Tut Gatdet. Two of them escaped with her while two of them were taken. “If I had four hands, I would have saved all four of my children, she says. “My nine year old daughter has returned while my four year old son hasn’t. I feel sad. I have seen my husband being killed along with a dozen other men. I prayed for my children’s return- prayer was my only weapon.”
“There is no one to go to- everyone in the community is affected so nobody will see my problem as a special case. At first it was a hearsay that some children have returned. But then we were informed through the kebele officials to come and identify the children- I was praying that my children would be part of the returnee. I spotted by daughter among many children standing in a circle and I praise the lord immediately. I also thanked the government for taking action. Now am praying for my son’s return and still living in the presidential guest house for two weeks. I am scared to go back to my village just in case the rebels come back. But I know that the government is doing everything possible to secure our area and I feel relieved. I hope all my children get the proper education and support me when they grow up.” © UNICEF Ethiopia/2016/Meklit Mersha
Abahina Humed’s arm measurement shows that the child is acutely malnourished. He is taking treatment at Gewane Health Centre, Afar region, Ethiopia. After the failure of spring belg and poor summer kiremt rains caused by the climatic phenomenon known as El Niño, the number of people in need of relief assistance in Ethiopia reached 8.1m in October 2015. Government and humanitarian partners are exerting efforts to meet the food and non-food items needs for the affected population. © UNICEF Ethiopia/ 2015/Tesfaye
Run out of the house when she heard a gunfire. “When I heard the shooting in my direction, I stopped running afraid that they will shoot me- I was easily taken. They hold only the little ones but we had to walk really far with them and we were taken to a forest. There was no food and I used to feel hungry- only milk was provided. They put us separated- I was alone. I always wanted to escape but they are always following us even when we go to the loo. I can’t even express how I felt when I saw my mother- it was a special. In the future, I want to be a teacher. My favorite subjects are English and Maths. Am still scared. I hear that this happens repeatedly, tomorrow others will be taken…” © UNICEF Ethiopia/2016/Meklit Mersha
Kirira Ega mother of Mayram Ahmed assisted by a health officer at Mile Health Center weighing her child after being recovered from malnutrition due to assistance given by UNICEF. Afar Regional State, Mile Wereda. © UNICEF Ethiopia 2015/Tesfaye
Shooting for UNICEF in Indonesia in Surabaya on a vaccination campaign for measles and rubella.
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PARLAMENTO JUVENIL MERCOSUR
Trabajo realizado para el Ministerio de Educación y Unicef Argentina donde participaran varios paises de la región a realizarse en el 2010.
Nyatayin two boys and two girls. One child still missing. Her occupation is farming. When she heard the gunfire, she was holding two kids (one year old daughter Nyakoch Gatdet and 6 year old son Tut Gatdet. Two of them escaped with her while two of them were taken. “If I had four hands, I would have saved all four of my children, she says. “My nine year old daughter has returned while my four year old son hasn’t. I feel sad. I have seen my husband being killed along with a dozen other men. I prayed for my children’s return- prayer was my only weapon.”
“There is no one to go to- everyone in the community is affected so nobody will see my problem as a special case. At first it was a hearsay that some children have returned. But then we were informed through the kebele officials to come and identify the children- I was praying that my children would be part of the returnee. I spotted by daughter among many children standing in a circle and I praise the lord immediately. I also thanked the government for taking action. Now am praying for my son’s return and still living in the presidential guest house for two weeks. I am scared to go back to my village just in case the rebels come back. But I know that the government is doing everything possible to secure our area and I feel relieved. I hope all my children get the proper education and support me when they grow up.” © UNICEF Ethiopia/2016/Meklit Mersha