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UNICEF's global work on immunisation16 April 2013
UNICEF's global work on immunisation
16/04/2013
UNICEF is the world's largest distributor of vaccines to the developing world, supplying vaccines for 36% of the world's children.
Photos: Children in conflict in South Sudan11 December 2012South Sudan gained independence from the North in 2011 after a 20-year-long war that claimed over two million lives.
Photo story: the fight against tetanus18 October 2012We're celebrating seven years of the 1 pack = 1 life-saving vaccine campaign, in partnership with Pampers. With the help of mums around the world the campaign has helped to eliminate maternal and newborn tetanus in eight countries, helping to protect the lives of 100 million women and their babies.
Child survival: what's making the difference?13 September 2012New figures show that more children are reaching their fifth birthday than ever before. The total number of under-five child deaths has nearly halved since 1990. .
Photo story: Vaccinating against Tetanus in Indonesia20 October 2011The Pampers and UNICEF 1 pack = 1 vaccine campaign is helping to protect 100 million women and their babies from Maternal Newborn Tetanus.
UNICEF's work on the Libyan border4 April 2011Over 350,000 people have fled conflict in Libya, mainly to neighbouring Tunisia and Egypt, creating a humanitarian crisis in all three countries. Throughout the region, UNICEF is working with partners and coordinating child protection and water and sanitation services.
Children displaced by violence in Côte d'Ivoire2 February 2011The unfolding political crisis in Côte d'Ivoire since the presidential election on 28 November 2010 has resulted in a humanitarian situation as people flee violence in the country.
Pakistan 6 months on21 January 2011In Pakistan, millions remain affected by the massive flooding in the summer of 2010. Find out how UNICEF and its partners are working to meet the needs of the flood-affected population.