the who, unicef, the global fund, the regional organization.hat we need to look is at the readiness assessment. i think we have come this far together. and you see various degrees of readiness. therefore, what we are doing in our operations in coordination with the who and unicef, to see how we can support countries in the effects of implementation. it will be a continued effort, as well as the need to monitor it is correctly implemented. who has established a useful priority list, who deserves the vaccines first. we strongly urge countries to follow that advice so that the most vulnerable get the shots first, and you work your way down. what clearly is needed, we don't see this readiness specimen -- assessment, will there has to be medium-term health care system strengthening. this is the longer-term agenda on which we have to work. >> what are the main bottlenecks when it comes to vaccine deployment and manufacturing? how do we address this global, regional, and country level? >> there are many bottlenecks. the first is many countries have th

eva kabungera is unicef's lead immunization specialist >> unicef is the lead agency for the distribution of the vaccines here. so you've been sleeping, breathing the vaccines >> working almost 24 hours, no sleep. >> reporter: we're headed to the buvuma islands. there are 52 of them, with 130,000 residents. the last mile requires one last boat. >> getting the vaccine this far has not been easy but it's precious cargo. it's wonderful to have this and yet it's a much smaller amount than you'd hoped >> reporter: this arduous journey to deliver only 40 precious doses for over 100,000 people there are about 200 health care workers on these islands. >> or even more. >> reporter: so is that enough? >> well, it's not enough, of course. >> reporter: after a very wet ride -- >> here we are >> reporter: -- we carry the vaccine coolers to the clinic. the race continues the next day as we head to an equally remote and equally important location the bidi bidi refugee settlement uganda's home to more refugees than anywhere else in africa >> we have security 24 hours. we want to be sure that nothing happ

united nations children's fund or unicef says the pandemic has interrupted the routine campaigns for around the world are seeing the disparities without the routine campaigns. you can help, get the campaigns back on track. >> for every posting or sharing or referencing social media account, a unicef social media account using #vaccineswork, funders will give $1, up to $5 to promote life-saving vaccine work. >> let's do it. to see the full story check out nbc lx, it's 11-15 over the air, channel 185 on xfinity cable or any time at your leisure on lx.com. >>> 4:53, the return of caps and gowns is near. next on "today in the bay," the high school tradition that's coming back to the bay area, and how your student will get to take part. >>> but first, happening now, seniors and those with disabilities can get a free ride to get their vaccines in santa clara county. the county along with vta are providing the service. the driver will pick up the resident and caregiver from their home, take them to their appointment and wait there and give them a ride home. santa clara also offers free bus

funders will give $1, up to $5 million to unicef to help promote vaccine life-saving work. >> see the full story on lx, channel 185 on xfiniti cable or any time on lx.com. >>> a novel idea being implemented to tackle a vexing problem. the problem is that visitors and working from home flocks are flocking back and there's litter and pollution and traffic popping up not to mention conflicts with the locals, so visitors are being asked to behave themselves, literally. tourists bureaus are ruling out the traveler responsibility pledge outlining proper conduct. it includes picking up after yourself and keeping wildlife wild so be safe, be mindful and mind the fire danger there as well. kari, we know that we could be in for some trouble in that regard. >> yeah, but really we have to tell people to behave. come on, now. we can do better than. >> come on. >> let's take a live look outside in tahoe. take a look at the beautiful view. you don't want to leave your trash and all that stuff out there and litter. i'm saying trash and litter. let's get a look at our highs for the next few days. we e

stewart, why unicef?world. unicef is one of the few organizations in the world that has the kind of reach. they already deliver 2 billion immunizations and vax faces per year and vaccinate 45% of the world's children and have the distribution network and the organization that's approving, purchasing and distributing these vaccines, unicef's job is to turn vaccines into vaccination, get shots in arms and they're the best in the world. >> to actually get it done. $25 million is significant. it is a huge donation but that is only one part of what you're announcing today. >> yeah, what i'm doing is calling on tech leaders and leaders in industries that heavily benefited during the last year, the economic impact has been unequal and devastating to some and some companies have grown significantly over this period. i think from silicon valley, from the tech industry we should be able to raise 100 million of the $565 million shortfall unicef faces. >> anyone who can donate should. it'll make a huge impact. >> i k

a $10 contribution to unicef will mean that three people can get two doses of the vaccine the unicef so let's talk about the pandemic, since ya cynthia in uganda, how hard has that country been hit? >> the predictions had been that you b uganda and other countries would be hit hard. they have been mostly spared uganda has about 40,000 cases and about 300 deaths now, any death is too many, but it's extraordinary that it's that allow when i talked to the health minister about it, she said this remember, in the population of ug uganda, 50% of the people are under the age of 18, and also, they have a very vibrant public health program they had a lockdown for two months at the beginning, so they think that that has made an enormous different but you know, it is vital, to repeat until everybody is vaccinated around the world, none of us are really completely safe >> and it's so easy to help. cynthia, thank you so much as simple as this, right >> exactly and you know, you want to make sure you're ahead of the game, ahead of the curve, you know, and get people vaccinated before you have a re

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united nations children's fund or unicef says it's impacted the campaign for measles and yellow feversparities without the routine campaigns. you can help, get the campaigns back on track. >> for every posting or sharing or referencing social media account, a unicef social media account using #vaccineswork, funders will give $1, up to $5 to promote life-saving vaccine work. >> to see the full story check out nbc lx, it's 11-15 over the air, channel 185 on xfinity cable or any time at your leisure on lx.com. >>> 5:49, we are in the double digits now, 85 days until the summer 2020 olympics in tokyo. the athletes and the world optimistic about the start of the delayed games. >> but is tokyo japan, just declared a new state of emergency to deal with the pandemic. here's keir simmons with more. >> reporter: hey marcus, laura. good morning to you. in the last few hours, olympic organizers announced more rules for the olympics with many japanese people deeply concerned about holding the games with a surge in coronavirus infections and new variants in japan. the organizers now appear to be ba

one big learning experience for me this was like 15 -- 20 years ago when heidi worked for unicef, as an anthropologist was that she taught me about why some parents would refuse to vaccinate their children in places like india or fiji, or the middle of indonesia. there's so much vaccination was campaign, correct me if i misunderstood. you taught me and learn from you that so many of these vaccines were campaigns and the parents would say, the only time you come to this village is when you want to stick needles in her children's arms. but what about when they have a fever? what about when they have malaria? where are you when they are sick with something else. all you care about are these needles why should we trust within those needles? >> you got it. what i've said before about vaccinations and if we get it right is we are in a point in society now where everybody is fragile at some level. and if we only get out there for, with the vaccines have got to the highest risk groups. but now we start yet more vaccine in the pipeline start to reach more society we have got a job to get vacc

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isabel periera, a nutrition specialist at unicef, says that despite their best efforts, the capacity of humanitarian organizations to care for internally displaced people, or i.d.p.s, is stretched to the limit. >> one of the biggest challenges is that, you know, with especially the districts that they have high number of i.d.p.s, you know, we are overwhelmed. the health facilities, they are totally overwhelmed. there's no possibility, no capacity for them to respond as they should. >> reporter: during one of our visits, we followed a group of displaced families being moved to a new resettlement location. these are among the first 57 families who have moved to this location from a temporary accommodation center approximately 50 kilometers away. this area has been assigned by the government of mozambique to host families fleeing attacks by armed groups in the north of the country. behind me you can see the families unloading the few belongings they still have left. over the next few months they will rebuild their lives here as they wait to see when, and if, they can return home. here,

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and unicef we have conducted over 100 capacity many even before vaccines were available. we are now passing several specific country vaccine financing operations each week there our board. with already ten approved, ten more scheduled in april and around 30 more expected in may and june for a total of around $4 billion in 50 countries. there are major challenges for the countries in securing deliveries from kovacs and manufacturers. and we are working to support their efforts. many developing countries enter the pandemic with unsustainable debt levels. we have worked to achieve a debt suspension initiative in increase transparency in debt contracts. both steps are helping verb have dramatically increased our grants and loans to the dss i countries. our goal is to maximize resources available to people. we are working in close collaboration with the imf to support the g20 implementation of the common framework. we are pushing forward together on chat in the world bank hopes to put in substantial fast disbursing resources. chad has a heavy burden of collateralized debt owed

angelique kidjo, i know you are an ambassador for unicef, and you work in the space for girls.d you add? what graca said it is completely true and that's what i'm trying to address. what i do basically is to create, because in 2016, i realised that we've all been working with adolescent and young women without really asking them what they need. you can't help people if they don't speak up and come up with solutions. i completely transform i organisation. —— i completely transformed my organisation. with technology on your phone, you can map a village of 5000 people a day and find out the needs of the girl. are they in school, are they out of school, are the orphans, are they married, are they mothers and what do they need? and i find out there that technology that girls want the safe space, so i create girls club and start getting state funding for businesses. today, villages my country, it has exceeded — today, villages my country, it has exceeded my expectations because they also— exceeded my expectations because they also realise that they can change — they also realise that

to arrive today in delhi in east timor yes the child of the unicef child slighter as arrived in dili at 1 o'clock dili time today with the 1st 24000 covered 19 vaccines just the now the challenge now will be how to roll out the vaccination with the damage to infrastructure right and then you've got also because of the evacuations the control of trying to control the spread of covert is going to be problems now. that's correct up until the the floods. that the containment have covered in it to melissa there was was quite and it was quite in the control unfortunately to the floods the lockdown around dili the capital and the other 2 major cities bucko indicate they have better become ineffectual so what we've seen is people from the capital especially moving out towards the districts. and not knowing which is which people have been affected it'll make it harder for the to move to lift the government tries to contact trace these people which up until now they've been to the government to be quite successful here very serious challenges being faced in east timor as josie says the census

unicef says the number of children in central america has increased who are stranded.creasing by nearly 300 children every day. us federal officials are investigating a fatal car crash in texas which local police say appears to have happened with no—onein appears to have happened with no—one in the driver's seat. two people died in the tesla car. investigators are expected to look into whether the vehicle was being controlled by its autopilot system. tesla says it had rises drivers to keep their hands on the wheel and pay attention, even when using that feature. there's been strong condemnation of russia over recent days with president putin coming under international pressure on several fronts. the us imposed new sanctions on russia last week for meddling in elections and on monday the eu criticised the kremlin over the build up of troops on the ukrainian border. the us government has said the world will hold the russian government to account if the prominent opposition leader, alexei navalny, dies in prison. correspondent steve rosenberg reports from krasnoyarsk, in

development after a year of school lockdowns and code restrictions become pretty common according to unicef the situation is worse than in many other nations jamila island organ has our report. for more than a year now this narrow alley outside for it to like this home has been your classroom schools have been closed for over a year because of the pandemic and francine says she misses school life. does more jail or less honestly believe i'm a teacher are so hard i failed severus subjects already i had that badly but it's now. across the street because it's elam a tricia and angela are trying to connect to the internet to submit their schoolwork their tablets were provided by the citie of manilla to students unable to afford the rowing. this is these days getting such devices is not the only problem many of these children see their parents can't afford a stable internet connection and when power lines are down it's even harder for them to study. story for our children even we try to teach them it's not really the same i still have household to do and we can't even work and earn because no on

almost $23000000.00 pakistani children are missing out on school cording to unicef that is one of the highest numbers in the world and it is particularly bad in rural areas under schapelle reports now though in a project that's working to change that. rush on the camel is a bit of a celebrity the issue whenever he clamps through children know he's bringing some exciting tales to their village books to help them with their reading. first i try to read the books myself but if i do not understand anything i asked the teacher. i prefer picture books because when i look at the pictures and the photographs i can understand story better than the camera library began moving in august russia takes books to 4 villages in the manned region of pakistan southern baluchistan province which has the lowest literacy rate in the country at just 40 percent. started the project with the help of n.g.o.s in addition to keeping children busy she's also helping their parents. when the coronavirus spread the entire region all the schools were closed there was an atmosphere of depression for old and young alik

we need the unicef and the other groups that are working on child rights issues to really step up and be very vocal about this i mean the types of killings that we're seeing in some cases the military or the police or simply going into neighborhoods and and shooting up the neighborhood or barging into houses and shooting at anybody who's in there and colluding the case of the young 6 year old girl who died in her father's arms and other cases we have of course children you know 16 year old 17 year olds who are out on the protest lines you know trying to do what they can to defend their neighborhoods against these incursions by armed police and military you know there has to be a recognition that there is a responsibility by the international community to really hold 'd accountable the military for these actions that they've taken against children people are being taken away at night often when the internet is shut off people are you know obviously seen being taken away but there's no real clarity on who is taking them and then relatives as they seek to find where their loved one has b

well we need the unicef and the other groups that are working on child rights issues to really step up and be very vocal about this i mean the types of killings that we're seeing in some cases the military or the police or simply going into neighborhoods and and shooting up the neighborhood or barging into houses and shooting at anybody who's in there including the case of the young 6 year old girl who died in her father's arms in other cases we have of course children you know 16 year olds 17 year olds who are out on the protest lines you know trying to do what they can to defend their neighborhoods against these incursions by armed police and military you know there has to be a recognition that there is a responsibility by the international community to really hold accountable the military for these actions that they've taken against children or i'll have to leave it there thank you for your time phil robertson there. in bangkok thank you. and minneapolis sanjian testified that office is restraining george floyd with fatal consequences could have stopped once he stopped resisting. da

half years the attack in parma which left dozens dead was one of the worst since the conflict began unicef daniel is in pain but he says he's heard harrowing accounts from traumatized children. one of the problems. already. refugee. crisis and all these people and many. are currently on the run trying to get away some. others are going. to the provincial. but already. more than 12000 people. waiting many more how. out of these people are children and what is worrisome to us. unaccompanied children i was here. myself to work on some of these children that were. you when human. rights and it's. completely different how traumatized many of them don't. quite. to be treated in hospital we've seen. so situations quite. 1000. here from this conflict. the numbers. have been accused of unsafe working conditions and you know. she has. it's not looking good for the union's $3215.00 votes what cost and at the end of vote counting on thursday there are $463.00 yes votes and $1100.00 no votes union there's a supporter you need 1608 yes of apes and looking at these numbers it does suggest that it will pr

be unicef and other you and agencies we are providing also a social safety net us and let me just saying is that enough ok. no i don't think that this is enough what is happening now is just a temporary solution but it's not a permanent solution because. it's just more of a morphine shot if you provide people with subsidies you help them purchase. the items with them and this prospect but then what then what is the brits going to do happen so i think we should be addressing the problem that that as serious as you can. think sample. you could put it even with the subsidies actually i don't know if you heard about it but. the prices are going up the price of the bread no going up but $3.00 times and the families they start a family and they start a move that. the hostess talked about and girls also likely did with the subsidies so. i don't think oh it's not the solution and it won't help solve the economic problem needs to talk of the quabbin more seems to allow me to say that you are right in the in the way or another. now we are made this storm so we have to provide the people with it wa

was also badly hit and the disaster could have an impact on its efforts to fight cope with 19 like unicef china flight as arrived in delhi at 1 o'clock delhi time today with the 1st 24000 government in vaccines. just. now the challenge now will be how to roll out the vaccination with damage to infrastructure as authorities in both countries work to get a sense of the scale of the destruction there feel is the environmental disaster will deepen an ongoing health crisis just a washington al-jazeera jakarta. north korea has become the 1st country to officially withdraw from the tokyo legs do you just are in 3 and a half months time in sports ministry says it wants a protective sophocles from corona virus infections young's announcement person into south korea in hopes of using the games to reignite diplomatic talks north korea's participation in the 2818 winter olympics in south korea helped broker talks with the u.s. and in another blow for the game organizes osaka has formally asks for its leg of the torch relay to be canceled because of a spike in covert 1000 cases 10000 want to take part

almost 23000000 children attending school according to the united nations children's organization unicef 4 out of 10 people in pakistan never learn to read and write most of them go and that figure gets even worse in rural areas and some people are working to change that 100 reports on a unique project in one of pakistan's poorest regions. on the camel is a bit of a celebrity but whenever he claps through children know he's bringing some exciting tales to their village books to help them with their reading. first i try to read the books myself but if i do not understand anything i asked the teacher. i prefer picture books because when i look at the pictures and the photographs i can understand story better. the caml library began moving in august russia takes books to 4 villages in the manned region of pakistan southern baluchistan province which has the lowest literacy rate in the country at just 40 percent for humans will start of the project with the help of n.g.o.s in addition to keeping children busy she's also helping their parents. when the corona virus spread the entire region al

according to unicef more than 40000 children working in the d.r. sees mines. while this mineral makes some people rich it robs others of their childhood and sometimes even their life. everyone tries to profit from colds and mining which is why the black market is flourishing. a considerable portion of this valuable commodity is sold under the table to avoid paying taxes to the congolese government. this illegal trade takes place with the help of congolese soldiers who let the convoys pass through. is always too small to kowtow. so people should work for the. former or purnima. the soldier makes good money through the black market trade. war or broken up or force the modern army. to move the for. profit motive. was a search on the law do we do a lot last year pleasurable for the issues you want to do in europe or. was closer to the new law paul almost a civil suit. the democratic republic of congo is one of the 20 most corrupt countries. in the world illegal trade means the congolese state misses out on several 1000000000 euros in revenue every year nevertheles

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