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Humanitarian crisis and response

A girl sitting on packs with hygiene products procured and distributed by UNICEF.

Enduring humanitarian emergencies

UNICEF is responding to meet the needs of refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) in some of the world's longest-running crises.

With mountains in the background, two girls walking on a dusty road look back.

Flagship report

Supply Annual Report 2022

Escalating needs of children drove UNICEF’s biggest-ever procurement of life-saving supplies.

Files available for download (2)

Supply Annual Report 2022 (PDF, 6 MB)

Annexes to the Supply Annual Report 2022 (PDF, 430 KB)

Circle of boys' bare feet with the soccer ball at a UNICEF Child-Friendly Space in Ouahigouya, Burkina Faso.

About us

UNICEF Global Supply and Logistics Hub is based in Copenhagen, Denmark, with regional hubs in Brindisi, Dubai, Guangzhou and Panama.

Girl wearing yellow bandana shows her school UNICEF backpack

UNICEF leverages supply chain expertise to deliver for child

A rapidly changing world requires an agile supply response to meet the needs of children.

Two UNICEF staff members get supplies ready for distribution from UNICEF’s warehouse in Lviv, Ukraine.

UNICEF’s response in Ukraine and beyond

Emma Maspero, Senior Emergency Manager at UNICEF Supply Division, tells us about UNICEF’s ongoing work to deliver vital supplies for children in Ukraine.

Karl, 15 months, sits in a UNICEF-supplied tent in the temporary shelters at Phillipe Guerrier High School in Les Cayes, Haiti on 17 August 2021

New shipment of UNICEF humanitarian aid arrives in earthquake-struck Haiti

First shipment with medical and water supplies has arrived; more to follow in the coming days

A damaged classroom full of children and their teacher

Scaling up construction in Yemen

A large construction portfolio is helping to rebuild social infrastructure in Yemen, the largest humanitarian crisis in the world.