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Subido el 29 de mayo de 2007 por EducaMadrid

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UNICEF correspondent Anwulika Okafor reports on the UNICEF Executive Board's trip to Peru.

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You are watching UNICEF Television. 00:00:00
Peru's Amazonian beauty as seen from the water. 00:00:04
Members of Peru's indigenous, Kintoshi and Chopra communities 00:00:07
traveled 18 hours on these waters to meet with a delegation 00:00:10
of UNICEF's executive board, who were in Peru to see how 00:00:14
UNICEF's work has helped to tackle some of the problems 00:00:17
facing this developing society. 00:00:20
Members of the board were greeted with traditional dance and music, 00:00:23
but also with gratitude. 00:00:26
UNICEF's work in this area has helped to abate the spread 00:00:28
of hepatitis B amongst these indigenous communities, 00:00:31
who were at one time thought to be close to extinction 00:00:34
because of the disease. 00:00:36
Now, some 88% of children have been immunized 00:00:38
against the deadly threat. 00:00:41
In other parts of Peru, the board took time out to visit 00:00:43
schools where children are not only learning, 00:00:46
but also being given outlets to seek solutions 00:00:48
to their own problems. 00:00:50
Having this direct contact with the population, 00:00:52
where they have actually implemented these programs, 00:00:59
is very illustrative. 00:01:02
Because when you exchange opinions about the activities 00:01:07
of UNICEF in the field, I believe that we are pulling together 00:01:09
elements that will let us have much more precise reflections. 00:01:13
At a maternal health center in Lima, 00:01:18
the board saw how UNICEF's work was helping to educate mothers 00:01:20
in natal care and in the dangers of mother-to-child transmission 00:01:23
of HIV and AIDS. 00:01:27
While the delegation's main focus of attention 00:01:30
was on what UNICEF and its partners could contribute 00:01:32
to helping governments take action to neutralize threats 00:01:35
affecting the rights of young people, 00:01:38
the trip also showed how much progress had been made 00:01:40
from the partnerships already in existence. 00:01:43
Providing hope and enthusiasm for future generations. 00:01:45
This is Amaliko Okafor reporting for UNICEF Television, 00:01:49
Unite for Children. 00:01:52
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Fecha:
29 de mayo de 2007 - 14:47
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Enlace Relacionado:
UNICEF (United Nations International Chidren's Emergency Fund)
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01′ 59″
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