UNICEF's 1984-85 program review describes ongoing child health and nutrition programs and other community-based services for children. Specific attention is given to primary health care, child survival and development, and child nutrition, as well as to safe water supplies and sanitation, formal and nonformal education, urban community-based services, women's activities, childhood disabilities, and appropriate technology. Also discussed are program support activities, advocacy for children, and emergency relief and rehabilitation. Discussions are illustrated by program profiles from different countries, including Indonesia, Haiti, Colombia, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Tanzania, Mozambique, Malaysia, Nepal, Thailand, Jamaica, and Angola. UNICEF's income, commitments, and expenditure for 1984-85 are presented in charts, maps, and tables. Concluding materials provide an overview of the organization's philosophy, policies, methods of program cooperation, and supporting activities. Members of the executive board are listed. (RH)