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Landmark intergenerational poll shows young people are 50% more likely than older generations to believe the world is becoming a better place – yet impatient for action on mounting crises Skip to main content East Asia and Pacific Toggle navigation Global Links Visit UNICEF Global High contrast East Asia and Pacific EXPLORE UNICEF ABOUT US OUR MISSION WHERE WE WORK REGIONAL DIRECTOR TAKE ACTION CONTACT US WORK FOR UNICEF PRESS CENTRE Donate Main navigation What we do Research and reports Regional Stories Take action Search area has closed. (...) Search Close Search UNICEF Fulltext search Max Press release Landmark intergenerational poll shows young people are 50% more likely than older generations to believe the world is becoming a better place – yet impatient for action on mounting crises Amid COVID-19 pandemic, younger generation also more likely to trust scientists and embrace international cooperation, according to a UNICEF-Gallup international survey of more than 21,000 children and adults released for World Children’s Day 18 November 2021 UNICEF/UNI389222/Wilander NEW YORK, 18 November 2021  – Children and young people are nearly 50 per cent more likely than older people to believe that the world is becoming a better place with each generation, according to a new international survey by UNICEF and Gallup released ahead of World Children’s Day. (...) “While this research paints a nuanced view of the generational divide, a clear picture emerges: Children and young people embody the spirit of the 21 st  century far more readily than their parents,” said Fore.

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  Landmark intergenerational poll shows young people are 50% more likely than older generations to bel

Landmark intergenerational poll shows young people are 50% more likely than older generations to believe the world is becoming a better place – yet impatient for action on mounting crises Skip to main content Romania Toggle navigation English Română Global Links Visit UNICEF Global High contrast Romania EXPLORE UNICEF About us Our Representative Contact us Work with us Press centre Donate Main navigation What we do Research and reports Stories Take action Search area has closed. (...) Search Close Search UNICEF Fulltext search Max Press release Landmark intergenerational poll shows young people are 50% more likely than older generations to believe the world is becoming a better place – yet impatient for action on mounting crises 18 November 2021 © UNICEF/UN0489004/ Available in: English Română Amid COVID-19 pandemic, younger generation also more likely to trust scientists and embrace international cooperation, according to a UNICEF-Gallup international survey of more than 21,000 children and adults released for World Children’s Day    NEW YORK, 18 November 2021 – Children and young people are nearly 50 per cent more likely than older people to believe that the world is becoming a better place with each generation, according to a new international survey by UNICEF and Gallup released ahead of World Children’s Day.   (...) “While this research paints a nuanced view of the generational divide, a clear picture emerges: Children and young people embody the spirit of the 21st century far more readily than their parents,” said Fore.

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  Landmark intergenerational poll shows young people are 50% more likely than older generations to bel

Landmark intergenerational poll shows young people are 50% more likely than older generations to believe the world is becoming a better place – yet impatient for action on mounting crises Skip to main content Latin America and the Caribbean Toggle navigation Español English Global links - EN Visit UNICEF Global High contrast Latin America and the Caribbean Secondary (En) EXPLORE UNICEF Donate Main navigation What we do Research and reports Stories Take action Search area has closed. (...) Search Close Search UNICEF Fulltext search Max Press release Landmark intergenerational poll shows young people are 50% more likely than older generations to believe the world is becoming a better place – yet impatient for action on mounting crises Amid COVID-19 pandemic, younger generation also more likely to trust scientists and embrace international cooperation, according to a UNICEF-Gallup international survey of more than 21,000 children and adults released for World Children’s Day 19 November 2021 NEW YORK, 18 November 2021  – Children and young people are nearly 50 per cent more likely than older people to believe that the world is becoming a better place with each generation, according to a new international survey by UNICEF and Gallup released ahead of World Children’s Day. (...) “While this research paints a nuanced view of the generational divide, a clear picture emerges: Children and young people embody the spirit of the 21 st century far more readily than their parents,” said Fore.

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  Landmark intergenerational poll shows young people are 50% more likely than older generations to bel

Landmark intergenerational poll shows young people are 50% more likely than older generations to believe the world is becoming a better place – yet impatient for action on mounting crises Skip to main content Ukraine Toggle navigation Українська English Global Links Visit UNICEF Global High contrast Ukraine EXPLORE UNICEF About UNICEF Our history What we do COVAX Information center Work with us Partnership with UNICEF Contact us Press centre Donate Main navigation What we do Research and reports Stories Take action Search area has closed. (...) Search Close Search UNICEF Fulltext search Max Press release Landmark intergenerational poll shows young people are 50% more likely than older generations to believe the world is becoming a better place – yet impatient for action on mounting crises Amid COVID-19 pandemic, younger generation trusts scientists more and embraces international cooperation, according to a UNICEF-Gallup international survey of more than 21,000 children and adults 17 November 2021 UNICEF Available in: Українська English NEW YORK, 18 November 2021  – Children and young people are nearly 50 per cent more likely than older people to believe that the world is becoming a better place with each generation, according to a new international survey by UNICEF and Gallup released ahead of World Children’s Day. (...) “While this research paints a nuanced view of the generational divide, a clear picture emerges: Children and young people embody the spirit of the 21 st century far more readily than their parents,” said Fore.

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  Landmark intergenerational poll shows young people are 50% more likely than older generations to bel

Landmark intergenerational poll shows young people are 50% more likely than older generations to believe the world is becoming a better place – yet impatient for action on mounting crises Skip to main content Philippines Toggle navigation Global Links Visit UNICEF Global High contrast Philippines EXPLORE UNICEF ABOUT US OUR REPRESENTATIVE WORK FOR UNICEF CONTACT US PRESS CENTRE Donate Main navigation What we do Research and reports Stories Take action Search area has closed. (...) Search Close Search UNICEF Fulltext search Max Press release Landmark intergenerational poll shows young people are 50% more likely than older generations to believe the world is becoming a better place – yet impatient for action on mounting crises Amid COVID-19 pandemic, younger generation also more likely to trust scientists and embrace international cooperation, according to a UNICEF-Gallup international survey of more than 21,000 children and adults released for World Children’s Day 20 November 2021 UNICEF NEW YORK, 18 November 2021 – Children and young people are nearly 50 per cent more likely than older people to believe that the world is becoming a better place with each generation, according to a new international survey by UNICEF and Gallup released ahead of World Children’s Day. (...) “While this research paints a nuanced view of the generational divide, a clear picture emerges: Children and young people embody the spirit of the 21 st century far more readily than their parents,” said Fore.

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  Chapter II. E. Effective coordination of humanitarian assistance efforts | United Nations Secretary-

Devastating natural disasters now displace three times more people than conflicts    Yet devastating natural disasters, such as floods, storms, wildfires and severe weather, now displace three times more people than are displaced by conflicts. (...) Of these, more than 24.2 million people were displaced by natural hazards in 118 countries and territories, or more than three times the 6.9 million people who were recently displaced as a result of conflict. (...) The Summit was evidence that the need for principled humanitarian action to better deliver to affected people is more crucial today than ever before.  On the Job Daily Schedule Appointment Process Role of the Secretary-General Former Secretaries-General Official Travels The Team Deputy Secretary-General Senior Management Group Global Leadership Messengers of Peace Resources Annual Report on the Work of the Organization Coordinator for Multilingualism Public Disclosure Opinion pieces/Op-eds Photos Quicklinks UN News Secretariat Department of Global Communications Spokesperson's Office United Nations Donate Facebook UN twitter Instagram Copyright Terms of Use Privacy Notice Fraud Alert FAQ Contact

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  India

India India Daily Press Briefing by the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General Daily Press Briefing by the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General The International Organization for Migration (IOM) warned today that the deteriorating drought conditions in Somalia could displace more than 1 million people by April if urgent action is not taken now.  IOM noted that water scarcity in some parts of the country is the worst in 40 years.25 January 2022 Daily Press Briefing by the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General Daily Press Briefing by the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General In Afghanistan, United Nations humanitarian colleagues report that aid and support continues to be distributed across several provinces, with more than 33,600 people receiving cash as winterization support and more than 27,000 people receiving food assistance under the World Food Programme.8 December 2021 Secretary-General Appoints Shombi Sharp of United States United Nations Resident Coordinator in India SG/A/2076Secretary-General Appoints Shombi Sharp of United States United Nations Resident Coordinator in India United Nations Secretary‑General António Guterres appointed Shombi Sharp of the United States as the United Nations Resident Coordinator in India, with the host Government’s approval.15 November 2021 Daily Press Briefing by the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General Daily Press Briefing by the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General The 2021 Joint Response Plan for the Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis will be launched on 18 May, hosted by Bangladesh, along with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the International Organization for Migration, targeting 1.4 million people.   (...) More than 230,000 people were displaced by the conflict in Darfur since the beginning of 2021, more than four times the 53,000 displaced in all of 2020.30 April 2021 Daily Press Briefing by the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General Daily Press Briefing by the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General The Elsie Initiative, a United Nations Trust Fund that supports deployment of uniformed women to peace operations, announced this morning its first five recipients — Liberia, Mexico, Niger, Senegal and Sierra Leone — during a high-level virtual event. 

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  Mozambique

This is 4 million more than one year ago.27 January 2022 Daily Press Briefing by the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General Daily Press Briefing by the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) today said that food commodity prices in the international market rose for the fourth consecutive month in November.  (...) More than 230,000 people were displaced by the conflict in Darfur since the beginning of 2021, more than four times the 53,000 displaced in all of 2020.30 April 2021 Daily Press Briefing by the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General Daily Press Briefing by the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General The United Nations Children’s Fund warned today that Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado province is facing a large and likely long-lasting humanitarian situation.  (...) Officials are working around the clock to provide assistance, including blankets and sleeping mats, but warn that hunger is rising.6 April 2021 Daily Press Briefing by the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General Daily Press Briefing by the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General A report released today by the United Nations Mission in South Sudan says that community-based militias in the country were responsible for 78 per cent of the 2,421 civilians killed in 2020, more than double than in 2019, as well as for abductions, which tripled in 2020, and conflict-related sexual violence.31 March 2021

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  Landmark intergenerational poll shows young people are 50% more likely than older generations to bel

Landmark intergenerational poll shows young people are 50% more likely than older generations to believe the world is becoming a better place – yet impatient for action on mounting crises Skip to main content Turkey Toggle navigation Türkçe English Global Links Visit UNICEF Global High contrast Turkey EXPLORE UNICEF About us Country representative Convention on the Rights of the Child Contact us Take action Conditional Cash Transfer for Education (CCTE) Press centre Donate Main navigation What we do Research and reports Stories Take action Search area has closed. (...) Search Close Search UNICEF Fulltext search Max Press release Landmark intergenerational poll shows young people are 50% more likely than older generations to believe the world is becoming a better place – yet impatient for action on mounting crises Amid COVID-19 pandemic, younger generation also more likely to trust scientists and embrace international cooperation, according to a UNICEF-Gallup international survey of more than 21,000 children and adults released for World Children’s Day 18 November 2021 UNICEF/UN0380036/Panjwani Available in: Türkçe English NEW YORK, 18 November 2021  – Children and young people are nearly 50 per cent more likely than older people to believe that the world is becoming a better place with each generation, according to a new international survey by UNICEF and Gallup released ahead of World Children’s Day. (...) “While this research paints a nuanced view of the generational divide, a clear picture emerges: Children and young people embody the spirit of the 21 st  century far more readily than their parents,” said Fore.

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  Landmark intergenerational poll shows young people are 50% more likely than older generations to bel

Search Close Search UNICEF Fulltext search Max Press release Landmark intergenerational poll shows young people are 50% more likely than older generations to believe the world is becoming a better place – yet impatient for action on mounting crises Amid COVID-19 pandemic, younger generation also more likely to trust scientists and embrace international cooperation, according to a UNICEF-Gallup international survey of more than 21,000 children and adults released for World Children’s Day 16 November 2021 UNICEF/UN0380036/Panjwani A mother helps her daughter with online studies while schools are shut during COVID-19 in India. Available in: English Français Español العربية NEW YORK, 18 November 2021  – Children and young people are nearly 50 per cent more likely than older people to believe that the world is becoming a better place with each generation, according to a new international survey by UNICEF and Gallup released ahead of World Children’s Day. (...) “While this research paints a nuanced view of the generational divide, a clear picture emerges: Children and young people embody the spirit of the 21 st century far more readily than their parents,” said Fore.

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