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José Juan Ortiz: Cuba is a country of limited economic development, but high human development, so the fundamental difference between our work in Cuba and other UNICEF member countries is that our priorities are different. In other countries, the main health priority is surviving infancy and the top educational priority is ensuring children go to school. This doesn’t apply here since these goals were achieved 50 years ago, prompting a somewhat different strategy for our Cuba country program. Instead of implementing specific projects addressing these issues as we do elsewhere, our work in Cuba is organized to support fulfillment of the Convention on the Rights of the Child at different stages of childhood development.

Protecting Children Takes More Will than Resources: José Juan Ortiz, UNICEF Representative in Cuba