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A baby is being vaccinated and weighted at the health center of Brazzaville, the capital of Congo.

Innovation for Vaccination Systems

Strengthening Programmatic Performance in Immunization: Service Experience, Data Use and Management

Child sitting in Svay Pak Village

23 October 2018

Innovating for children in an urbanizing world

Tech innovations that improve the lives of vulnerable children in cities

Minister for International Development Matilda Ernkrans and UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell with young scientists from Sweden at the Global Innovation Center in Stockholm

Government of Sweden and UNICEF strengthen global partnership for children

Visit affirms pioneering partnership between the Government of Sweden and UNICEF’s Office of Innovation to establish a global innovation center in Stockholm

Children learn with tablets and computers in the Public Melen School of Yaoundé, the capital of Cameroon.

Meet Eduten, the edtech startup with the potential to become a 'Blue Unicorn' that impacts the learning experiences of 100 million children

UNICEF and XTC announce Eduten as winner of 2022 UNICEF EdTech Award with special mention to CogniAble

Student in a school in Chad

UNICEF and Extreme Tech Challenge announce strategic partnership to advance the future of learning

Happy children in the village of Bouaflé, in the center of Côte d'Ivoire

15 December 2021

Acquisitions Spur Growth for Open Source Startups

Five Venture Fund Portfolio Companies have made successful exits in 2021, demonstrating sustainability and their potential to scale

Students in a school in Chad

01 December 2021

UNICEF and Liquid Intelligent Technologies launch a partnership to help Giga bridge the digital divide in Africa

Happy children play on a swing set at Hun Sen Ta Vaeng Primary School in Ta Vaeng Village, Ta Vaeng Leu Commune, Ta Vaeng District, Ratanakiri Province.

16 November 2021

5 fintech startups graduate from ING-UNICEF Fintech for Impact program

The 5 selected startups, who received equity-free funding and technical mentorship, have now graduated from the programme to offer greater opportunity and security to vulnerable children and families.

Students at Miya Central Primary School, Bauchi State

11 November 2021

UNICEF and Jumia launch a partnership to help Giga connect schools in Africa to the Internet

A student looks out the window of her class in the Northern Region.

Open Source for Digital Sovereignty

The multidimensional development crises won’t be tackled with closed systems. UNICEF’s work in Ghana aims for a more equitable digital infrastructure