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Health supplies

Kansiime Ruth (only partially shown) uses a spoon to give pediatric HIV medicine to her one-year old son Lighton, in Uganda, 2019.
Programme
26/11/2019
Medicines
Medicines prevent and treat diseases that threaten the lives and well-being of children, adolescents and their caregivers.
Four-year old Fizza receives the oral vaccine against polio at DHA Collage School System, Neelum Campus during Polio D National Immunisation Day (NID) in Karachi Sindh Province, Pakistan, 2019.
Programme
26/11/2019
Vaccines
Vaccines protect children from disabling and deadly diseases and contribute to healthier communities by shielding us from infectious diseases.
A girl is vaccinate against Cholera in Oudomxay camp, Attapeu, Lao PDR, July 2018
Programme
12/11/2019
Ensuring quality
The quality of goods and services that UNICEF procures for children is key to delivering results for every child.
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
12/11/2019
Delivering products and services
Timely delivery of the right products and services today can change children’s lives for a better tomorrow.
A boy has his temperature screened with a UNICEF-provided infrared thermometer before entering the school, to prevent ebola transmission in Mbandaka, the capital of Equateur Province, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, May 2018.
Programme
06/11/2019
Health technologies
Health technologies help us deliver safe, timely and effective care for children and mothers.
Page
08/06/2022
Webinar: Biosafety and biosecurity in clinical laboratories
Online event in 8 June 2022 on global health security, laboratory biosafety guidelines, procurement services and maintenance of biosafety equipment.
A girl is comforted by her mother while she receives oxygen treatment from a UNICEF-supplied concentrator in a children’s hospital ward in Ghana.  
Document
07/06/2022
Target Product Profile: Oxygen Concentrator
In collaboration with NEST360 and the Oxygen CoLab, is driving the development of a fit-for-purpose Resilient Oxygen Concentrator for low-resource settings.

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In 1987, a small girl, held by her mother, is vaccinated by a nurse in the village of Köskköy, Turkey.
Photo Essay
26/05/2022
UNICEF supplies: A photographic time journey
In images, the decades-long work UNICEF has been carrying out to ensure that essential supplies reach children and their families.
Marsolyaire holds her newborn son Moisés Centeno, at the UNICEF-supported Caricuao Children's Hospital in Caracas, Venezuela.
Article
06/05/2022
Ensuring a safe childbirth around the world
How UNICEF’s midwifery and obstetric kits help prevent maternal and neonatal deaths.
Document
29/04/2022
ACT-A SFF Quarterly Report - Q1 2022

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