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IKEA Foundation made a €60 million contribution to the United Nations Children’s Fund （UNICEF） which will allow millions of vulnerable children and women to reach health and education programs.
“Five million infants and five million mothers in marginalized communities can receive better access to health， nutrition， water and sanitation services and 7 million more children can stay in school and receive a quality education，” said UNICEF’s Executive Director Anthony Lake. “
Since 2002， UNICEF programmes funded by the IKEA Foundation have changed the lives of over 74 million people in India. The donation will enable UNICEF and the Government of India to continue to improve the chances of survival， development and growth of all children in India.
The contribution today brings IKEA Foundation’s total investment in UNICEF’s work in India to €158 million and aims at achieving results for children by 2018.
IKEA Foundation was Founded in 1982 by the Swedish home furnishings company of the same name. It aims to address “the root causes of child labour as well as endeavours with major partners to promote child rights and education.”
“Five million infants and five million mothers in marginalized communities can receive better access to health， nutrition， water and sanitation services and 7 million more children can stay in school and receive a quality education，” said UNICEF’s Executive Director Anthony Lake. “
Since 2002， UNICEF programmes funded by the IKEA Foundation have changed the lives of over 74 million people in India. The donation will enable UNICEF and the Government of India to continue to improve the chances of survival， development and growth of all children in India.
The contribution today brings IKEA Foundation’s total investment in UNICEF’s work in India to €158 million and aims at achieving results for children by 2018.
IKEA Foundation was Founded in 1982 by the Swedish home furnishings company of the same name. It aims to address “the root causes of child labour as well as endeavours with major partners to promote child rights and education.”