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08/11/2022
Reimagining school construction for scalability and sustainability
Around 75 million children living in crisis-affected countries desperately need education support. In emergencies or other situations when school infrastructure needs to be scaled up quickly, UNICEF provides innovative Construction at UNICEF construction solutions to get children back into safe learning environmen...
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31/10/2022
UNICEF construction brings sustainability commitments to life
In 2021, Supply Annual Report UNICEF procured construction services totalling $257.1 million , including $106.7 million in the Middle East and North Africa Region and $64.1 million in the West and Central Africa Region. Additionally, UNICEF implements millions of dollars in construction works through its partners....
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31/10/2022
Building complex infrastructure in the world’s toughest locations
In support of its programmes, UNICEF is engaged in constructing new infrastructure and improving existing facilities that provide services to children, their families and communities. Construction projects in even the most developed environments are challenging by nature. They require a highly technical profession...