Where we work
Explore our presence and progress across the region where we are working to protect the rights of every child.
Improving Knowledge, Accelerating Results
Since 1949, UNICEF has promoted the rights of children and women throughout Afghanistan and worked to bring basic services, including education, health, water and sanitation to those who are most in need.
Since 1942, UNICEF has been working to ensure the survival and development of Bangladeshi children, with a specific focus on the poorest and most vulnerable, to achieve global and national targets for child rights.
Since 1974, UNICEF has expanded its support to the government and its partners to improve the lives of children, youth, and women in Bhutan -- with a strong focus on equity and inclusion.
Building on over 60 years of collaboration, UNICEF works with the Government of India to ensure that each child born in India gets the best start in life, thrives and develops to his or her full potential.
UNICEF works with the government and civil society groups to protect the well-being and safety of all children in the country, with a focus on their survival, development, protection, and participation in the society.
With more than four decades of work in Nepal, UNICEF continues to ensure the survival, development, protection, and participation of children, adolescents, and women in the country.
Ever since 1948, UNICEF works with the government, development partners, and communities so that the best support can be given to millions of vulnerable children and women in Pakistan.
Since the early 1950s, UNICEF’s assistance in Sri Lanka has been focused on emergency humanitarian relief to ensuring that the rights of all children, especially poor and vulnerable children, are not forgotten.