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The UNICEF report on the state of the world's children is published annually in over 30 languages. It is distributed to all media in all countries at the end of December each year and has become both a record and a catalyst of the movement to promote the kind of development which most benefits today's children - and tomorrow's world. The 1992 report describes what it would take and what it would cost to meet the basic needs of all the world's children - for food and water, health care and education - by the end of the century. Following the 1990 World Summit for Children, at which a gathering of heads of state promised a new deal for children in the decade ahead, the report sets out the action now needed, by governments and peoples of both rich and poor nations, if that promise is to be kept.
