UNICEF’s Principles of Innovation for Children (#Infographic)

#CHF: The Swiss Franc Predicts Yet Another Crisis – As of Today

For those of you who were not expecting it, the Swiss Franc just shook the financial markets. New crisis on its way?

Jouons un peu : trouvez sur le graph le moment où la Banque Nationale Suisse a arrêté son cours plancher #forex #chf pic.twitter.com/NENMyNJUTD

— Anthony Bondain (@Anthonyboursier) 15 Janvier 2015

#CharlieHebdo: In Memoriam

When satire and pencils turn into weapons of mass destruction… International press response to Paris attack at Charlie Hebdo:

Solidair met #CharlieHebdo – http://t.co/buPxo988Dk – cc @RLOppenheimer pic.twitter.com/fKlL1mRjPv

— De Standaard (@destandaard) 7 Janvier 2015

Superbe réaction d’un dessinateur espagnol ! ” Prenons les armes compagnons ! ” #CharlieHebdo via @oleismos   pic.twitter.com/6RrkhlAWrG — Jean-Bapt’ (@jbdba) 7 Janvier 2015

 

Ce dessin du néerlandais @RLOppenheimer ou l’art d’exprimer la synthèse, les enjeux et le choc #charliehebdo pic.twitter.com/SDePoh8j1Y — Aude Baron (@AudeBaron) 7 Janvier 2015

 

Philip De Franco (Venice, California) #CharlieHebdo “Qu’est ce que c’est que cette arme qui nous fait tant de mal” pic.twitter.com/CtNtRTX7OX — Gilles Klein (@GillesKLEIN) 7 Janvier 2015

Dessin fait par @davpope, dessinateur politique au Canberra Times (Australie) #CharlieHebdo pic.twitter.com/EO73XLMBPc

— GOSSIP ROOM (@GossipRoomOff) 7 Janvier 2015

#CharlieHebdo: Cartoons Turned Real

Le dernier dessin de Charb – prémonitoire #CharlieHebdo pic.twitter.com/MjWZ9GkjAm

— Fabrice Epelboin (@epelboin) 7 Janvier 2015

Snow-free Oradea

Happy New Year!

May the New Year bring you joy, happiness and a step closer to your dreams!

Ten years after the tsunami – the benefits of building back better

Originally posted on UNICEF Connect - UNICEF BLOG:

Picture this: It’s a Sunday in late December. You’re woken by a strong earthquake early in the morning and you know something is wrong. Soon, you’re running from the waters of a tsunami that’s flattening almost everything in its wake. You reach the top of a hill, along with others some of whom have been injured in the scramble to escape the water.

Looking back at the town of Banda Aceh below you, you see a picture of devastation. Trees, houses and roads have been washed away. Debris is piled everywhere – sheet metal, rubble, branches….and bodies. You’ve lost everything and you have no idea if or how your family members have survived. All infrastructure is gone. It suddenly occurs to you – I’ve survived this disaster, but what am I going to drink, eat? Where am I going to sleep?

The Indian Ocean tsunami which struck Banda Aceh ten…

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