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    UNICEF

    UNICEF is an agency of the United Nations that provides humanitarian and developmental aid to children worldwide. It operates in 192 countries and territories and works on immunization, nutrition, education and emergency relief.

    Executive Director

    Leadership

    Catherine Russell, Executive Director. Catherine Russell is the Executive Director of UNICEF.

    Key facts

    Created
    11 December 1946, in New Yorksource
    Reach
    192 countries and territoriessource
    Total income, 2025
    $7.87 billionsource
    Government and intergovernmental income, 2025
    $4.57 billionsource
    Award
    Nobel Peace Prize, 1965source

    WYDE coverage of UNICEF

    WYDE Newsroom has published 3 articles about UNICEF, from Jun 26, 2026 to Jun 27, 2026. UNICEF is the subject of 1 story, a donor in 1 story and a recipient in 1 story. The most recent is Big Tech moved $1.5B into giving. A judge saved SNAP. Roubini went onchain. 58,300 meals..

    WYDE Weekly

    Big Tech moved $1.5B into giving. A judge saved SNAP. Roubini went onchain. 58,300 meals.

    WYDE Weekly: Intercept's $500M fund, Evan Spiegel's $550M medical-debt erase, the US $800M WFP pledge, Project Pangea, and the EAT Card beta.

    Jun 27, 2026 · 6 min read · Subject of the story

    Food Policy

    A $500 Million Coalition Forms to Treat Child Malnutrition in Crisis Zones

    Save the Children, CIFF, UNICEF, the Gates Foundation, and others pledged $500 million to reach 5 million children with nutrition treatment as a new global food crisis looms.

    Jun 27, 2026 · 2 min read · Donor

    Food Policy

    US Pledges Over $800 Million to the World Food Programme After 2025 Aid Cuts

    The State Department announced more than $1 billion for the World Food Programme and UNICEF, with over $800 million for WFP, a reversal of 2025 food-aid cuts as 318 million people face crisis hunger in 2026.

    Jun 26, 2026 · 2 min read · Recipient

    Reported alongside UNICEF

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