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1.3 NUTRITION - PROGRAMME EXCELLENCE EAP country offices have enhanced capacity to strengthen prevention and treatment of malnutrition along the lifecourse in both
development and humanitarian settings
OUTPUT 2.1 TA/QA OF CP PLANNING, M&E All country offices in EAPR have enhanced capacities to design, monitor and evaluate rights-based, RBM consistent programmes in
line with the Strategic Plan and EAP regional priorities.
5.2 EDUCATION UNICEF EAPR has strengthened capacity to design and implement gender responsive, equity focused EDUCATION programmes that deliver
results for the most disadvantaged children at scale.
5.10 Communication for Development (C4D) EAPR has improved capacity to promote behaviours, demand for services and changes in social norms, gender norms that accelerate
achievement of programme results.
OUTPUT 3.6 EDUCATION-PROGRAMME STATISTICS, MONITORING AND KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT: RO and COs have improved capacity to carry out research and impact evaluations,
collect, analyse and utilise data, knowledge and information to monitor, evaluate and report on children and to demonstrate results
REGL INSTS & COOPERATION MECHANISMS Strengthened regional institutions and cooperation mechanisms to advance child rights and promote equity.
5.7 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) UNICEF EAPR has strengthened capacity to design and implement gender responsive, equity focused Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) programmes that deliver
results for the most disadvantaged children at scale.
5.5 GENDER UNICEF EAPR has strengthened capacity to design and implement gender responsive, equity focused programmes that deliver results for
the most disadvantaged children at scale.
5.9 Early Child Development (ECD) UNICEF EAPR has strengthened capacity to design and implement gender responsive, equity focused Early Child Development (ECD) programmes that deliver results
for the most disadvantaged children at scale.
9.7 SOCIAL & BEHAVIOR CHANGE EAPR has strengthened capacities to design and implement gender responsive, equity focused Social and Behaviour Change strategies
and initiatives that deliver results for the most disadvantaged children at scale in development and humanitarian contexts.
9.2 HUMANITARIAN ACTION & DISASTER RISKREDUCTION EAPR has strengthened capacities to support national and subnational disaster risk reduction, preparedness and response and to
adopt climate change adaptation strategies
OUTPUT 1.7 WASH-PROGRAMME GENDER RESPONSIVE AND EQUITY FOCUSSED PROGRAMMES: COs have strengthened capacity to design and implement gender responsive, equity
focused programmes that deliver results for the most disadvantaged children at scale
4.2 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) - PUBLIC GOODS UNICEF EAP benefits from better quality evidence, partnerships to advocate for, and leverage, resources and engagement from
public/private sectors to sustain and strengthen inclusive and equitable Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) outcomes for children.
5.19 Technology for Development (T4D) & DIGITAL INNOVATIONS To transform and build partnerships with our stakeholders to successfully implement UNICEF programmes regionally through the use
of innovative, technology-enabled solutions for better outcomes for children.
1.1 CHILD PROTECTION GENDER RESPONSIVE AND EQUITY FOCUSSED PROGRAMMES: COs have strengthened capacity to design and implement gender responsive, equity
focused programmes that deliver results for the most disadvantaged children at scale
1.2 HEALTH - PUBLIC GOODS UNICEF EAP has better capacity and knowledge to embed implementation research into health systems to support demand-driven and
contextually sensitive policy making to advance and improve Primary Health Care and Universal Health Coverage agenda.
5.1 SOCIAL POLICY - PROGRAMME EXCELLENCE EAP country offices have strengthened capacity to inform and influence national and local plans and budgets based on quality
research and analyses of multiple dimensions of child poverty and deprivations, to promote inclusive and equitable development and
policies for children, including shock responsive child-sensitive social protection.
5.6 NUTRITION UNICEF EAPR has strengthened capacity to design and implement gender responsive, equity focused NUTRITION programmes that deliver
results for the most disadvantaged children at scale.
OUTPUT 3.10 HIV/AIDS Strengthened regional partnerships and technical expertise to strengthen government systems for the achievement of elimination of
parent to children transmission of HIV and ending AIDS in adolescents.
OUTPUT 3.4 NUTRITION Strengthened regional knowledge, expertise and partnerships to improve policies, disaggregated data analysis and capacities for
nutrition, including in emergencies.
6.10 CHILD RIGHTS AND BUSINESS PRINCIPLES 6.10 CHILD RIGHTS AND BUSINESS PRINCIPLES
4.5 STRENGTHENING PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT STRENGTHENING PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENTRO and COs have strengthened capacities to develop and implement results-based risk informed
plans, budgets and management that value for money
6.3 CIVIC ENGAGEMENT & EMPOWERMENT Adolescents in EAP, especially adolescent girls, are empowered as active citizens and change agents, influencing policies,
programmes and decisions that affect their lives and claiming their rights.
CHILD PROTECTION Effective management and government leadership for national child protection systems, including justice for children, through
technical support, analytical research and high level advocacy, in order to reduce inquities for children.
5.2 SOCIAL POLICY - PUBLIC GOODS UNICEF EAP benefits from better quality and comparative evidence and knowledge on child poverty and deprivations, economic analysis,
  resources and partnerships to sustain and strengthen inclusive and equitable social policies in the areas of:  public finance for
children  social protection, and local plans and budgets
4.4 CHILD-SENSITIVE ENVIRONMENT, CLIMATE UNICEF EAP benefits from strong evidence, knowledge, partnerships and resources to identify and prioritize climate, environment and
DRR issues for children engaging most vulnerable and disadvantaged children (with explicit consideration of age, gender, disability
and socio-economic factors)
1.4 NUTRITION - PUBLIC GOODS UNICEF EAP benefits from better evidence,  knowledge, partnerships and resources to conduct evidence-based policy advocacy for the
prevention and treatment of malnutrition along the lifecourse in both development and humanitarian settings.
OUTPUT 2.2 TA/QA OF CP IMPLEMENTATION All country offices in EAPR have strengthened capacities to effectively implement, manage and monitor the country programme and to
demonstrate UNICEF's value add.
3.2 CHILD PROTECTION - PUBLIC GOODS UNICEF EAP benefits from strengthened evidence, partnerships, regional frameworks and resources for violence prevention at scale
and effective child protection, justice and care systems and services in development and humanitarian settings, including for the
most marginalized children (e.g. children affected by migration)
5.17 CHILD RIGHTS AND BUSINESS PRINCIPLES EAPR has improved capacities to engage with and mobilise private and corporate partnerships to uphold children's rights and achieve
results.
EVALUATION Enhanced performance of the evaluation function supported through strategic guidance, quality assurance and technical assistance in
line with the Evaluation Policy and the aid effectiveness agenda.
5.16 COMMUNICATIONS EAPR has strengthened capacity to advocate, campaign and communicate for the rights of all children, especially the most vulnerable.
PROGRAMMES IN LINE WITH CORP STRATEGY UNICEF cooperation in the region is aligned with and maximally reflects corporate strategies and guidelines including UN coherence
and the equity agenda
6.13 SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT EAPR has strengthened evidence, partnerships and resource mobilization capacity to improve SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT outcomes.
9.4 ADVOCACY & COMMUNICATIONS UNICEF has strengthened capacity and visibility to advocate, engage and communicate to influence changes in policies and budgets to
support the rights of all children, especially the most vulnerable.
OUTPUT 3.2 NUTRITION PROGRAMME INNOVATION, RESEARCH AND EVALUATION: RO and COs increasingly generate, test and strengthen the use of new technologies, and
approaches, research and evaluations to catalyse change in diverse context across the region
PROG IN LINE W/CORPORATE STRATEGIC PLAN Support to ensure that UNICEF cooperation in the region is aligned with and maximally reflects organizational policies, procedures
and strategies based on the principles of human rights, results-based management and performance management.
6.5 GENDER NeEAPR has strengthened evidence, partnerships and resource mobilization capacity that contributing to improved GENDER Equality
outcomes.
6.12 EMERGENCY EAPR has strengthened capacities to support national and subnational disaster risk reduction, preparedness and response and to
adopt climate change adaptation strategies.
2.2 EDUCATION - PUBLIC GOODS UNICEF EAP  benefits from better quality and comparative evidence, knowledge, partnerships and resources to sustain and strengthen
inclusive and equitable inclusive and equitable education and quality learning including for humanitarian situations.
4.4 REGIONAL HR EAPR has increased capacity to retain, recruit and manage a well-balanced, flexible and highly qualified workforce.
9.8 GENDER EAPR has strengthened and accelerated programmatic and institutional gender equality results for boys and girls through effective
implementation of GAP priority areas
4.1 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) - PROGRAMME EXCELLENCE EAP country offices have strengthened capacity to increase safe and sustainable access to, and utilization of, Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services that
deliver results for the most disadvantaged boys and girls in development and humanitarian situations.
OUTPUT 3.6 Early Child Development (ECD) Strengthened regional mechanisms and partnerships to improve school readiness and holistic early child development.
CROSS-SECTORAL Enhanced multi-sectoral action for children supported through technical inputs and capacity development.
5.1 CHILD PROTECTION UNICEF EAPR has strengthened capacity to design and implement gender responsive, equity focused CHILD PROTECTION programmes that
deliver results for the most disadvantaged children at scale.
6.2 EDUCATION EAPR has strengthened evidence, partnerships and resurce mobilization capacity to improve EDUCATION outcomes.
OUTPUT 3.2 HEALTH Strengthened regional policy dialogue/advocacy and data and information systems to improve the operating environment within which
basic health services (immunization, Antenatal Car (ANC),  primary care and awareness for healthy living), are delivered, for all.
9.6 DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION UNICEF in EAPR  is enabled to leverage technology for development, data and partnerships to evolve their programmatic needs to
deliver results for children.
OUTPUT 2.3 CROSS SECTORAL Effective management of financial resources and office workforce contributing to the achievement of RO strategic results.
OUTPUT 3.13 REGIONAL PARTNERSHIPS Strategic regional, multi-sectoral partnerships and alliances are leveraged to advance child rights and promote equity.
4.1 MANAGEMENT (TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNT TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY: RO and COs have increased capacity and resources to practice modern, transparent, sustainable and
accountable governance
9.9 CROSS-SECTORAL To improve and coordinate actions for multiple sectoral outcomes including planning, programme reviews and the capture,
organization, sharing, and use of knowledge for improved development and humanitarian results for children
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT Strengthening of early childhood learning and development support systems and of partnerships that improve universal school
readiness, supported through policy guidance and technical inputs.
COMMUNICATION AND PUBLIC ADVOCACY UNICEF is recognized as a leader on children and an effective partner through regional initiatives, evidence-based advocacy,
strategic guidance and technical support to COs.
EDUCATION Strengthened national education systems and partnerships to address equity and improve the educational status of children.
OUTPUT 3.5 CHILD PROTECTION Strengthened regional evidence and partnerships to improve child protection policy advocacy.
6.1 CHILD PROTECTION EAPR has strengthened evidence, partnerships and resource mobilization capacity to improve CHILD PROTECTION, especially as they
relate to children with disabilities Outcomes.
NUTRITION Improved maternal and child nutrition security across the region, with focus on targeted countries.
6.7 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) EAPR has strengthened evidence, partnerships and resource mobilization capacity to improve Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) outcomes.
6.9 Early Child Development (ECD) EAPR has strengthened evidence, partnerships and resource mobilization capacity to improve improve  holistic early child
development and school readiness
GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS Effective and efficient fulfillment of RO accountabilities for representation, quality assurance, guidance and oversight.
4.6 REGIONAL ICT EAPR increasingly generate, test and strengthen the use of new technologies, and approaches to catalyse change in diverse context
across the region
GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS The RO provides effective oversight and guidance to Country Programmes and regional activities in EAP, including guidance on how to
advance the equity agenda, assurance of the functioning of oversight, information and communication systems and implementation of
change processes.
WATER SUPPLY, SANITATION & HYGIENE Water supply, sanitation & hygiene ntation and monitoring of quality and equity focused water, sanitation and hygiene
interventions in the EAP region, supported through strategic partnerships, technical inputs and an enhanced evidence and knowledge
base.
5.15 EVALUATION EAPR effectively implements the new Evaluation Policy and the Regional Evaluation Strategy.
MATERNAL, NEONATAL AND CHILD HEALTH MNCH: Sub-national level situation analysis and key studies at country level highlighting strategies and evidence-based approaches
in addressing maternal, newborn and child-health. In addition, key strategic partnerships will be developed or enhanced at regional
and country level to achieve results oriented action plan.
2.1 EDUCATION - PROGRAMME EXCELLENCE EAP country offices have strengthened capacity to expand access to, and improve equity and quality learning in education systems
and deliver sustainable results for the most disadvantaged children and adolescents in early learning, primary and secondary
education, including in humanitarian situations.
CHILD PROTECTION Strengthened national child protection systems, including equitable preventive services, to ensure children's protection from
violence, neglect and exploitation.
SUPPORT TO COS FOR HUMANITARIAN ACTION Effective and reliable support to country offices and regional and global initiatives for humanitarian action.
6.14 SOCIAL POLICY & ECONOMIC ANALYSIS EAPR has strengthened capacity to influence allocation and management of regional and domestic plans, budgets and finances for
children and adolescents.
OUTPUT 2.7 ADOLSCENTS-PROGRAMME ADVOCACY, CAMPAIGN AND COMMUNICATIONS: RO and COs have strengthened capacity to advocate, campaign and communicate for the rights
of all children, especially the most vulnerable
OUTPUT 3.7 HEALTH-PROGRAMME STATISTICS, MONITORING AND KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT: RO and COs have improved capacity to carry out research and impact evaluations,
collect, analyse and utilise data, knowledge and information to monitor, evaluate and report on children and to demonstrate results
NUTRITION Enhanced knowledge, coordination and capacity for achieving integrated maternal and child nutrition security, supported through
disaggregated analysis of under-nutrition, capacity building, strategic partnerships and technical inputs.
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT Strengthened early childhood learning and development support systems and partnerships that improve universal school readiness.
6.3 ADOLESCENTS EAPR has strengthened regional evidence and partnerships to improve ADOLESCENTS policy advocacy.
SUPPORT FOR DATA, EVIDENCE AND SURVEYS Generation and communication of up-to-date knowledge and evidence on the situation of disadvantaged children for use in advocacy
and programming.
8.4 REGIONAL ICT UNICEF in EAPR promotes digital transformation and receives optimal technical support services to ensure that all UNICEF staff  are
enabled to do their day-to-day work efficiently and effectively, in alignment with policies and guidelines.
NATIONAL EDUCATION SYSTEMS Strengthened national education systems and partnerships to address equity and improve the educational status of children,
supported through policy guidance and technical inputs.
EMERGENCY Enhanced emergency preparedness and response and disaster risk reduction at the country level, including enhanced capacity of COs
in disaster/ emergency-prone areas to meet their Cluster Leadership accountabilities under IASC frameworks, supported through
policy guidance, capacity building and technical inputs.
WATER, SANITATION & HYGIENE (WASH) Strengthened capacity of children and communities, especially the most vulnerable, to practice safe sanitation, access and use
clean drinking water and thrive in a healthy environment.
6.11 THOUGHT LEADERSHIP UNICEF's positioning and effectiveness is strengthened in East Asia and the Pacific through investment on Thought Leadership
OUTPUT 3.3 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Strengthened regional partnerships, analyses and knowledge on selected innovative Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) approaches to improve quality and equity
focused Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) policies, advocacy and programming in development and humanitarian contexts.
SOCIAL POLICY Enhanced equity and child-sensitive social policies that enable children and families to thrive and be protected from the effects
of poverty and discrimination.
OUTPUT 3.7 EDUCATION Strengthened regional and global partnerships and initiatives to strengthen policies and systems for enhanced access to equitable,
inclusive and quality learning for all children.
OUTPUT 3.9 CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES Strengthened regional and global evidence-based policy framework, mechanisms and partnerships to enhance the inclusion and
participation of children with disabilities and their care-givers.
OUTPUT 3.11 SOCIAL POLICY/INCLUSION Strengthened regional partnerships, knowledge and policy frameworks to improve capacity for the realization of commitments among
partners in economic and social policy to address child rights.
HIV/AIDS Strengthened capacity of COs and regional partners to protect children from HIV and achieve an AIDS-free generation.
MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN CAPACITY Effective management of human resources in the region supported through leadership and technical guidance for optimal resourcing
and deployment of staff, developing high performing staff and teams, staff learning, facilitating change management and emergency
responses.
6.2 DATA & EVIDENCE FOR ADVOCACY UNICEF in EAP have timely and better quality data and evidence on children's rights for advocacy and decision-making.
5.12 EMERGENCY EAPR has strengthened capacities to support national and subnational disaster risk reduction, preparedness and response and to
adopt climate change adaptation strategies
5.20 COVID-19 RESPONSE COORDINATION EAP Region has strengthened preventive, preparedness and response capacities to contain and mitigate the direct and indirect
health and socio-economic impacts of COVID-19 pandemics on children.
6.18 REGIONAL LEADERSHIP AND INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY Regional Leadership and Institutional development strengthened to contribute to stronger foresight and positioning on regional
socio, political and economic changes and trends
2.3 Early Child Development (ECD) CO-LED WITH NUTRITION EAP countries have strengthened capacity and benefit from quality and comparative evidence, knowledge, partnerships and resources
to expand and improve Early Child Development (ECD),  parenting and early learning programmes for the most disadvantaged young children and their families,
including in humanitarian situations.
HIV & AIDS Strengthened UNICEF and national responses to PTCT, pediatric HIV, protection and care of children affected by AIDS and prevention
for adolescents most-at-risk, supported through technical guidance, data analysis, policy support, partnerships and joint advocacy.
ADOLESCENTS Strengthened protective and supportive environments, relevant services and opportunities for adolescent boys and girls to acquire
life skills and participate meaningfully in society.
5.4 HEALTH/HIV UNICEF EAPR has strengthened capacity to design and implement gender responsive, equity focused HEALTH/HIV programmes that deliver
results for the most disadvantaged children at scale.
9.5 PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT AND PARTNERSHIPS Public and Private Sector Engagement and Partnerships
4.3 REGIONAL OPERATIONS RO and COs have increased capacity and resources to practice modern, transparent, sustainable and accountable governance
OUTPUT 3.12 HUMANITARIAN Strengthened regional advocacy partnerships, knowledge and expertise to improve the capacities of governments and communities in
risk-prone countries to strategise and prepare, respond and mitigate the impact of disasters on children in line with the CCCs.
OUTPUT 2.5 EMERGENCY ADVOCACY, CAMPAIGN AND COMMUNICATIONS: RO and COs have strengthened capacity to advocate, campaign and communicate for the rights
of all children, especially the most vulnerable
5.14 SOCIAL POLICY & ECONOMIC ANALYSIS UNICEF EAPR has strengthened capacity to design and implement gender responsive, equity focused SOCIAL POLICY programmes that
deliver results for the most disadvantaged children at scale.
1.1 HEALTH - PROGRAMME EXCELLENCE EAP country offices have enhanced analytical and implementation capacity to address each country's structured bottlenecks in their
national and sub-national health systems and support achieving Universal Health Coverage for pregnant women, newborns, children,
adolescents and youth with strengthened, contextualized, quality, emergency and climate responsive, resilient and sustainable
Primary Health Care.
8.2 REGIONAL OPERATIONS UNICEF in EAPR have increased capacity and resources to practice transparent, sustainable and accountable governance
6.4 HEALTH/HIV EAPR has strengthened evidence, partnerships and resource mobilization capacity to improve HEALTH/HIV Outcomes.
HEALTH Strengthened and sustained utilization of high-impact interventions to improve health and well-being of mothers, newborns, children
and adolescents.
6.8 DATA, STATISTICS AND MONITORING EAPR has improved capacity to collect, analyse and utilise data, knowledge and information to monitor and report on children and to
demonstrate results.
6.6 NUTRITION EAPR has strengthened evidence, partnerships and resource mobilization capacity to improve NUTRITION outcomes.
5.3 ADOLESCENTS UNICEF EAPR has strengthened capacity to design and implement gender responsive, equity focused ADOLESCENTS programmes that deliver
results for the most disadvantaged children at scale.
6.1 STATE ACCOUNTABILITY FOR CHILD RIGHTS UNICEF EAP and partners have enhanced capacity to promote state accountability for the realisation of children's rights and
fulfillment of human rights obligations.
MGMT & STEWARDSHIP OF FINANCIAL RESOURCE RO/TCO Operations Management. Effective management and functioning of RO and Thailand Country Office operational resources
including financial and fiscal resources, information and communication systems, procurement of supplies and recruitment of
qualified staff and related HR support.
6.4 DISABILITY INCLUSION UNICEF and partners in EAP accelerate results for children with disabilities, effectively promote their rights and have enhanced
capacities and commitment to scale up programmes and policies that are disability-inclusive.