UNICEF New Zealand supports
child survival, protection and development
worldwide through education, advocacy and fundraising.
child survival, protection and development
worldwide through education, advocacy and fundraising.
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Left: In 1999 in Rwanda, Cyiza, 17, (right) stands with his arm around hismother in the village of Rubungo, outside Kigali, the capital. |
A selection of UNICEF International and UNICEF New Zealand publications are available on this site as PDF documents.
League Tables
Child Well-being in rich countries (2007)
Child Poverty in Rich Nations (2005)
Child Poverty in Rich Nations (2000)
New Zealand Publications
Behind Closed Doors - Impact of Domestic Violence on Children - NZ Response
Making New Zealand Fit for Children (Child Health)
Making New Zealand Fit for Children (Child Abuse and Neglect)
International Publications
Text of UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
Text of A world Fit for Children (UN Special Session)
Text of A World Fit for Us (Outcome document from Children's Forum at UN Special Session)
Behind Closed Doors - Impact of Domestic Violence on Children - UNICEF/Bodyshop
Journal Articles
"Child Advocacy: a dialogue of inclusion" by David Kenkel (UNICEF NZ Advocacy Manager) and Mieke Couling, featured in the Community Development Journal 2006, Oxford Journals
For other relevant publications visit:
http://www.unicef.org/
http://www.unicef-icdc.org/ (UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre website).
