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Supply Annual Report 2013

The report provides detailed statistics on UNICEF's local and international procurement and other key results.

A smiling woman holds UNICEF blankets, among the five she just received during a distribution at a Syrian Arab Red Crescent warehouse, in the city of Lattakia, in December 2013.
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Highlights

Over the year, UNICEF procured $2.8 billion worth of supplies and services for children in over 134 countries and areas. The 2013 report also focuses specifically on monitoring in the supply function – to ensure quality, effective procurement and timely delivery. Using product innovation, market influencing, supply chain optimization and capacity development, UNICEF strives to reach the most vulnerable and excluded child.

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