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SubscribeUNICEF auctions Ambassadors for Pakistan emergency
Mike McRoberts, Ali Mau and Gareth Morgan are all up for auction . The three high-profile UNICEF NZ ambassadors are going on the auction block to raise funds for the Pakistan flood crisis. Mike McRoberts has first-hand experience of devastation in developing countries. He has covered some of the world’s most dangerous places, including conflicts in Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon and Gaza. “Having seen how emergency situations can impact children’s lives, I appreciate the need for prompt action from the relief agents like UNICEF. I urge people to support UNICEF in its work in the devastated regions of Pakistan,” he says. Alison Mau is a high-profile television journalist and presenter. She is one of New Zealand's...
17th August 2010
Posted in: Press Releases, Emergencies, Events
UNICEF in race against time to help 6m children affected by Pakistan floods
As the flood-toll in Pakistan continues to rise, UNICEF says that six million children have been affected, with some 2.7 million children in need of urgent, life-saving assistance....
12nd August 2010
Posted in: Press Releases, Emergencies
NZ aid agencies join forces in urging Kiwis to support Pakistan relief effort
The chief executives of 10 major New Zealand aid agencies, including UNICEF NZ, are jointly asking Kiwis to dig deep in the face of the huge humanitarian disaster unfolding...
11st August 2010
Posted in: Press Releases, Emergencies
NZ Government provides $1 million for UNICEF’s Pakistan relief effort
UNICEF is welcoming the New Zealand Government’s support for its humanitarian relief work in flood-devastated Pakistan. The Government has announced a contribution...
10th August 2010
Posted in: Press Releases, Emergencies
UNICEF ramps up emergency response as Pakistan flood toll grows
Landslides and continuing heavy rain is worsening the humanitarian situation in Pakistan with the number of people affected reaching as high as 14 million.
Estimates of...
9th August 2010
Posted in: Press Releases, Emergencies
Breastfeeding in public a mother’s right
As people around the globe mark World Breastfeeding Week, UNICEF reflects on the status of breastfeeding in an article published in the Dominion Post newspaper. ...
6th August 2010
Posted in: Press Releases
UNICEF provides life-saving supplies for millions of people in Pakistan floods
UNICEF is providing life-saving supplies to the millions of people, many of them children, affected by severe flooding in northern Pakistan. The devastating floods –...
5th August 2010
Posted in: Emergencies, Water and Sanitation
UNICEF responds as floods affect over 3 million people in Pakistan
More than 1,400 people are dead and over a million children are in need of emergency assistance after devastating floods hit Pakistan.
The province most affected by the...
5th August 2010
Posted in: Emergencies
Statement on TVNZ Sunday programme
TVNZ’s current affairs programme, ‘Sunday’, broadcast on 1 August a story that involved a number of criticisms of UNICEF. UNICEF believes that the programme...
9th August 2010
Posted in: Water and Sanitation
Children most vulnerable in Pakistan flood disaster -- UNICEF
The UN Children’s Fund is responding to the unfolding humanitarian situation in north-west Pakistan, where severe flooding has killed more than 800 people and disrupted...
5th August 2010
Posted in: Press Releases, Emergencies

