Publications & reports
UNICEF publications play a critical role in fulfilling the organisation's mandate to advocate for the rights of every child everywhere. Every year, UNICEF publishes a number of flagship reports that you will find in this section.
Humanitarian Action Report 2011
View 2011 Humanitarian Action Report The Humanitarian Action for Children Report 2011 marks the launch of UNICEF’s annual appeal to donors to assist children and women caught in the throes of crises, this year requesting USD $1.4 billion (NZD $1.9). It highlights 32 countries, including Sri Lanka, Philippines and Pakistan, and emphasizes the increasing importance of strengthening the resilience of communities. The unprecedented scale of the disasters in Haiti and Pakistan in 2010 triggered an extraordinary global response from all humanitarian organizations and partners. Yet it also underscored the need to strengthen preparedness and risk reduction in the communities that are hit repeatedly by crisis. Granting vulnerable communities…
8 March 2011
Posted in: Child Protection, Emergencies, Research, Water, environment and sanitation
Innocenti Report Card 9 – the Children Left Behind
This Report Card presents an overview of inequalities in child well-being for 24 of the world’s richest countries. Three dimensions of inequality are examined: material well-being, education,…
3 December 2010
Posted in: Child Protection, Research, Young people, Innocenti Reports
Innocenti Report Card No. 8– The childcare transition: A league table of education in economically advanced countries.
Innocenti Report Card 8 – The childcare transition: A league table of early childhood education and care in economically advanced countries. Report Card 8, the latest in the report card series from…
15 June 2010
Posted in: Children’s Rights, Education, Research, Statistics and data, Young people, Innocenti Reports
Local Government: Respecting the Rights of Our Children
The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCROC) contains a number of universally agreed human rights that are specific to children. As a ratifying State, our Government has an obligation…
4 June 2010
Posted in: Children’s Rights, New Zealand children, Research, UNCROC
