In Honduras, UNICEF supports the creation and development of national programs and policies for children.

The promotion and fulfillment of these rights are related to the rights of women, for which UNICEF also works to promote their equality, free of all types of discrimination.

UNICEF works with the State, civil society organizations, private companies, churches, and the media, among others, to promote national and international commitments that make the principles enunciated in the Convention a reality.

UNICEF's budget is entirely dependent on voluntary funds. States contribute two thirds of the resources; foundations, private companies, other private entities and some six million individual donors contribute the rest.

UNICEF was created in 1946 by the United Nations with the aim of helping the children of Europe who suffered the serious consequences of the Second World War.