United Nations Children's Fund (North Korea)

United Nations Children's Fund (North Korea)

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Office:North Korea
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Address:UNICEF, 28 Munsudong, PO Box 90, Pyong Yang, DPRK
Contact person:Caroline Den Dulk, Regional Chief of Communications
Sectors:Education, Human Rights, Humanitarian Ai ... See moreEducation, Human Rights, Humanitarian Aid & Emergency
Nr. of employees:51-200
Types:MultilateralMultilateral
Status: Active

Description

UNICEF’s humanitarian programme in DPR Korea gives special attention to disadvantaged and vulnerable groups and seeks to close the gap in access to essential services between urban and rural areas. 

The programme seeks to strengthen delivery of health, nutrition and other essential services to improve children’s health and to protect and promote their rights.

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