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17 million babies

Air pollution is 6 times higher than international limits, causing them to breathe toxic air and potentially risking their brain development

United Nations children's fund

UNICEF

Damage brain tissue and undermine cognitive development

Danger in the Air

Anthony Lake

UNICEF Executive Director

South Asia

Satelite Image shows the largest proportion of babies under the age of one living in the worst affected areas

Reduced health care cost


Increased productivity


Safer and cleaner environment

Benefits do children get when protected from air pollutuon

Ultrafine pollution particle

Particle described to be so small that it can enter the blood stream, travel to the brain and damage the blood-brain barrier

12.2 Million babies

Residing 6x higher than international limits by WHO

4.3 Million babies

East Asia and Pacific Region

1000 days

Critical days of life

Immediate action for parents


Investing in cleaner


Renewable sources of energy to replace fossil fuel combustion


Access public transport


Increase green spaces in rural areas


Waste management options

Different urgent steps

Travelling lower air pollution during the day


Fitting air filtration mask


Smart urban planning

Danger in the air

Booster resilience


Breastfeeding


Good nutrition

Children's overall health

Human Immunodeficiency syndrome

Virus that attacks the immune syste.

T-helper cell

Kind of white blood cell that destroys when you have HIV

Vaginal or anal sex


Sharing of needles

High risk HIV

Mother to child


Oral sex


Contact between broken skin

Less Risk

13.6 Million

Accessing to antiretroviral theraphy

2.1 Million 38 lower than 2001

Nee HIV infections in 2013

35 Million

2013 living with HIV

240000

2013 children newly infected with HIV

58

Percentage of HIV lower than 2001

HIV

Leading cause of death for women

36 since 2004

TB related and HIV

250000

New HIV infections among adolescents

2/3

Young adolescent suffer from HIV

AIDS

Leading cause of death among adolescents 10-19

AIDS

Second most common death among adolescents globally

Right to privacy


Bodily autonomy

Adolescent girl's right not respected

2.1 Million

Adolescents Living with HIV as of 2013