Partnerships

Use the links to the right to read or download the full report and its annexes. UNICEF Supply Annual Report 2023 Supply 360° features the vital role of UNICEF’s supply chains in realizing every child’s right to survive and thrive, to learn and to be protected. The achievements reported are a testament to what we can accomplish when we come…, ISSUU April 2024, 1 UNICEF Supply Annual Report 2023 Supply 360 Annex 1UNICEF procurement by country/area and US value, aggregating local, country-to-country and international procurement. COUNTRY/AREA Value ($) Afghanistan 72.514.479 Albania 2.603.359 Algeria 3.547.411 Angola 3.573.118 Argentina 7.704.926 Armenia 1.092.359 Australia 4.052.036 Austria 11.055.345…

UNICEF works with partners in the public and private sectors to support goals and priorities for children and their families. Our partnerships around sustainable, efficient and effective solutions lean on the sharing of our respective strengths to build and progress on some of the most urgent challenges globally.   We commit to the highest levels…, Procurement and supply, Technical guidance and resources, Explore also

In 2022, many children and their families around the world faced multiple emergencies. War, disease outbreaks, natural disasters and other crises meant that by the end of the year 339 million people required life-saving assistance – up 25 per cent on a year earlier. This placed huge demands on global humanitarian supply chains, highlighting that…, Emergency supplies touch down, War in Ukraine: The war has had a devastating impact on the country’s 7.5 million children, with the fighting sparking displacement on a scale not seen since World War II. The global logistics and transport firms Kuehne + Nagel, Flexport and tourism group TUI contributed to UNICEF’s emergency response by delivering dignity kits, hygiene supplies,…, Improving supply chains for the future, During emergencies, the pressure on supply chains increases, which can result in delays, rising freight costs and bottlenecks in the transport of supplies. Finding longer-term solutions to overcome these challenges was a key priority for UNICEF in 2022.   In January, a memorandum of understanding was signed with The Global Alliance for Trade…, Supply chains: critical to saving lives, UNICEF’s supply chain experiences in 2022 highlighted once more the critical importance of public and private sector partnerships to overcome challenges so that we can reach people in need and strengthen systems for the future. UNICEF will continue to harness partners’ expertise, innovation and leadership to ensure supplies arrive in the hands of…

NEW YORK, 3 February 2021 – “UNICEF is proud to be part of today’s release of an indicative distribution plan by the COVAX Facility. “This release will help countries continue their preparations for vaccine distribution by providing them with details of the type of vaccine each country will receive in the first and second quarters. “This is, of…

The challenge, How can we ensure that a child in a remote village has timely access to routine, quality-assured vaccines – not only today, but also tomorrow?  Can we envision a world in which every child at risk of malaria sleeps under a long-lasting insecticidal bed net; and all girls and boys have access to math books that can prepare them with skills for…, Explore also, The solutions, We know that each country and each community is different, and every child is unique. We also know that there is not one, but many solutions. UNICEF works with governments and partners, including Gavi, the Global Fund, USAID, the World Bank, the United Kingdom's Department for International Development (DFID), the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation…, National supply chains, On 23 December 2020, villagers load boxes of UNICEF WASH kits onto fibreglass boats on Tavea village, Bua, Fiji., Supply financing, A boy waiting in line for vaccination at Al-Sabah children's hospital in Juba, South Sudan, in February 2020., Sustainable procurement, A boy waving his hand in front of solar panels that provide water in Herat, in the West of Afghanistan, in March 2020., Featured publication

Memorandum of understanding (MOU), Get standard texts for MOU, which are necessary to govern relationships between UNICEF and a procurement services partner.