UNICEF Has Collect 15 Percent Of The $ 2 Billion Requested For Afghan Children
Continuing its efforts to help people in need, especially children in Afghanistan, UNICEF says 15 percent of the $ 2 billion it has raised to help children in Afghanistan has been raised.
The United Nations Children's Fund (UNFPA) said in a statement on Thursday that it was the largest grant request from UNICEF to date.
The newsletter also mentions the activities carried out by UNICEF in Afghanistan.
According to the newsletter, in January alone, more than 2.4 million people in 17 provinces of Afghanistan had access to basic health services.
UNICEF said that in January, 8.6 million children under the age of five in Afghanistan were vaccinated against polio and more than 280,000 children were provided with local education.
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