A few days ago, Swedish environmental girl Greta Tengberg donated a total of US $ 100,000 from the Danish non-profit organization Human Action to UNICEF to protect children during the fight against the virus pandemic.

Comprehensive foreign media news, the Human Action Group dedicated to eliminating extreme poverty on a global scale awarded the money to Greta Tenberg, in recognition of her unremitting efforts in climate protection.

The organization also donated an additional US $ 100,000 for UNICEF activities to increase Temberg ’s donations. These funds will be used to provide food, health care, educational support and various other services as part of a wider UNICEF campaign to address the problems children face during the pandemic.

Greta Tenberg said in a statement, “Like the climate crisis, the coronavirus pandemic is a crisis of children ’s rights that will affect all children. Now and in the long run, vulnerable groups will be affected. The most serious impact. I ask everyone to stand up and join me in supporting the important work of UNICEF to save children ’s lives, protect health, and continue education. “

It is reported that through this campaign, UNICEF will also distribute basic hygiene products, including personal protective equipment and hygiene bags.

These efforts are part of the United Nations Global Humanitarian Response to Viruses, which seeks to raise $ 2 billion to control the virus and support affected communities.

The response plan includes a $ 350 million appeal for immediate logistics expansion so that United Nations agencies can distribute basic supplies around the world.

In particular, UNICEF provides school meals for children during school suspension, oversees a global learning platform, launches a campaign for a global ceasefire, and delivers medical supplies to low-income countries.

United Nations Children ’s Fund Executive Director Fore said, “This coronavirus pandemic is the worst fight in the world for generations. Children and young people are one of the people most affected by the ‘COVID-19’ chain effect , So it ’s natural for them to want to do something. “

Greta Tenberg said in a recent Earth Day video on YouTube, “Whether we like it or not, the world has changed, and the situation is completely different now than it was a few months ago. It may never be the same again. The same as before, we must choose a new way forward. “