UN welcomes Kazakhstan's new law criminalizing domestic violence-major step in ending #GenderBasedViolence . This signals Kazakhstan's dedication to human rights, especially protecting women and children. Zero tolerance for perpetrators signals justice and support for survivors 🙌🏻

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Эксперты Детского фонда ООН в Казахстане UNICEF Kazakhstan разработали памятку для родителей, которая поможет обеспечить безопасность семьи во время и после наводнения. unicef.org/kazakhstan/%D0…

Thank you Mr Ambassador Kazakh Embassy in Poland for the meeting today and great discussion about #UNICEF role in Kazakhstan. Very much looking forward to joining the great Team in UNICEF Kazakhstan later this month.

#HappeningNow UNICEF Kazakhstan holds a session with over 90 #volunteers for #education to discuss challenges, progress and way forward in catching up support of children in their learning pathways around #Kazakhstan #everychildlearns

Climate change is threatening children’s access to water in Central Asia. But young people aren't waiting for solutions – they're creating them. See how young climate activists are inspiring action: uni.cf/3TLcQUW

“AI promise to improve educational opportunities. Our task is to take into account all the positive aspects of AI use in the development of DPGs and protect children from any potential harmful impacts of the technology” said Tatiana Aderikhina, UNICEF Kazakhstan Education Specialist.

More than 80 experts and practitioners from the field of education took part in the “AI in secondary education” workshop. The event served as a platform for experts to exchange experiences and ideas and discuss introducing DPGs for educational use. Digital Public Goods Alliance UNICEF Innovation

#HappeningNow UNICEF Kazakhstan @Nuris_cluster hold #AI in education workshop with academia, schools to learn about positive practices and risks #foreverychild #everychildlearns

“Our goal is to ensure that all returnee children continue to receive the support to recover from their experiences and able to learn, develop, and adapt in 🇰🇿” said Laetitia Bazzi-Vale, OIC UNICEF Representative in 🇰🇿 at the coordination meeting with EU in Kazakhstan and MFA Kazakhstan 🇰🇿

Today EU in Kazakhstan, UNICEF Kazakhstan and MFA Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 held a coordination meeting to discuss the further reintegration of returnee children and their families. So far, joint efforts resulted in the return of 526 children, providing them with comprehensive support to adapt to life in 🇰🇿.

Our volunteers Aziza, Amirkhan and Baurzhan attended the conference in 🇰🇬 devoted to emergency preparedness and response. They shared their experiences in managing disaster risks, including those caused by climate change.
Unity in climate actions can save the world. UNICEF Kyrgyzstan

#Kazakhstan signed the Convention on the Rights of the Child on Feb. 16, 1994, pledging to promote equal rights for children globally and facilitating collaboration with UNICEF . astanatimes.com/?p=80646 UNICEF Kazakhstan

Akmaral from 🇰🇿 and girls from other countries together with UNICEF Innovation are shaping an equitable digital future.
Through the Game Changers Coalition, UNICEF and partners in the gaming and tech sector can help equip girls around the world with the STEAM skills they need.

Today UNRC Michaela Friberg-Storey attended UNICEF Kazakhstan Annual Review meeting organized in cooperation with 🇰🇿Government to assess the joint results achieved in 2023 and discuss program priorities for 2024 #foreverychild

#HappeningNow Pavlodar education department hosts rural schools development conference UNICEF Kazakhstan speaks about comfortable school, remedial programmes to address learning loss and support to mental wellbeing of children and teachers in #Kazakhstan

Today, UNICEF Kazakhstan joined partners from universities, government agencies and other organizations to discuss future STEAM programs for youth!
We're crafting innovative programs to inspire young talent, especially girls, to pursue career in STEAM. Digital Public Goods Alliance UNICEF Innocenti

Mental health problems. Psychological distress. Trauma. Children in residential care facilities face risks to their health, development, and well-being. They may carry the scars of institutionalization for the rest of their lives. Learn more: uni.cf/3U4K6qJ.

The rate of children living in residential care facilities across Europe and Central Asia is double the global average. Children raised in institutions face a higher risk of mental health problems, developmental delays, and isolation. Read more: uni.cf/3SnjEq7.