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Girls in Kosovo are making progress in education, but not every girl is benefiting equally.
New MICS 2025 findings show that girls are slightly ahead in early learning. But the data also shows that inequalities remain.
Learn more here: unicef.org/kosovoprogramme/r…
#ForEveryChild
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Why can’t children’s mental health wait? koha.net/opinion/pse-shendet… #WorldMentalHealthDay @UNICEFKosovo #ForEveryChild #Support
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A clearer picture starts with better data.
MICS Kosovo is coming soon, bringing new insights into the lives and well-being of children and families across Kosovo.
Stay tuned. ;)
#MICSKosovo #ForEveryChild
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UNICEF and the Municipality of Fushë Kosovë signed an MoU to strengthen policies and improve quality, inclusive services for children and young people—based on data and community needs. Together, we’ll put every child and young person at the centre of local policies and services.
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UNICEF and the Municipality of Obiliq signed an MoU today to improve children’s and young people’s access to quality, inclusive services. Together, we’ll work to better reflect their needs in local planning and resource allocation, helping ensure better services for all.
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Children should feel positive change where they live. UNICEF & the Municipality of South Mitrovica signed an MoU to strengthen cooperation for better, more accessible services in health, education, child protection & youth participation, with a focus on the most vulnerable.💙
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On International Youth Day, Teuta Halimi & Prof. Dr Aliriza Arenliu discussed children’s & young people’s mental health, highlighting findings from the new report on mapping mental health & psychosocial support services in Kosovo.
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Grateful to the Ministry experts team and civil society champions working to support children’s wellbeing for the open dialogue today and suggestions on the revision of the Municipal Performance Grant! #ForEveryChild #Advocacy
Children should be at the heart of decision-making.💙 Today, UNICEF together with the Ministry of Local Government Administration and @KOMF discussed about the development of indicators under the Municipal Performance Management System.
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Parenting Month may be over, but parenting happens every day. 💙
Today in Drenas, parents came together at a UNICEF-supported parenting group at the Family Health Centre to share experiences, learn practical skills, and support one another. #foreverychild, care
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Today, Gjakova became the 15th municipality to launch Group Care for Parenting Program, bringing parents together to learn, share experiences & support one another. Led by the Ministry of Health w/UNICEF support, the program helps parents give #everychild the best start in life.
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#HappeningNow Health Directors&Directors of Family Medicine Centers from 21 municipalities in Prishtina today to discuss immediate roll out of the Early Childhood Intervention Strategy & budget funding allocated by Ministry of Health to expand services for children w/ dev. delays
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On Children’s Day, UNICEF continued to advocate for children’s rights & wellbeing. Through media discussions, we highlighted the importance of protecting children’s rights & ensuring every child has equal opportunities to thrive. 💙youtube.com/watch?v=5z570fuS…
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We wrapped up Children’s Day at Children’s Library in Prishtina, where Head of @UNICEFKosovo Veronika Vashchenko and Ms. Kristale Rama shared the joy of reading with children. Every child deserves spaces to read, imagine, explore, and dream.
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On Children’s Day, UNICEF joined the Office of Good Governance and children from across Kosovo to discuss children’s rights and the Child Rights Strategy. Their questions and ideas underscored the importance of ensuring every child’s voice is heard and respected. 💙
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UNICEF supports DigiCamp & Digital Skills Festival 2026 in @ItpPrizren, bringing together youth, institutions, academia, private sector & civil society to co-create digital solutions for strengthening services for children, youth & citizens. #ForEveryChild, #innovate 💙
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Advancing opportunities for young people in Prishtina! Our Adolescent & Youth team met with the Director of Youth in the Municipality of Prishtina, Donat Gashi & Assembly Member Endrit Zabergja to discuss strengthening youth participation, skills dev. & school-to-work transition.
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UNICEF welcomes the adoption of the Administrative Instruction on Primary Health Care by Dr. @arbenvitia, an important step toward timely support for children with developmental difficulties through early intervention teams across Kosovo. #ForEveryChild, development 💙
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UNICEF joins the American Investor Conference in Prishtina, engaging partners to advance dialogue on human capital. Sustainable growth needs investment in people strengthening public-private partnerships & education to deliver lasting impact for children, communities & economy.
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🎙️Our Youth Officer @racalaurat was on @klankosova_tv talking about youth engagement through #GreenRising🌱movement. He highlighted how young people in Shtime & Podujeva are leading energy efficiency action through Clubs, turning ideas into solutions.👉 youtube.com/watch?v=Bph91jbr…
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Behind the #MICS data, real stories are emerging. Jointly with partners, we are reviewing the initial findings of the #MICS from 8,000+ households . Led by Kosovo Agency of Statistics & w/support of UNICEF, MICS data will be critical to shape policies. #UNICEFThanks @SwissDevCoop






















































