International Children's Day of Broadcasting Award
Presented by UNICEF in conjunction with International Emmy Awards and awarded to a broadcaster whose children's programming on or around the first Sunday in March of the previous year best reflects the theme declared by UNICEF for that year. Aims and conditions may be found at .
- 2010 - Télévision Togolaise of Togo for its weekly A Nous La Planete
- 2009 - Citizen TV of Kenya for its weekly Angels Café
- 2008 - China Central Television children’s channel for documentary On the Way
- 2007 - National Broadcasting of Thailand for From South to North, From East to West, Thailand ICDB - Unite for Children, Unite Against AIDS
- 2006 - Teleradio Moldova for their program Let’s Play!
- 2005 - Egyptian TV for Rebellion of the Canes
- 2004 - ATN Bangla for Amrao pari (We, too, Can)
- 2003 - Television 13 of Colombia, with the support of Fundación Imaginario for Tropas de Paz (Peace Troops), Disparando Cámaras para la Paz (Cameras Shooting for Peace) and A Prender TV (To Learn TV) Directed by Mariana Ferrer and Alejandro Jaramillo
- 2002 - Star News of New Delhi, India
- 2001 - Consorcio Cigala by Canal Capital of Colombia. Directed by Diego León Hoyos Jaramillo. Assistant Director Mariana Ferrer and Alejandro Jaramillo
- 2001 - ACE Communications of Kenya for contributions to the UNICEF Say Yes for Children Campaign in 2001
- 2000 - TV Cultura of Brazil
- 1999 - TV Cultura of Brazil
- 1998 - TV Cultura of Brazil
- 1997 - Namibian Broadcasting Corporation
- 1996 - TV Ontario, Canada
- 1995 - Sabado Chiquito De Corporan of the Dominican Republic
Read more about this topic: List Of International Emmy Award Winners
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