Housing in Philippines 
4/1/1964 8:18:29 AM 
Unique ID UN7656101 
Housing in Philippines 
4/1/1964 8:18:38 AM 
Unique ID UN7656105 
Housing in Philippines 
4/1/1964 8:18:40 AM 
Unique ID UN7656106 
Housing in the Philippines 
4/1/1964 8:18:36 AM 
Unique ID UN7656104 
Housing in Philippines 
4/1/1964 8:18:14 AM 
Unique ID UN7656095 
Housing in the Philippines 
4/1/1964 8:17:55 AM 
Unique ID UN7656087 
Housing in Philippines 
4/1/1964 8:18:02 AM 
Unique ID UN7656090 
Housing in Philippines 
4/1/1964 8:18:34 AM 
Unique ID UN7656103 
Housing in the Philippines 
4/1/1964 8:17:45 AM 
Unique ID UN7656082 
Housing in Philippines 
4/1/1964 8:18:43 AM 
Unique ID UN7656107 
Housing in Philippines 
4/1/1964 8:18:45 AM 
Unique ID UN7656108 
Education in Philippines 
4/1/1964 7:54:51 PM 
Unique ID UN7465984 
Afghanistan: UNICEF Girls' Education 
2/6/2002 11:10:08 AM 
Unique ID UN7768306 
UNICEF Supplies Milk for Guatemalan Children 
1/1/1951 5:13:16 PM 
Unique ID UN7435245 
Afghan Refugee Girls Attend School in Iran 
1/30/2002 2:32:32 PM 
Unique ID UN7779930 
Afghanistan: UNICEF Girls' Education 
2/6/2002 10:42:02 AM 
Unique ID UN7768304 
Afghanistan: UNICEF Girls' Education 
2/6/2002 11:01:12 AM 
Unique ID UN7768305 
Ghana Trains Community Health Nurses 
11/1/1963 8:12:46 AM 
Unique ID UN7654994 
Social Progress in Togo 
2/1/1964 5:03:25 PM 
Unique ID UN7771589 
UNICEF Supports Community School in Afghanistan 
5/7/2009 9:05:45 AM 
Unique ID UN7442865 
Headline Housing in the Philippines 
Caption Description About 50 per cent of the population of the Philippines' major cities lives in make-shift houses because of the lack of low-cost housing. In the 15 years following World War II, about 60,000 families poured into Manila, creating an impoverished area, particularly in the North Harbour district. During the winter of 1963, the Government decided to tear down this housing and relocate the tenants, in the suburb of Sapang Palay. At present, the Government, aided by private groups, the United Nations, the United Nations Children's Fund, (UNICEF), and other UN agencies, are planning low-cost housing projects for this site as well as industrial estates and various social services.

A scene in an elementary school for girls in Sapang Palay. The school, operated by the Immaculate Conception Sisters, has an enrollment of 88. The girls' parents helped the nuns in building the school. [Exact date unknown]

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Unique Identifier UN7656091 
NICA ID 217002 
Production Date 04/01/1964 8:18:04 AM 
City/Location Manila
Country Philippines
Credit UN Photo