Fondo delle Nazioni Unite per l'infanzia

Also known as United Nations Children's Fund, International Children's Emergency Fund, ICEF International Children's Emergency Fund, United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)

organizzazione della politica di sviluppo delle Nazioni Unite

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UNICEF is a United Nations agency that provides humanitarian and developmental assistance to children around the world, operating in 192 countries and territories. The organization carries out critical programs including immunizations, disease prevention, HIV treatment, nutrition support, and sanitation improvements for children and mothers in need.

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Key facts

United Nations.logo: Logo of UNICEF.svg
United Nations.name: United Nations Children's Fund
United Nations.type: Fund
United Nations.abbreviation: UNICEF
United Nations.founder: Ludwik Rajchman
United Nations.leader_title: Executive Director
United Nations.leader_name: Catherine M. Russell
United Nations.status: Active (as United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund)
United Nations.headquarters: New York City, U.S.
United Nations.website: www.unicef.org
United Nations.parent_organization: United Nations General AssemblyUnited Nations Economic and Social Council
United Nations.staff

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Il Fondo delle Nazioni Unite per l'infanzia, in sigla UNICEF (pron. /ˈuniʧef/; già United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund, e dal 1953 United Nations Children's Fund), è un fondo delle Nazioni Unite, organo sussidiario fondato l'11 dicembre 1946 per aiutare i bambini vittime della seconda guerra mondiale.

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