81. Iraq - Support Unicef The Support UNICEF Web site is a project of the united NationsChildren s fund (UNICEF) Visit unicef.org. Copyright 2004. http://www.supportunicef.org/forms/whichcountry_iraq.html

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82. United Nations System Chief Executive Board For Coordination (CEB) The united nations System Chief Executives Board (CEB) for Coordination formerlythe Administrative Committee on Coordination (ACC) - is the forum which http://ceb.unsystem.org/

The United Nations System Chief Executives Board (CEB) for Coordination - formerly the Administrative Committee on Coordination (ACC) - is the forum which brings the executive heads of all organizations to further coordination and cooperation on the whole range of substantive and management issues facing the United Nations system. Chaired by the Secretary-General of the United Nations, the Board meets twice annually. It is composed of the Executive Heads of the member organizations and is assisted by two high level committees, the High Level Committee on Programmes (HLCP) and the High Level Committee on Management (HLCM) ACC was established by the Secretary-General in 1946 at the request of the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) in Resolution 13 (III) . The main purpose of the Committee was to supervise the implementation of the agreements between the United Nations and the specialized agencies. Since then, its mandate has grown to encompass the promotion of cooperation within the UN family in the pursuit of the common goals of Member States across a wide range of substantive and management issues. From its original four members (UN, ILO, FAO and UNESCO), CEB today comprises

83. ::: United Nations (UN) Foundation ::: prosperous, and just world through the support of the united nations and its Donatenow to improve children’s health, empower women and their families to http://www.unfoundation.org/

Advanced Search The United Nations Foundation (UN Foundation) promotes a more peaceful, prosperous, and just world through the support of the United Nations and its Charter. Through our grantmaking and by building new and innovative public-private partnerships, the Foundation acts to meet the most pressing health, humanitarian, socioeconomic, and environmental challenges of the 21st century. Click here to learn more about the UN Foundation Click here to learn more. Take Pride In India Click here to learn more. 34 Million Friends of UNFPA Campaign Hits $1 Million Milestone The 34 Million Friends of UNFPA Campaign, a grassroots movement conceived to help bridge the funding gap created by the United States withdrawal of $34 million to the UNFPA in July 2002, reaches its first milestone of $1 million.

84. The Optional Protocol To The United Nations Convention On The Rights Of The Chil its ratification instruments at the united nations today The united States supportsprograms to assist in the agreements are the Displaced Children and Orphans http://www.state.gov/r/pa/prs/ps/2002/16213.htm

[Print Friendly Version] Fact Sheet Office of the Spokesman Washington, DC December 24, 2002 The Optional Protocol to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child on the Involvement of Children in Armed Conflict The United States has officially become a State Party to the Optional Protocol on the Involvement of Children in Armed Conflict by depositing its ratification instruments at the United Nations today. The Senate unanimously provided its advice and consent to ratification and President Bush signed the instruments of ratification. This illustrates the commitment of the United States to the protection of children by working with the international community to end abuses and recognize universal human rights norms. This protocol seeks to protect children from the harmful and widespread impact of armed conflict. It is A Global Problem : At any one time, over 300,000 children are used in armed conflict as soldiers, messengers, guards, runners, bearers, spies, cooks, and sex slaves. While the problem is most critical in Africa and Asia, it also exists in Latin America, Europe, and the Middle East. UN Secretary General Kofi Annan’s December 2002 report to the UN Security Council lists 23 parties, including governments and/or rebel groups in Afghanistan, Burundi, Congo, Liberia and Somalia, that recruit and use child soldiers in violation of internationally accepted standards. Children as young as ten years old have been abducted from their homes and forced into situations where they witness, and sometimes perpetrate, violence against their own families and communities. Demobilized child soldiers often need to be relocated in new communities and provided with assistance for their physical and psychological traumas as well as interrupted education.

85. IGO Publications -- Ready Reference Collection: UNICEF IGO Publications Ready Reference Collection. united nations ChildrensFund (UNICEF) Publications Country Statistics. Web Format, http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/indiv/usgd/igorref/unicef.html

IGO Publications Ready Reference Collection United Nations Childrens Fund (UNICEF) Publications Country Statistics Web Format Title Frequency Location of: Print Microfiche CD-ROM Annual Report Annual HV 1 .U62 - Lehman IIS 4020-S1 Lehman The Progress of Nations Annual RA 407 .A1 P764 - Lehman IIS 4020-S8 - Lehman The State of the World's Children Annual HQ 792.2 .S72 - Lehman IIS 4020-S2 - Lehman State of the World's Vaccines and Immunization Monograph No print version Last update: 2004-06-04 © Columbia University Libraries

86. UNODC - Links org. united Nation s Children s fund (UNICEF) www.unicef.org. unitedNations Chronicle www.un.org/Pubs/chronicle/index.html. united http://www.unodc.org/unodc/unlinks.html

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87. United Nations In Ukraine UNDP united nations Development Programme. UNICEF united nations Children’sFund. UNHCR united nations High Commisioner For Refugees. http://www.un.kiev.ua/en/

Business Centre Administrative services Press room Discover Ukraine ... UNDP United Nations Development Programme UNICEF United Nations Children’s Fund UNHCR United Nations High Commisioner For Refugees UNFPA United Nations Population Fund UNAIDS United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS IAEA International Atomic Energy Agency ILO International Labour Organisation IMF International Monetary Fund WB World Bank WHO World Health Organization Millennium Development Goals: Ukraine in progress Distant E-Learning Opens New Horizons for Ukraine’s Education System A brand new learning and research centre opened at Ukraine’s top university, June 4, 2004. Today’s Ukrainian schools, students and specialists can link up to leading universities and the world’s leading experts. The Regional Academy of Information Technologies in Education (RAITE) has been established and officially opened in the framework of the Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University (KNTSU) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) project on ‘Strengthening the Educational Capacity of Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University’. Thanks to the information and telecommunications facilities set up at RAITE, students and researchers will be able to tap into the knowledge and wisdom of key international specialists from ordinary personal computers. These e-lectures will be aired in real-time through the University web site, www.electure.kiev.ua, which is linked to the UN in Ukraine site, www.un.kiev.ua Read more Strategic Meeting of Ukraine Government and UNDP Aimed at Ukraine’s Development Growth

88. UN News Centre - News Focus Organization. UNICEF UN Children s fund. UNFPA - UN Population fund.WFP - UN World Food Programme. UNIC - UN Information Centre in Islamabad. http://www.un.org/apps/news/infocusRel.asp?infocusID=16&Body=Afghanistan&Body1=

89. UNCTAD.ORG >> Home >> Home Print page, UNCTAD Palais des nations 814, Av. de la Paix 1211 Geneva10 Switzerland T +41 22 917 1234 F +41 22 907 0043 E info http://www.unctad.org/

UNCTAD XI Home Theme of the conference “Enhancing coherence between national development strategies and global economic processes towards economic growth and development. Programmes Globalization and Development International Trade and Commodities Investment, Technology and Enterprise Development Least Developed Countries ... Services Infrastructure OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY-GENERAL Flash S-G statements Biographical note UNCTAD Palais des Nations 8-14, Av. de la Paix 1211 Geneva 10 Switzerland T: +41 22 917 1234 F: +41 22 907 0043 E: info@unctad.org General Info: T: +41 22 917 5809 E: info@unctad.org Welcome to the UNCTAD website WHAT´S NEW New LDC Report 2004 Linking International Trade with Poverty Reduction International trade is vital for poverty reduction in all developing countries. But the links between trade expansion and poverty reduction are neither simple nor automatic. The purpose of this Report is to clarify the links and to contribute thereby to a better understanding of the national and international policies that can make international trade an effective mechanism for poverty reduction in the least developed countries (LDCs). Quick Links: Press Releases Highlights LDC Reports Series Launch of UNCTAD XI website Geneva, 6 April 2004

90. Apathy Is Lethal. Nearly six million children have been disease entirely the UN created the Joint UnitedNations Program on action on the epidemic and the Global fund to fight http://www.apathyislethal.org/index.asp

AIDS is the worst epidemic humankind has ever faced. The virus infects 14,000 people every day, leaving millions of people suffering and having a devastating effect on the world's most vulnerable: More than 14 million children worldwide have been orphaned because of AIDS. That's the equivalent of every child under five in America with no one to watch over them. But, there is cause for hope. Three important catalysts are spurring a strong world response to this epidemic. Political leaders in many countries are increasing their support to AIDS efforts. More resources in the global community are being applied to areas struggling with the virus. And, medicines improve every year, allowing many to survive with the disease and inhibiting new infections. Your contributions help the organizations that ensure these efforts continue, with the end goal of wiping out the disease entirely: the UN created the Joint United Nations Program on AIDS (UNAIDS), which is dedicated to advocacy for global action on the epidemic and the Global Fund to fight AIDS, TB and Malaria. Since January 2002, The Global Fund has mobilized, managed and distributed funds to help fight this epidemic.

91. UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre Home Page Launch of Innocenti Insight no. 9 Trafficking in Human Beings, Especially Womenand Children, in Africa Now available from our publications catalogue. http://www.unicef-icdc.org/

About the centre Publications Research Press centre ... Resources NEWS Launch of Innocenti Insight no. 9 Trafficking in Human Beings, Especially Women and Children, in Africa Now available from our publications catalogue Innocenti Digest no. 11 Ensuring the rights of indigenous children Now available from our publications catalogue Home Page Site Guide Search ... Contact us

92. Childinfo.org - Monitoring The Situation Of Children And Women Acute Respiratory Infection. Child Mortality. Diarrhoeal Disease. Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) Malaria. Child Nutrition. Child Malnutrition. Low Birth Weight. Breastfeeding. Iodine deficiency. Vitamin A Deficiency. Maternal Health http://www.childinfo.org/index2.htm

Child Survival and Health Acute Respiratory Infection Child Mortality Diarrhoeal Disease ... MICS2 national datasets Access by Indicators........... Antenatal care ARI Birth registration Birth weight Breastfeeding Childbirth care Child labour Child malnutrition Child mortality Contraceptive prevalence Delivery care Diarrhoea Dracunculiasis Family planning Fertility Guinea worm disease HIV prevalence Immunization Infant mortality Iodized salt consumption Literacy Low birthweight Maternal mortality Measles Neonatal tetanus Obstetric care Orphans ORT use Polio Prenatal care Preschool development Primary school attendance Salt iodization Sanitation Stunting Under 5 Mortality Underweight Vitamin A supplementation Wasting Water Access by WSC goal..... 1.Child mortality 2.Maternal mortality 3.Child malnutrition 4.Safe drinking water 5.Universal sanitation 6.Basic education 7.Adult illiteracy 8.Children in difficult sit. 9.Girls and pregnant women 10.Family planning 11.Maternal care 12.Low birth weight 13.Iron deficiency 14.Iodine deficiency 15.Vitamin A deficiency 16.Breastfeeding

93. UNICEF Australia Now. IRAQ COUNTRY IN CRISIS Donate now UNICEF is helping childrenand families rebuild their lives, CARDS Give a card that lasts. http://www.unicef.com.au/

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94. Home - Support Unicef shelter, an estimated 1.3 million people, most of them children and women http://www.supportunicef.org/

Emergency Relief- Democratic Republic of Congo Emergency Relief- Haiti Emergency Relief- Bam, Iran Emergency Relief- Iraq ... Countries in Crisis During an emergency, UNICEF focuses on meeting the basic needs of children and women as well as protecting their fundamental rights. Reaching the most vulnerable during humanitarian crises is our greatest challenge. The violence that erupted early in February in  Haiti  continues to endanger the lives of the 1.2 million children there who had already been identified by UNICEF as being vulnerable, even before the fighting broke out. Today, urgent care is needed for the thousands of children left homelsss by the devastating quake in  Bam, Iran . The children of  Iraq  have been caught up in war for the third time in 20 years. The fighting in the  Democratic Republic of Congo  is one of the bloodiest conflicts the world has known since the Second World War, and although the war in  Afghanistan  is over, the humanitarian crisis is not. An escalation of violence in Liberia's ongoing civil war has dramatically worsened already dire conditions. With severe shortages of food, water, medical supplies and shelter, an estimated 1.3 million people, most of them children and women, are increasingly vulnerable to disease. Tens of thousands of children have been lured into the armed forces with promises of food, water, shelter and protection. Most of those who die in wartime do not die as a direct result of violence but from the loss of basic health services, food, safe water or adequate sanitation. This is especialy true for children. Not only must we meet their basic needs, we must also protect their fundamental human rights and take the necessary steps to restore their dignity.

95. Childinfo.org - Monitoring The Situation Of Children And Women http://www.childinfo.org/

Child Survival and Health Acute Respiratory Infection Child Mortality Diarrhoeal Disease ... MICS2 national datasets Access by Indicators........... Antenatal care ARI Birth registration Birth weight Breastfeeding Childbirth care Child labour Child malnutrition Child mortality Contraceptive prevalence Delivery care Diarrhoea Dracunculiasis Family planning Fertility Guinea worm disease HIV prevalence Immunization Infant mortality Iodized salt consumption Literacy Low birthweight Maternal mortality Measles Neonatal tetanus Obstetric care Orphans ORT use Polio Prenatal care Preschool development Primary school attendance Salt iodization Sanitation Stunting Under 5 Mortality Underweight Vitamin A supplementation Wasting Water Access by WSC goal..... 1.Child mortality 2.Maternal mortality 3.Child malnutrition 4.Safe drinking water 5.Universal sanitation 6.Basic education 7.Adult illiteracy 8.Children in difficult sit. 9.Girls and pregnant women 10.Family planning 11.Maternal care 12.Low birth weight 13.Iron deficiency 14.Iodine deficiency 15.Vitamin A deficiency 16.Breastfeeding

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