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UNICEF CHINA 2016 - 2020

UNICEF CHINA 2016 - 2020 (short version)

FIVE YEARS OF RESULTS FOR CHILDREN IN CHINA

UNICEF CHINA 2016 - 2020

UNICEF CHINA 2016 - 2020

FIVE YEARS OF RESULTS FOR CHILDREN IN CHINA

Government partners, guests, children and UNICEF China staff take a group photo at the launch of new UNICEF and Government of China five-year country programme for children in China for 2021-2025 held at the compound of UNICEF China in Beijing on 1 June 2021.

UNICEF launches new Country Programme with the Government of China

Shadow Day at UNICEF

Shadow Day at UNICEF

On April 7, Mark Sun and Lydia Ma joined Cynthia McCaffrey, the UNICEF Representative to China for a day at work.

World Children's Day: The Future We Want

World Children's Day: The Future We Want

In partnership with UNICEF China, CCTV Children's Channel interviewed children on the future they want.

Lighting up on World Children's Day is representative of UNICEF's mandate to stand for every child's rights. This year, children are greatly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic; it is not a celebration, but a resolve towards reimagining a better world for every child.

China lights up in support of UNICEF and child rights

In China, 14 cities celebrate World Children's Day by hosting events and lighting up buildings and iconic monuments in blue.

Wang Yuan adds voice to call for inclusive world

Wang Yuan adds voice to call for inclusive world

UNICEF Ambassador Wang Yuan speaks out on behalf of children with disabilities for an inclusive world

Light up for children

Light up for children

In China, 14 cities light up buildings and iconic monuments in blue to celebrate World Children's Day.

Mu Yuxuan (standing), 9 years old, speaks at a panel discussion during the ‘Climate Change: Youth in Action’ forum in Beijing on 20 November 2020. Held at the China National Children’s Center, the forum was co-hosted by UNICEF, the All-China Youth Federation and the Ministry of Ecology and Environment in celebration of World Children’s Day. It aims to raise awareness of the environmental issues that most affect young people and hear their voices and solutions for change.

World Children’s Day reimagines a brighter future for every child

Reimagine the future

Are you with us?

UNICEF China's Ambassador, Wang Yuan, and young people reimagine a better world for children.