Product innovation

From frugal innovations to high-tech improvements, UNICEF is turning ideas into scalable solutions.

The Complementary Feeding Bowl is a practical, frugal innovation to fight malnutrition and ensure good feeding practices continue in the home.

The project's aim is to develop an appropriate household water treatment product that is suitable for emergency response situations.

The project’s goal is to increase the correct utilization of the Amoxicillin treatment regimen, to better treat pneumonia.

UNIEF is working together with WHO and PAHO to advance R&D to address gaps in vaccine and diagnostic tools

UNICEF is working with partners and industry to transform today’s under-supplied ZIKV diagnostics market.

The project explores the development of remote sensors and mobile technology to monitor use and functionality of pumps to predict failure before it happens.

VMAPs are an innovative intradermal delivery technology for delivering vaccinations, an alternative to the conventional methods.

The project aims to develop innovative furniture designs and guidelines for facilitating the local manufacturing and delivery of school furniture.

Reliable measurement devices allow to monitor progress toward eradicating hunger, reducing health inequalities and assessing health interventions.