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Childhood malnutrition in Haiti spikes amid Pandemic: UNICEF Severe acute childhood malnutrition is set to more than double this year compared with last. Severe acute childhood malnutrition is expected to more than dou [2]
The BJC Big C Foundation, in partnership with UNICEF Thailand, invites the public to take part in the “Round Up for Better Life” campaign, a charitable initiative dedicated to improving opportunities for children across Thailand. [3]
TOKYO -- Japanese housing materials company Lixil Group is expanding the sales of low-cost toilets -- priced at few dollars -- to more developing countries, with the eventual aim of making a profit, CEO Kinya Seto said. [4]
RANGOON — The representative of the United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) in Burma has claimed the agency got a “good deal” on its new Rangoon office, after it emerged that the agency is paying a large sum in rent to a former military official. (confirmed by 2 sources) [5]
This week The Irrawaddy reported that the United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) is paying an exorbitant fee for its Rangoon office, which it rents from Nyunt Tin, a former general in Burma’s previous military junta. [6]
If UNICEF wants the Myanmar government to be transparent, it should first be open about its own office rent. [7]
RANGOON — More than 800,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Burma are facing a variety of critical humanitarian needs, according to Unicef, which found that one in three IDPs are children vulnerable to malnutrition and a host of knock-on effec... [8]
RANGOON — UNICEF is calling on the government to drastically increase government spending on education and health care in order to boost socio-economic development and improve the child rights situation in Burma. [9]
Childhood malnutrition in Haiti spikes amid Pandemic: UNICEF Severe acute childhood malnutrition is set to more than double this year compared with last. Severe acute childhood malnutrition is expected to more than dou
The BJC Big C Foundation, in partnership with UNICEF Thailand, invites the public to take part in the “Round Up for Better Life” campaign, a charitable initiative dedicated to improving opportunities for children across Thailand.
TOKYO -- Japanese housing materials company Lixil Group is expanding the sales of low-cost toilets -- priced at few dollars -- to more developing countries, with the eventual aim of making a profit, CEO Kinya Seto said.
RANGOON — The representative of the United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) in Burma has claimed the agency got a “good deal” on its new Rangoon office, after it emerged that the agency is paying a large sum in rent to a former military official.
This week The Irrawaddy reported that the United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) is paying an exorbitant fee for its Rangoon office, which it rents from Nyunt Tin, a former general in Burma’s previous military junta.
If UNICEF wants the Myanmar government to be transparent, it should first be open about its own office rent.
RANGOON — More than 800,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Burma are facing a variety of critical humanitarian needs, according to Unicef, which found that one in three IDPs are children vulnerable to malnutrition and a host of knock-on effec
RANGOON — UNICEF is calling on the government to drastically increase government spending on education and health care in order to boost socio-economic development and improve the child rights situation in Burma.
RANGOON — Following an outcry over the revelation that the United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) is paying a steep rental fee to a former military official, other international organizations operating in Burma are facing calls to be transparent abo