Lao Social Indicator Survey III (LSIS III) – UNICEF
The Lao Social Indicator Survey III (LSIS III), conducted by UNICEF, provides crucial data on health, education, and living standards ...
The Lao Social Indicator Survey III (LSIS III), conducted by UNICEF, provides crucial data on health, education, and living standards ...
A recent Lao PDR Household Survey highlights alarming disparities in children's well-being, revealing critical gaps in health, education, and nutrition. ...
UNICEF emphasizes the urgent need for collaborative efforts to enhance online safety for children and young people. Through partnerships with ...
In a significant initiative, China and UNICEF are collaborating to enhance maternal and child health in Lao PDR. This partnership ...
The Lao PDR government and UNICEF have outlined essential priorities to enhance child development, focusing on health, education, and protection. ...
UNICEF is dedicated to fostering a nurturing environment for every child, advocating for equitable access to health, education, and protection. ...
UNICEF warns that toxic air pollution poses a severe threat to children’s health across East Asia and the Pacific. The ...
UNICEF emphasizes the need for youth to develop essential skills for climate action. By promoting education in sustainability and resilience, ...
Nearly 6 million children in Southeast Asia are facing dire conditions as floods and landslides follow Typhoon Yagi, UNICEF reports. ...
At COP29, Tajikistan announced plans to incorporate the voices of children and young people into national climate policies. This initiative, ...
As heatwaves intensify across Europe and Central Asia, UNICEF emphasizes the critical need to protect child health. Rising temperatures pose ...
The Syrian crisis has devastated millions, with UNICEF warning that over 5 million children are in dire need of assistance. ...
In a significant step towards ending child marriage in Lao PDR, UNICEF hosted a national consultation to address key challenges ...
Tajikistan has officially become the world's 67th country to ban corporal punishment of children, according to UNICEF. This landmark decision ...
Bhutan is set to develop a "Mindfulness City," aiming to create job opportunities and attract its youth back from abroad....
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