Supply Annual Report 2019

The UNICEF 2019 Supply Annual Report provides insights into the scaling up efforts that UNICEF and partners undertook in 2019.

A boy stands in front of a blackboard in a school in Gourou Kirey, a suburb of Niamey, the capital of the Niger.

In 2019, UNICEF procured $3.826 billion in goods and services for children in 150 countries and areas. This includes life-saving commodities to improve the health, education, safety and well-being of children. The UNICEF 2019 Supply Annual Report provides insights into the scaling up efforts that UNICEF and partners undertook in 2019 to generate long-term and far-reaching improvements for children, from product and construction innovation and emergency preparedness to vaccine procurement and pre-financing intervention, among others.

The report highlights notable stories from the year as well as key commodity groups and services.

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Responding to emergencies in 2019

The UNICEF emergency supply and logistics operations spanned 58 countries and reached a global procurement value of 346.1 million

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Working together

In 2019, the collective effort of the Supply Community made the year’s achievements possible.

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Achieving results

In 2019, UNICEF procured more than $3.826 billion worth of goods and services and achieved significant results for children

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07/07/2020

Annexes to the Supply Annual Report 2019

UNICEF global procurement statistics.
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25/06/2020

Supply Annual Report 2019

The UNICEF 2019 Supply Annual Report provides insights into the scaling up efforts that UNICEF and partners undertook in 2019.
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UNICEF In 2019, UNICEF reached a record $3.826 billion annual procurement of goods and services for children and delivered supplies and services to 150 countries and areas.
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UNICEF From natural disasters to disease outbreaks, UNICEF supports countries with the supplies they need to respond to emergencies.