Ms Cynthia McCaffery appointed As New UNICEF Representative To India.

Cynthia McCaffrey began serving as the organization’s representative in India in October 2022. Beginning from October 25, 2022, she will provide leadership and strategic direction for the UNICEF India Country Programme to achieve results for children. Get information here

UNICEF: According to sources,  began serving as the organization’s new representative in India on October 25, 2022. She previously served as UNICEF’s representative in China. As Director of the Office of Innovation and Director and Chief of Staff of the Office of the Executive Director at UNICEF Headquarters, she has also held such positions. The new UNICEF Representative in India, Ms. Cynthia McCaffery, met Mr. Sanjay Verma, Secretary (West), Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), Government of India, today, according to the information supplied.

“India has made significant gains for children, young people, and women over the previous decades,” claimed Ms. Cynthia McCaffrey. In order to advance the rights of every child, I look forward to building on UNICEF’s successful relationship with the Indian government.

Who is Cynthia McCaffrey:

Ms. McCaffrey is American and graduated from Vanderbilt University with a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Public Policy from the University of Texas at Austin’s LBJ School. With the International Rescue Committee, she began her career in international development in 1988. She spends her free time travelling and watching her sister and brother’s comedic performances.

Career of Ms. Cynthia McCaffrey:

Ms. Cynthia McCaffrey has experience managing projects related to Africa, debt relief, health, education, and post-conflict situations while working in the World Bank’s office of the U.S. Executive Director. Her previous positions included those in the Administrator’s Office, the Center for Democracy and Governance, and the Bureau for Legislative and Public Affairs at the United States Agency for International Development. In 1995, Ms. McCaffrey was chosen as a White House Fellow.

UNICEF:

The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) operates in some of the most difficult locations on earth to help the most vulnerable children. This organisation works to improve the world for everyone in more than 190 nations and territories on behalf of every child, everywhere. Visit www.unicef.org for more details about UNICEF and the work it does for children.