Pokud ses rozloucila a odesla, tak co tu furt delas??


Planned results for 2013
In 2013, UNICEF will support the State of Palestine and non- governmental organizations (NGOs) in responding to the humanitarian needs of more than 302,000 children (50 per cent girls) and women affected by the protracted Israeli occupation. UNICEF will continue to lead the WASH cluster, the child protection working group and the Israel/State of Palestine working group on grave violations against children, and will co-lead the education cluster with Save the Children. UNICEF will support nutrition interventions through therapeutic feeding centres and the provision of ready-to-use therapeutic food to around 8,000 acutely malnourished children (representing 50 per cent of severely malnourished children). To improve access to safe water and adequate sanitation for 75,000 people in unserved communities in Gaza and Area C of the West Bank, UNICEF will support rehabilitation of household WASH facilities, installation of water and sewage pipes, and hygiene education. To help mitigate the negative impact of conflict and violence on vulnerable children and their caregivers, UNICEF will reach 50,000 children and 24,000 caregivers with direct psychosocial care and community-based child protection programmes. To reduce the risk of death and injury from mines, unexploded ordnance (UXO) and improvised explosive devices (IEDs), 100,000 children and 15,000 caregivers will receive mine risk education. UNICEF will support protected and safe access to learning for 10,000 of the most marginalized school-aged children through protective presence, safe transport, school rehabilitation and the provision of educational supplies. UNICEF will also give special attention to the needs of adolescent girls and boys, as a highly vulnerable age group, through psychosocial support activities and after-school learning and recreational programmes for 15,000 adolescents.

http://www.unicef.org/appeals/files/State_of_Palestine_HAC_2013_11_Jan.pdf