Every year, UNICEF and partners procure enough vaccines for 45 per cent of the world’s children under 5 years of age.

In 2023, UNICEF delivered nearly 2.8 billion vaccine doses to 105 countries.

Learn how we do it 👇

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A historic step forward in mankind’s fight against one of the world’s deadliest diseases.

6-month-old Clarita is held by her mother after receiving the malaria vaccine during the launch of the malaria vaccination introduction into routine immunization programme in Benin.

Congratulations Benin, Liberia and Sierra Leone for launching large-scale rollouts of the world’s first malaria vaccine targeting millions of children! bit.ly/3UAAnIN #WorldMalariaDay

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First dose of malaria vaccine for this little one in Cameroon!

Every child has the right to a healthy and safe future.

And by working together, it is #HumanlyPossible to make that a reality.

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3-month-old Faith from Kenya is now better protected against the deadly malaria disease after receiving the vaccine.

Together, it’s #HumanlyPossible to secure a healthy future #ForEveryChild .

Thanks to the support 🤝 of our donors and partners in 2023, UNICEF procured $5.2 billion worth of supplies and services, reaching millions of children with critical support.

#ForEveryChild , THANK YOU 💙

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At UNICEF, supply chains are a lifeline to ensuring every child’s right to survive and thrive, to learn and to be protected.  
  
This is how UNICEF Supply procured over $5 billion worth of supplies and services in 2023. 
  
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Amira, a displaced midwife in Sudan examines a pregnant woman using the UNICEF Supply Midwifery Kit.

With millions now displaced in Sudan, including pregnant women, equipping midwives with the tools they need, is vital to protecting the lives of mothers and their newborns.

I’m excited to share the UNICEF Supply Annual Report 2023, #Supply360 🌎!

The report gives a 360° overview of the supply results achieved for children in 2023, by UNICEF and our partners worldwide.

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Over $5 billion.

That’s the value of supplies and services UNICEF procured last year to support the needs of children in 162 countries.

This is how we did it. 👇 UNICEF Supply

No matter where they are.
No matter who they are.
No matter the emergency.

UNICEF is there before, during and after the emergency, delivering #foreverychild around the world.

#Supply360 🌎

Ever wondered how an idea becomes a global solution for children? Explore the story of UNICEF Supply 's innovative journey💡

#WorldCreativityandInnovationDay

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We’re delighted to welcome the news that a new oral #cholera vaccine, Euvichol-S, has now received World Health Organization (WHO) prequalification!

This comes at a critical time given the acute global increase in cholera outbreaks: bit.ly/49C01B6 UNICEF #stopcholera #vaccineswork

Exciting news from Gavi and UNICEF as a new oral cholera vaccine, Euvichol-S, receives WHO prequalification! This will increase global supply and help combat ongoing cholera outbreaks. #vaccineswork 🌍💉👏

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Amid the global upsurge of cholera outbreaks, UNICEF and Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance welcome the approval of a new oral cholera vaccine.

Learn more.

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Great news!

As countries across ESAR like Zambia and Zimbabwe continue to fight cholera outbreaks, the approval of a new cholera vaccine means more children can be protected sooner.

#ForEveryChild , a safe and healthy future.

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Good news! A new oral cholera vaccine, Euvichol-S, has received World Health Organization (WHO) prequalification.

This means that UNICEF can now increase procurement of the vaccines by more than 25 per cent – a key step to expanding supply as countries respond to cholera outbreaks. unicef.org/press-releases…

6-month-old Mariama became the first child to receive the malaria vaccine in Sierra Leone. 💙

UNICEF and partners delivered 550,000 doses of the vaccines to Sierra Leone in efforts to increase access to malaria prevention, helping protect at-risk children and save lives.