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The little boy is receiving his routine vaccination. at polyclinic #1 in Vanadzor. April 21, 2021 Vanadzor, Lori region, Armenia
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27/03/2023
UNICEF Supply Chain Maturity Model
UNICEF has developed a model to measure the performance of countries’ supply chains and shape improvement plans
Shiva Ram Basnet, staff at the district public health office in Dolakha District in northeastern Nepal, examines a box of COVID-19 vaccines in the vaccine store room. The office is among the health facilities in Nepal where UNICEF has provided cold chain support, which was strengthened after the 2015 earthquake, in which Dolakha was among the hardest-hit districts. The equipment has since been used for routine immunization programmes, and now to store COVID-19 vaccines.
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17/03/2023
Vaccine Procurement Practitioners Exchange Forum (VPPEF)
An annual event to foster knowledge sharing, best practices and strengthen skills and understanding on diverse vaccine procurement topics.
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05/01/2023
Taking vaccine management to the next level with the SMT
Get learnings from the use of the SMT in South Sudan, Cameroon and Sierra Leone. Available in Arabic, English, French, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish.

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Arabic (PDF, 5 MB)
English (PDF, 1 MB)
French (PDF, 353 KB)
Portuguese (PDF, 2 MB)
Russian (PDF, 359 KB)
Spanish (PDF, 5 MB)
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05/01/2023
Building forward from experience: the Stock Management Tool
Read a PDF brochure introducing the online Stock Management Tool (SMT). Available in Arabic, English, French, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish.

Files available for download (6)

Arabic (PDF, 745 KB)
English (PDF, 2 MB)
French (PDF, 1 MB)
Portuguese (PDF, 2 MB)
Russian (PDF, 2 MB)
Spanish (PDF, 1 MB)
A woman, watched by a man and another woman, scans the barcode of a medicine in Rwanda.
Article
30/08/2022
Milestone in tackling falsified medical products in Africa
Scan with GS1 technology: first step to improve patient safety and address US$30 billion falsified medicines industry in low- and middle-income countries.
A UNICEF staff member seen from the back raises his left arm at Luanda's Quatro de Fevereiro International Airport, in March 2021
Article
19/08/2022
UNICEF Supply Community - results in a challenging year
UNICEF supply and logistics staff around the world reflect on the efforts to deliver aid in a complex year for the world.
A man is carrying a bike on his shoulder while crossing a river.
Photo essay
07/07/2022
A UNICEF bicycle tour
As the Tour de France set off from Copenhagen, discover how bikes help UNICEF to go the extra mile for children.
A women is taking her child to a health center of Soamanandrariny to benefit from the Health and Nutrition service packages.
Article
03/06/2022
‘One UN’ for health supply chains
UNICEF is driving a sustainable national supply chain transformation in Madagascar bringing together the health authorities and the development community.
Document
04/02/2022
Child Service Outcome Evaluation (CSO)
A beneficiary-centred survey that assesses whether services and products are reaching the intended recipients and having the expected impact on their well-b

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Child Service Outcome Evaluation (CSO) (PDF, 741 KB)
Mariia, 12, stands in front of her destroyed school in Kharkiv, Ukraine.
Article
16/01/2022
UNICEF’s construction projects reach millions of children
Select projects are benefiting millions of children and people in communities with education, water and health services.