Procuring supplies for children
Contract Awards
UNICEF procures commodities from suppliers around the world. You can see what UNICEF procured offshore and from whom since January 2001. Only contracts at or above a value of USD70,000 and above have been included until end of September 2006. From 1 October 2006, contracts at or above a value of USD100,000 have been included. Please note that Long Term Arrangements (LTAs) based on time period rather than value are also listed.
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2007
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2006
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2005
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2004
December 2004 [PDF]
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October 2004, Revision 1 [PDF]
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January 2004 re-entered June2005 [PDF]
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January 2003 [PDF]
2002
Contract awards for the year 2002 [PDF]
2001
Contract awards for the year 2001 [PDF]
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