How UNICEF Is Helping Children Survive the South Sudan Crisis

Civil war, flooding and an Ebola outbreak in neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo have made South Sudan one of the most dangerous places to be a child.

UNICEF's representative in South Sudan, Mohamed Ag Ayoya, talks with UNICEF USA's Justin Hemenway about what is actually happening in South Sudan with children.

0:25 The problem of food security in South Sudan is taking a heavy toll on children. How is UNICEF working to address it?
2:09 What is UNICEF’s approach to climate change in South Sudan?
3:49 How is UNICEF protecting children and families from Ebola in the wake of the DRC Ebola outbreak?
5:24 How does UNICEF bring families back together in South Sudan?

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