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Nearly 900 million children live in multidimensional poverty in low- and middle-income countries, struggling to meet their most basic needs like education, health, nutrition, housing, water, and sanitation. Discover more in our new report: ow.ly/y6Nz50VRCFi

Nearly three out of four children worldwide are not shielded from the lifelong effects of poverty and discrimination. See how UNICEF supports children in over 140 countries, from cash transfers to social welfare services. unicef.link/44yO6ov

Our latest #EndChildPoverty newsletter is out. Discover what’s working to reduce child poverty, how smarter investments can shape Africa’s future, and why Slovenia is leading by example. Plus: new data, podcasts, events, and global insights. 🔗 ow.ly/8RYw50WjQmL

If you are in Seville, don’t miss our side event: "Prioritizing investments in children to accelerate the SDGs and #EndChildPoverty" ⬇️ 🗓️ 2 July, 12:30 to 14:00 CET 📍 Side Event Room 12 | FIBES II #FfD4 | #FinancingOurFuture

Did you know? Bangladesh and Tanzania fight child poverty by focusing on plans that bring together actions across social protection, nutrition, health, education, water and sanitation. Learn more: ow.ly/y6Nz50VRCFi

In 2007, Poland had one of the highest child poverty rates in the EU. Here is how Poland slashed child poverty by half within a decade: ✅Adequate minimum wages ✅Social protection benefits ✅Tax benefits supporting families ow.ly/y6Nz50VRCFi

Proven solutions like social protection are key to addressing child poverty. Our new report highlights how expanded social protection benefits in Indonesia in 2021 reduced child poverty from 25 to 14 per cent. ⬇️ #EndChildPoverty ow.ly/y6Nz50VRCFi

Inclusive growth is vital for everyone, especially those in poverty. The @globalcoalition report shows that equitable economic growth leads to faster reductions in multidimensional child poverty, while unequal growth results in limited or no progress. ow.ly/y6Nz50VRCFi

🌍 Part of the #RightHereRightNow Global Summit, join leading experts as we reveal ground-breaking longitudinal research in the Global South. #oxfordclimate 📅 Fri 6 June 2025 ⏰ 12-2 pm 📍 St Cross College, Oxford & online 🎟 Free & open to all Book now: eventbrite.co.uk/e/here-comes-t…

Since 2000, 20 countries have successfully halved their multidimensional child poverty rates. But there's still work to do. Progress has been too slow in many countries. Let's accelerate our efforts to #EndChildPoverty for good. 🔗 ow.ly/UBnM50VRCHR

To #EndChildPoverty, we must ensure that economic growth benefits everyone and reaches poor families through better incomes and employment opportunities. Our new report highlights this as a key effective strategy. 🔗 ow.ly/y6Nz50VRCFi

Great news: We're seeing significant progress in reducing child poverty across the globe. However, the pace isn't where it needs to be. Let's accelerate proven policies to #EndChildPoverty. unicef.link/3HhiZnU

The latest estimates show nearly 900 million children live in multidimensional poverty. While progress is slow, countries prove that ending child poverty is possible. Join us today to learn more: ow.ly/UBnM50VRCHR

Ending child poverty is a policy choice. Countries that have embraced this choice have successfully reduced child poverty, as demonstrated in the new @globalcoalition study. With contributions from YL’s @Kath_Ford @SantiagoCueto6 & @alan_sanchezj read it➡️ ow.ly/y6Nz50VRCFi

Nearly 900 million children live in multidimensional poverty in low- and middle-income countries, struggling to meet their most basic needs like education, health, nutrition, housing, water and sanitation. Discover more in the new @globalcoalition report. ow.ly/y6Nz50VRCFi

Child poverty is neither inevitable nor immune to efforts to address it. The new @globalcoalition report shows expanding social protection coverage, including cash transfers and investments in health, education, water, and sanitation, has been effective: ow.ly/y6Nz50VRCFi

Ending child poverty is a policy choice. Countries that have made this choice have successfully reduced child poverty. Join us on 21 May to discover the progress over years and the effective policies that have helped. Register now: ow.ly/UBnM50VRCHR

Poverty isn’t gender-neutral. Our data shouldn’t be either. We need age- and gender-specific insights into poverty and inclusive policies and social protection programmes to drive real change. #DayOfFamilies unicef.link/43aqqEU

The upcoming @globalcoalition report will highlight strategies from seven countries – Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Peru, Poland, Senegal, and Tanzania – to lift children out of poverty. Join us on 21 May to learn about these solutions: ow.ly/UBnM50VRCHR

Life isn't always fair. Women and men often begin on unequal footing before the first move is even made. But we can rewrite the rules. With gender-responsive social protection, everyone can win.