United Nations Children's Fund, [1] (UNICEF = United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund) is a UN agency's special organization. Conduct children's development and security related activities The United Nations General Assembly's decision was made in the first session. The headquarters of this organization is located in York. In 1965, UNICEF was awarded the Causewell Peace Prize for their welfare role.


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Unicef ​​and European Union have been binding on the bilateral cooperation agreement on Monday to provide standardized child-friendly education to all children of pre-primary education. In order to provide effective, integrated and equitable primary education system, Bangladesh has been bound by the UNICEF and European Union's agreement to cooperate with the government. This association was officially completed by an agreement signing ceremony held between Bangladesh's delegation chief in Bangladesh, ambassador William Hanna and UNICEF Bangladesh delegate Pascal Villeneuve.
Through this cooperation agreement, the European Union has donated 35 million dollars (28 million euros or 28 million taka) to UNICEF for four years (2012-16) for the third primary education development program (PEDP-3). One-year-long primary education and education from first class to fifth grade are included in this program. UNICEF representative in Bangladesh, Pascalvilov, said quality education is the fundamental right of the people. But this right has not turned into reality for many children in Bangladesh. Education needs to be related to parents, teachers, students, society, civil society, NGOs, development partners and colleagues. Therefore, we are happy to have the European Union with us as a partner in helping all children of Bangladesh to implement the standard education. We thank the European Union for this liberalization. EU Ambassador Wyliam Hannah said investment for children is one of the main programs for EU.

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The death rate of Bangladeshisis decreased much earlier than before. In the last 22 years, the death rate has reached 72 percent, according to UNICEF report. According to the report, before the 1990s, about 1,454 young people were killed every day in Bangladesh, now 347 are dead.
Last week, a joint statement by the United Nations Children's Development Fund and the World Health Organization said that Bangladesh rapidly improves child mortality rates among South Asian countries. There is also the island of Maldives in the island of Bangladesh.
An annual report on health of the United Nations showed that child mortality in India, Pakistan, Nigeria, Congo and China is much higher. About 65 million children die every year in the country. Child mortality rate is less than five years old. In 2012, 1.4 million children under five were killed in India.
Between 1990 and 2012, the child mortality rate decreased from 90 percent to 48 percent in the world in this 22 years.
In 1990, nearly five lakh children died in Bangladesh. But in 2012, a million two thousand died. Millions of Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) are ahead in Bangladesh. While UNICEF recently warned about the childhood mortality rate in the Millennium Development Goal, it would take 2018 to meet the target of continuous development.
A report released by UNICEF also said that if there are no cases against the current situation now, about 300,000 children will die in the world from 2015 to 2015.
In the example of Bangladesh's advancement, UNICEF said, "Bangladesh's child mortality rate decreased by 72 percent in Bangladesh in 22 years. Bangladesh has achieved this success due to the Vitamin A program, effective prevention of diarrhea prevention and vaccination programs.


UNICEF will work in the future to solve the problem of children.

Senior Health Specialist Roonak Khan, who was working at UNICEF's headquarters, said in an exclusive interview on Thursday.

Hello in UNICEF headquarters in New York. Talking to bdnews24.com journalist Ahsanana Noushin Bint Mahbub, Bangladeshi-born Ronok Khan said that UNICEF will work on environmental issues in the future.

He said, "UNICEF thinks children are suffering from various diseases due to environmental problems. Diarrhea is causing children to drink dirty water.

"So work to solve environmental problems.

"There are plans to work to solve even more new problems."

Unicef ​​is working in more than 150 countries for child development, he said.