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  • UNifeed enables news providers to cover important global issues by offering timely broadcast-quality video from throughout the UN system.

    Material is currently available in two formats: on-demand streaming Flash and broadcast-quality MPEG-2 PAL and NTSC for broadcast use. All material is also accompanied by shot lists and story synopses.

    Stories come from the global network of UN specialized agencies, funds and programmes, Peacekeeping Operations and UN headquarters. New stories are posted on the UNifeed website as soon as they become available on a daily basis (excluding Sundays).

    UNifeed was created by the UN's Department of Public Information and UNICEF in response to the growing global demand for timely video material with an international focus. It is also supported by UNHCR, UNDP, the World Bank and the Department of Peacekeeping Operations.

Archive (27 November 2009)

GEORGIA / DEVELOPMENT

UNICEF is supporting a Child Development Centre which assesses children's health and evaluates their psychological and behavioural development. UNICEF

Duration:02:23Date:27 November 2009

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CAMEROON / AIDS

Half a million people are known to be living with HIV in Cameroon, of which 69,000 are under the age of 15. Young women are especially at risk because they're often unable to negotiate safe sex. UNICEF

Duration:02:53Date:27 November 2009

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Broadcast-quality video for UNifeed stories is available online for two weeks. Should you wish to request older material, please contact the agency source of the material. For UNTV or peacekeeping stories, please contact the UN Video Library.

CHILDREN AND AIDS STOCKING REPORT / ADVANCER

The latest UN Stocktaking report says that preventing the transmission of AIDS from mother-to-child is key to reducing the impact of the pandemic, and that the global economic crisis has been especially hard on those struggling with the effects of HIV/AIDS. (EMBARGOED UNTIL 30 NOVEMBER 2009 0600 GMT) UNICEF

Duration:02:09Date:27 November 2009

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Broadcast-quality video for UNifeed stories is available online for two weeks. Should you wish to request older material, please contact the agency source of the material. For UNTV or peacekeeping stories, please contact the UN Video Library.