UNICEF Supply Division is one of the world's largest humanitarian procurement operations. The division procures goods and services for children's programmes in over 150 countries.
What UNICEF Supply Covers
UNICEF procures vaccines, medicines, nutrition supplies, educational materials, emergency supplies, and services. The division uses long-term agreements and competitive bidding for various product categories.
How to Access Opportunities
Opportunities are published on UNICEF's website and through UNGM. Suppliers should register on UNGM. UNICEF maintains supplier rosters and long-term agreements for key commodities.
Strengths
- Large volumes: Massive procurement operation
- Long-term agreements: Multi-year contracts
- Global delivery: Supply to 150+ countries
- Impact focus: Supplies for children's programmes
Limitations
- Specific products: Focus on children's programme needs
- Quality requirements: Strict quality and compliance standards
- Competition: Global supplier competition
- Prequalification: Product prequalification for some categories
Frequently Asked Questions
What products does UNICEF procure most?
Major categories include vaccines (UNICEF is the world's largest buyer), medicines, nutrition supplies, educational materials, water/sanitation supplies, and emergency goods.
How does prequalification work?
For some products like vaccines and medicines, manufacturers must achieve WHO prequalification or equivalent quality certification before UNICEF will purchase.
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