UNICEF Full Form
UNICEF has a full form "United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund", UNICEF is called "United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund" in Hindi. UNICEF is a branch of the United Nations. The work of this branch is to work for the welfare of children all over the world.
UNICEF is called United Nations Children's Fund. As you may be aware, UNICEF is an international organization, and this organization works for the welfare of children. UNICEF was established on 11 December 1946. The motive for establishing UNICEF was to work for the education, welfare, health and nutrition of children present all over the world. UNICEF's headquarters is located in New york America. And now the head of this institution is Ann Venem.
UNICEF runs Campan for children, water, sanitation, infections etc. in association with health service institutes all over the world especially WHO etc. Friends, at the time of founding UNICEF its main objective was the protection of children affected in the Second War but now this institution is complete Works for the welfare of children present in the world. UNICEF started working in India in the year 1949. UNICEF does not discriminate on the basis of any kind of religion, caste, nationality, political ideology etc. while working for the children welfare present all over the world.
Functions Of UNICEF
• Basic education
• Child development
• HIV / AIDS
• In opposition to child labor
• Child rights
• Against gender inequality
• Child protection against violence
• Against exploitation on children
UNICEF was awarded the Nobel Prize in peace in 1965 for working for the welfare, health, nutrition, education and development of children in the world. After this, the style of working of UNICEF at the global level also changed and people all over the world started to know and connect with it, due to which the work of UNICEF started to increase further.
Currently, the workers of the UNICEF organization are working hard for the welfare of children in more than 190 countries around the world. You should know UNICEF provides more than 3 billion vaccines every year for vaccination of newborns all over the world. UNICEF has been continuously working in the fight against HIV / AIDS in more than 49 countries. According to statistics, UNICEF's education unit enabled about 12 million children to go back to school by 2006.
