Despite levels of child mortality and stillbirths having significantly decreased since 2000, increasingly unequal and limited access to basic services around the world endangers millions of children ...
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New Vision on MSN14 million malnourished children at risk from aid cuts — UNICEFUNITED NATIONS - At least 14 million children suffering from malnutrition face disruptions to food aid, UNICEF warned Wednesday, as major international donors like the United States slash aid budgets.
At least 14 million children worldwide risk losing access to essential nutrition services in 2025 due to reductions in donor ...
At least 14 million children face hunger and a heightened risk of malnutrition or death this year, UNICEF warned Wednesday ...
UNICEF Urges Immediate Action as Millions of Children Face Life-Threatening Malnutrition Due to Severe Funding Shortfalls.
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The Manila Times on MSNUnicef warns 14 million children face malnutritionAt least 14 million children face hunger and a heightened risk of malnutrition or death this year, UNICEF warned Wednesday, ...
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The Manila Times on MSNAid cuts could cause more children to die – UNCuts in international aid could bring an end to decades of progress in fighting child mortality, and even reverse the trend, the United Nations warned on Monday. Although the annual report from UN ...
The number of children around the world dying before their fifth birthday stands at a record low - but this achievement is under threat due to a chronic lack of investment in routine humanitarian work ...
The number of children dying globally before their fifth birthday declined to 4.8 million in 2023, while stillbirths declined modestly, still remaining around 1.9 million, according to two new reports ...
Cuts in international aid could bring an end to decades of progress in fighting child mortality, and even reverse the trend, ...
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The Punch on MSNChild mortality rate drops globally, as funding cuts threaten progress – UN reportThe number of children dying before their fifth birthday worldwide dropped to 4.8 million in 2023, while stillbirths declined slightly but remained at approximately 1.9 million, according to two new ...
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