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EC Markets Joins UNICEF UK Business Network 

EC Markets is proud to join UNICEF UK’s Business Network, protecting children worldwide and reaffirming its commitment to responsible growth and urgent humanitarian action.

Helping children in crisis

UNICEF works to improve the lives of children and their families. Despite remarkable challenges around the world, UNICEF fights for the rights of every child seeking safe shelter, nutrition, protection from disaster and conflicts, and equality. To support UNICEF’s cause, EC Markets has contributed £25,000 to UNICEF’s emergency response efforts, helping deliver essential aid such as healthcare, nutrition, education, clean water, and protection.

Andafiavaratra Neighborhood, Antananarivo District, Analamanga Region, Madagascar (15/05/2024) : group photo of children showing their little fingers marked with ink to signify that they have been vaccinated taken during the second day of the polio campaign. Fehizoro, 20, is the youngest social mobilizer at the center; the Andohalo district was divided between 14 teams of mobilizers, Fehizoro and her colleagues Fabien (vaccinator) and Lucas (datas recorder) inherited the Andafiavaratra neighborhood. In Madagascar, the first round of the Supplementary Immunization Activities against polio took place from May 14 to 17, 2024, in all regions, with the support of UNICEF and its partners. According to the ministry of Public Health, the four rounds of the polio vaccination campaign in 2023 enabled over five million children aged 0-59 months to be vaccinated, achieving an administrative coverage of 99.8%. During the last round of the same year, over 13 million children under the age of 15 received the polio vaccine. These results have had a significant impact on transmission management, as no cases of polio have been detected in the country for the past six months. The two rounds planned for 2024 aim to reinforce these achievements. As in previous campaigns, in addition to vaccinations at public and private primary health clinics, mobile teams went door-to-door in all communities and schools to vaccinate all children. In Madagascar, the vaccination of children is supported by partner-donors, including Gavi, the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, the Embassy of France, Rotary International, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.


© UNICEF/Rindra Ramasomanana

About UNICEF

UNICEF is the United Nations Children’s Fund, working in over 190 countries, they provide life saving support to children in need, from healthcare to education, nutrition and clean water, UNICEF helps communities build stronger, more resilient futures.

Children from the remote village of Gadiaba Kadiel in the Nioro region of Mali receive bicycles and school kits donated by UNICEF. This initiative aims to ease their daily journey and provide them with safer, more accessible education despite the long distances between their homes and the nearest school.


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Responsibility beyond business

We are committed to making a lasting and positive impact on the lives of children worldwide. Our contribution reflects a broader mission to use our global reach for good.

Farah Al-Qaderi is a beneficiary of the services provided by Dar Al-Sharaf health centre in Al Mashannah district of Ibb governorate.

UNICEF plays a crucial role in addressing severe wasting by providing Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) and Ready-to-Use Supplementary Food (RUSF). They manage 75-80% of the global supplies of RUTF and RUSF, focusing on increasing procurement, diversifying suppliers, and ensuring that these essential resources reach both communities and emergencies. In particular, UNICEF supports health centres in Yemen, such as Dar Al-Sharaf in Al Mashannah district of Ibb governorate, working to ensure that this vital aid is available to those in need.


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“We firmly believe that our success is measured not only in terms of economic growth but also by the positive impact we can have on our local communities and around the world. By joining UNICEF UK’s Business Network, we are supporting children living in the most difficult circumstances, ensuring that they have the access and support they need to​ lead the fullest life. “

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Adam Saward, Managing Director of EC Markets