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More UNICEF country offices responded to more humanitarian situations in 2016 than ever before
Annual Results Report 2016
Humanitarian Action
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Humanitarian Action for Children 2017
UNICEF seeks $3.3 billion in emergency assistance for 48 million children caught up in conflict and other crises.
Zika Global Response
UNICEF appeals for US$31.3 million to support national responses to the spread of the Zika virus.
Lake Chad basin crisis
A major humanitarian crisis continues in Africa’s Lake Chad basin, where violence and destruction have caused huge population displacements, left hundreds of thousands of children trapped behind conflict lines & led to a dramatic increase in malnutrition.
