to assist fund-raising by National Committees, NGOS and other donors. Overall, UNICEH produced timely Emergency Information Notes for National Committees on the situation in more than a dozen countries during the year. The Facts for Life booklet on basic health and education needs and its companion resource booklet All for Health were launched at a press con- ference in Paris in July by UNKKl, WHO and UNESCO to coincide with the 19th International Congress on Pae- diatrics. More than one million copies arc now in circulation in some 40 languages. Electronic media coverage of UNICEF increased in North America and Europe, with television network stories on OUT, children and AIDS, OLS, child soldiers and various child rights issues, as well as on the activities of UNICEF Goodwill Ambassadors. UNICHH also expanded its co-pro- duction of programmes about its pro- jects with networks in Europe. New- video productions by UNICF.F in 1989 included the 20-minute 'Invest in the Children" and 'Parliamentarians for Children', both of which addressed the questions of 'adjustment with a human face1 and debt relief for chil- dren. Another UNICEF production, 'Chain of Tears', which documents children's lives in the African front- line States, has been broadcast in man}' countries. A new edition of the report Children on the Front Line* with a section on Namibia, was launched at a news conference in Harare on 4dertitn1 and a tbrenteited environment. Their rujftt? have hern jintnafly declared in Tht Convention the R&bt?af'tltf Child. The 'orlti Summit for Children, n ectinff of foods of State ta tie held 1 September tWO, will irriiijj the iccial needs of children to world 42April with a satellite link to London. tn .mother venture, UNICEF and the Panos Institute are producing Chil- dren in the Sahcl for publication in 1990. L NK:HI- produced 12 radio spots
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on the activities and initiatives of UNICEF, a United Nations agency, with a primary focus on children's health, education, and humanitarian aid. The text highlights the production of informational materials, media coverage, and collaborations with other organizations, all of which seem to be centered around promoting the well-being of children.

**Category**
Health, Humanitarian aid and relief