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Portrait of Razanamalala Bery Augustine, Head of Basic Health Center of Mahambo, Fenerive Est District, Madagascar.

Building infrastructure for the health of children

UNICEF works with countries and communities on construction projects to create health systems solutions and address inequalities in access to healthcare.

Cervical Cancer Toolkit

This document describes a complete supply solution for cervical cancer programmes covering prevention, diagnosis and treatment.

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Cervical Cancer Toolkit 2023 (PDF, 631 KB)

Children and their teacher waving hands at the playground of their school made out of plastic bricks, in Siansoba, Côte d’Ivoire.

Driving innovation in construction at UNICEF

UNICEF is using innovative construction strategies to address some of the world’s most complex humanitarian and development issues.

View on a community health centre with a sign where COVID-19 Hospital is written.

Scaling infrastructure during health emergencies

UNICEF supplements government health systems with rapidly scalable facilities to prevent disease and care for children and communities.

A baby in the arms of her mother is examined by a nurse.

The Oxygen Plant-in-a-Box saves the lives of children

This World Pneumonia Day, UNICEF celebrates the impact of investing in over 100 Plant-in-a-Box solutions, an effort launched during the COVi-19 pandemic.

A pair of hands hold a box with two vaccine viales on it.

Millions more children to benefit from malaria vaccine as UNICEF secures supply

With malaria one of the biggest killers of children under 5, the world’s first vaccine against a parasite is a major breakthrough for child health

A girl carries a UNICEF backpack while walking through mustard fields.

Supplying hope for children in Pakistan

A range of UNICEF programme supplies are helping the most vulnerable children in Pakistan survive and thrive.

world mask week

Medical masks during the COVID-19 pandemic

To support countries in their response to the coronavirus pandemic, UNICEF has sent over 320 million medical masks since January 2020.*

Girls using a computer at the Za’atari Refugee Camp in Jordan

Transforming data into actionable evidence

Supporting countries to make informed health care decisions

Immunization country profile

An interactive tool that provides partners with an overview of countries’ immunization performance in relation to key investments