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ABSTRACT
The United Nations International Children Emergency Fund (UNICEF) has achieved a lot since its founding in 1947. It has successfully lowered child mortality rates, increased sex ratio, decreased malnutrition considerably and created awareness around hygiene and nutrition practices. Financing aside, the UNICEF has done a commendable job in woman and child welfare, proven by its reception of the Nobel Peace Prize on 26 October 1965. It has utilized its limited resources effectively by contributing its technical expertise to programmes hosted by national governments. This is one of the reasons why UNICEF always remains invisible, although it’s omnipresent and is an indispensable partner of the governments.
