Become a UNICEF supplier

UNICEF is interested in diversifying its supplier base and finding new suppliers that can provide quality goods at competitive prices.

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Business opportunities are posted on the United Nations Global Marketplace (UNGM), where tender notices from other UN organizations are also available. To see UNICEF opportunities, click on “Show more criteria” and enter UNICEF as the selected UN Organization.  

All applications to become a supplier with UNICEF must be made via UNGM. There is no charge to register as a supplier.

All procurement follows public procurement principles, and products must comply with recognized technical standards.  

UNICEF reviews supplier applications and determines interest based on the relevance of products and services. For reference to products procured by UNICEF, please view our Supply Catalogue.  

Financial evaluation

Suppliers may be requested to provide a complete copy of their audited financial statements, with comparative figures for the previous year. UNICEF evaluates financial viability, ethical and legal issues to identify and mitigate fiduciary risks.

For more information, contact: [email protected]

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Procurement policies

The principles and policies that guide UNICEF procurement. Suppliers are expected to have reviewed and must comply with our procurement policies.

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Codes of conduct for suppliers

UNICEF promotes and maintains the highest level of ethical standards, which are upheld and observed in all our relationships and business activities.

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UNICEF standard contractual texts

The main standard texts that are part of UNICEF’s purchase orders, service contracts, arrangements and solicitation documents.

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Packing, packaging and labelling - specifications and fees

UNICEF's standard requirements and fees for packing, packaging and labelling.

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