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UNICEF volunteers provide supplies after natural disaster.
Programme
05/02/2019
UNICEF in Emergencies
UNICEF is ready to help both prepare for and respond to emergencies.
Volunteers check and accept UNICEF donated supplies in an emergency warehouse of the Hubei Charity Foundation in Wuhan, the epicenter of the COVID-19 outbreak, on 18 March 2020.
Press release
03/18/2020
UNICEF delivers US$2 million worth of hospital equipment and personal protective equipment to Hubei Province
Cynthia McCaffrey, UNICEF Representative to China, presents a handover certificate to Xu Xingfeng, Deputy Commissioner of the Commissioner’s Office in Shanghai under the Ministry of Commerce, at the cargo area of Pudong International Airport in Shanghai on 1 March 2020.
Press release
03/01/2020
UNICEF flies in additional 12 tons of supplies to support China’s response to COVID-19
Engaging and raising awareness among population also key to overcome outbreak
Press release
02/19/2020
UNICEF appeals for US$42.3 million to support the global Covid-19 outbreak response
The initial funding will strengthen response and preparedness efforts in high-risk countries
A flight bound for Shanghai is being loaded with more than 5 tons of protective equipment including protective suits and masks at the airport in Copenhagen on 28 January 2020.
Video
02/15/2020
UNICEF ships supplies to Wuhan
Video footage of 6 metric tons of supplies being loaded onto a plane traveling from Copenhagen to Wuhan.
A man washes his hands at a set of basins outside the accident and emergency department at Princess Margaret Hospital in Hong Kong on February 4, 2020.
Page
02/08/2020
What parents should know
Answers to frequently asked questions about COVID-19.
Jacob Mbeya, UNICEF Deputy Representative to China, presents a certificate of supplies to Xu Xingfeng, Deputy Commissioner of the Commissioner’s Office in Shanghai under the Ministry of Commerce, at the cargo area of Pudong International Airport in Shanghai on 29 January 2020.
Press release
01/30/2020
Statement of UNICEF China on 2019-nCoV outbreak in China
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) including masks and protective suits are being packed and loaded in UNICEF’s global supply hub in Copenhagen on 28 January 2020.
Press release
01/30/2020
UNICEF ships 6 metric tons of supplies to support China’s response to novel Coronavirus outbreak
Shipment includes masks and protective suits to help contain virus
Press release
01/09/2020
Government of China provides USD 2 million in aid to Cyclone Idai-affected families in Zimbabwe
On the night on March 14, when Cyclone Idai ripped through Beira, Mozambique, Claudete and her husband bundled up their 3 children, and escaped to a nearby school, the Estoril Secondary School in Beira, and have been here ever since.
Press release
11/06/2019
UNICEF and Government of China provide support to Cyclone Idai-affected families in Mozambique under South-South Cooperation Assistance Fund
Aid will go to 1 million children in dire need of assistance
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