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English Book of Ali and the Flying Lake
Document
27 December 2022
English Book of Ali and the Flying Lake
A children’s book about water, environment and climate change

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Ali and the Flying Lake (PDF, 9 MB)
Article
08 November 2022
Climate Change response, Youth in Action
Around 100 young advocates from African and Asian participated in the ‘Climate Innovation Network: Climate Change Response, Youth in Action’ roundtable.
Ishrafi Khatun (10) stands in front of her school, Borobari Govt. Primary in Bangladesh, that has been submerged under water for the past few days due to severe flood.
Article
25 August 2022
Water and the global climate crisis
The world needs to get water smart. Everyone has a role to play, and we cannot afford to wait.
Paula Ondi (front) raises her hand during class at Yosiba Elementary School (SD Inpres Yosiba) in Simporo, Papua Province, Indonesia, on 15 June 2021.
Remarks
07 June 2022
UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell's remarks at 2022 Global Platform on Disaster Risk Reduction
A child jumps over a puddle of water.
Statement
01 March 2022
Today, 1 billion of the world’s most vulnerable children are at extreme risk. If the world fails to act, tomorrow it will be all children. It is past time to put children at the center of climate action.
Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) AR6 Report
A mother helps her daughter with online studies while schools are shut during COVID-19 in India.
Press release
18 November 2021
Landmark intergenerational poll shows young people are 50% more likely than older generations to believe the world is becoming a better place – yet impatient for action on mounting crises
Amid COVID-19 pandemic, younger generation also more likely to trust scientists and embrace international cooperation, according to a UNICEF-Gallup international survey of more than 21,000 children and adults released for World Children’s Day
Asia-Africa Youth Dialogue participants receive certificates
Article
03 November 2021
Young people share their solutions to climate change
UNICEF with partners co-organized a multiday forum to hear young people’s solutions to the climate crisis.
A girl protects herself from the heavy rains by wearing a raincoat as she returns home from a shelter after the passage of Hurricane Iota in Nicaragua, in Bilwi, on November 16, 2020.
Press release
20 August 2021
One billion children at ‘extremely high risk’ of the impacts of the climate crisis - UNICEF
Children in the Central African Republic, Chad, and Nigeria are among the most at risk of climate change, according to UNICEF’s first child-focused climate risk index
A girl protects herself from the heavy rains by wearing a raincoat as she returns home from a shelter after the passage of Hurricane Iota in Nicaragua, in Bilwi, on November 16, 2020.
Report
20 August 2021
The Climate Crisis is a Child Rights Crisis
Introducing the Children’s Climate Risk Index

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English - Full report (PDF, 11 MB)
English - Summary report (PDF, 4 MB)
Aruna, 28, giving Kangaroo Mother Care to a newborn child in Baria District Hospital, Baria, Gujarat.
Press release
17 February 2021
Building trust in vaccines, addressing the youth mental health crisis, and bridging the digital divide among key opportunities for the world’s children post-pandemic - UNICEF
In an open letter about reimagining the world after COVID-19, UNICEF’s Executive Director highlights five lessons from the global pandemic