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Emergency supplies

A displaced child stands among hundreds of emergency supply kits picking up one of them. The kits were distributed by the Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) Consortium, led by UNICEF and WFP.
Programme
31/10/2022
Delivering products and services
Timely delivery of the right products and services today can change children’s lives for a better tomorrow.
UNICEF staff unloading emergency supplies in Port Moresby, Papua new Guinea for earthquake response efforts, in March 2018.
Programme
28/06/2022
Responding to emergencies with life-saving supplies
See how UNICEF mobilizes life-saving supplies for children by working toward early recovery, long-term development and preparedness for the future.
A woman who had been displaced by the earthquakes that hit Syria in February 2023 collects a UNICEF Hygiene Kit distributed the Syrian Arab Red Crescent.
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15/03/2023
Delivering emergency supplies
UNICEF’s emergency supply and logistics teams are working hard to send life-saving supplies where they are needed most.
Children and families fill jerrycans with clean water at a distribution point in Aleppo city, northern Syrian Arab Republic.
Photo essay
06/03/2023
Reaching those affected by earthquakes in Syria and TĂĽrkiye
Find out how UNICEF has been working to provide children and their families with the supplies they need to survive in the aftermath of the disaster.
Photo essay
23/02/2023
How UNICEF’s supply response in Ukraine has evolved
Read more about the life-saving supplies UNICEF has been delivering to Ukraine and surrounding countries.
Sitting beside a caregiver, young boy with a handheld device that measures oxygen saturation attached to his index finger.
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14/02/2023
Target product profiles (TPPs)
TPPs communicate requirements for products that are not available on the market but that fulfil a priority need.
A woman living in Desportivo, a temporary accommodation centre in Pemba, Mozambique, walks carrying her baby in the pack and UNICEF hygiene kits containing clothes, underwear and sanitary products.
Page
06/02/2023
Pre-packed kits for emergencies and beyond
The kits serve as a first response to urgent needs where local market solutions are not immediately available or accessible.
A young woman looks in the camera holding a pink plastic bucket on her head.
Article
01/12/2022
When cholera strikes
Find out how UNICEF is responding to a worrying spread of the deadly disease.
Circle of boys' bare feet with the soccer ball at a UNICEF Child-Friendly Space in Ouahigouya, Burkina Faso.
Page
25/11/2022
About us
UNICEF Global Supply and Logistics Hub is based in Copenhagen, Denmark, with regional hubs in Accra, Brindisi, Dubai, Guangzhou and Panama.
Children sit in a shelter run by a church in Portoviejo, ManabĂ­, Ecuador, in April 2016, in the aftermath of an earthquake that caused loss of life and significant damage.
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21/11/2022
Emergency supplies lists
Infectious disease health emergency supply notes with the lists of products UNICEF has available for emergency outbreak responses or preparedness.
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