Sentence examples for lost unicef from inspiring English sources

A whole generation is being lost, UNICEF reports.

'Confused and lost' UNICEF Lebanon Health Project Officer Dr. Imran Mirza said that now is the time to teach war-affected children about health and to help them cope with stress.

Though the challenge to make a significant impact in endemic countries is daunting, all is not lost as UNICEF, its partners and governments gather to rally the world for Africa Malaria Day on 25 April.

It is a noble and equitable battle which we cannot afford to lose and UNICEF will continue to engage with all the stakeholders to ensure this".

We lost count," said UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Mia Farrow, who visited the area last week to call international attention to the effects of the conflict there.

UNICEF has lost a market of direct contributions to NGOs that still carry out work of a more traditional kind.

"We have been looking at the needs of teachers that have been affected by the cyclones who have lost their homes," said UNICEF Myanmar Chief of Education Niki Abrishamian.

"Children in many areas of Libya are at significant risk from exposure to ERWs and small arms, and sadly, some have already lost their lives," said UNICEF Libya Response Team Leader Pierre Poupard.

Members of the Bureau of UNICEF's Executive Board assess programmes and progress in post-conflict Sri Lanka COLOMBO/JAFFNA, Sri Lanka, 12 March 2012 – Families of children who disappeared during Sri Lanka's 27-year-long conflict wait for news of their lost ones outside a UNICEF-funded Family Tracing and Reunification Centre (FTR) in the northern town of Mullaitivu.

Children who previously gave assent as minors were re-consented as adults when they reached age 18. aWhile the definition of "orphan" varies across cultures and settings, UNICEF provides a commonly accepted definition for orphan as "a child who has lost one or both parents" (UNICEF 2004).

UNICEF has also lost staff in Iraq.