Pinoys’ academic growth stunted by climate challenges — UNICEF
A study showed 53 teaching days were lost due to climate-related disruptions.
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A study showed 53 teaching days were lost due to climate-related disruptions.
Discover how the Philippines and UNICEF are enhancing child development through a strategic partnership, focusing on health, education, and social protection…
At least 1.2 million children said their images were manipulated into sexually explicit deepfakes.
Climate change must now be understood not only as an ecological crisis, but as a human capital crisis.
UNICEF Philippines launches its 2025 limited-edition Christmas Cards in collaboration with Ang INK, featuring original Filipino-inspired designs, with proceeds…
Every Filipino who learns about climate change gains the power to act — and to lead.
UNICEF has delivered emergency supplies including therapeutic food and breastfeeding kits to regions hit by tropical cyclones and the southwest monsoon, as…
The UNICEF, EU, and DBM have launched a $6M Public Finance Facility to improve child-focused budgeting and social services in the Philippines, aiming to reduce…
Major violations against children in Sudan — including killings, abductions, and attacks on schools and hospitals — have increased by 1,000 percent since the…
UNICEF reveals that 1 in 5 children globally are unvaccinated, leaving them vulnerable to diseases. The Philippines shows improvement in vaccination efforts,…
‘One reason for this is good planning and implementation by the school, and another reason is the strong support of the local government unit to education’
UNICEF calls for enhanced government support to improve education in the Philippines. The study reveals the importance of local financing in school performance…
Millions of children affected by climate disasters – UNICEF
Tens of millions of children uprooted by climate disasters — UNICEF
Climate disasters led to 43.1-M child displacements from 2016-2021 — UNICEF