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STORY:PALESTINE/POLIO
TRT: 1:44
SOURCE: UNICEF
RESTRICTIONS: NONE
LANGUAGE:NATS
SHOOT DATE: 6-9 DECEMBER 2013, STATE OF PALESTINE
1.Med shot, UNICEF Executive Director Yoka Brandt giving oral polio vaccine to a baby 2.Close up, Brandt aking with nurse at Al Daraj clinic in Gaza, asking the name of the baby who was given oral polio vaccine
3.Close up, little girl in yellow sweater at the health clinic
4.wide shot, South Hebron Hills
12.Various shots, UNICEF car driving through the hills
13.Wide shot, people of BirAle’d village welcome Ms Brandt as she steps down from the UNICEF car
14.Close shot, A group of kids inside the tent in BirAle’d
15.Med shot, Ms Brandt and a group of kids inside the tent in Bir Ale’d
16.Various shots, Ms Brandt speaks with members of the community inside the tent
17.Med shot, Ms Brandt crosses Israeli checkpoint in the old city of Hebron
18.Med shot, Ms Brandt along with the UNICEF staff and EAPPI volunteers in the old city of Hebron
19.Various shots, Ms Brandt speaks with adolescents at the Youth Development Department (YDD) office in Hebron city
20.Med shot, Upsound, Yoka Brandt asking teenagers “So how is this helping you?”
21.Med shot, girl talking to Ms.Brandt in green scarf
22.Med shot, Ms Brandt speaks with adolescents
23.Med shot, UNICEF board “psychosocial emergency support teams”
24.Various shots, children playing as Ms Brandt watches and speaks with staff at the Youth Development department in EzbatAbdRabo in north Gaza
UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Yoka Brandt recently concluded a four-day visit to the State of Palestine where she participated inthe kick-off polio campaingn
UNICEF is supporting Palestinian Ministry of Health partners to immunize up to 630,000 children aged 5 and younger against polio.
The campaign is part of the largest ever immunization effort in the Middle East, which aims to vaccinate some 23 million children in seven countries against the highly infectious virus. In October, a polio outbreak was confirmed in the strife-riven Syrian Arab Republic.
During her visit to the West Bank, Brandt met with children and families living in a remote herding community on the edge of Firing Zone 918 in the South Hebron Hills.
The family explained how difficult it was to access food and services, and the difficulties they face to send their children to a distant school.
In Hebron, she also saw how UNICEF helps Palestinian adolescents participate in their communities by producing short videos highlighting social issues.
