UNICEF executive board concludes 1985 session.

From: UN Chronicle | Date: May 1, 1985 | Copyright information

UNICEF Executive Board concludes 1985 session

Programmes to help the drought-stricken countries of Africa and recognition of the importance of the role of women in development were endorsed by the Executive board of the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) at a two-week session that ended at Headquarters on 26 April.

The Fund's 41-nation governing body endorsed planned child survival and development activities in the context of primary health care and basic ...

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