UNICEF procures and delivers vital supplies to countries affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and continues its work to supply essential products for children.
Since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak, UNICEF has been delivering personal protective equipment (PPE), therapeutics and diagnostics to help countries in their response to the pandemic.
Flexibility and adaptability have been key components of the UNICEF response as the demand for supplies to combat the virus has sharply increased and caused market constraints, pricing volatility, export bans and logistics barriers.
UNICEF has been undertaking continuous assessments of developments and the impact the crisis has on shipping and logistics as well as on sourcing of essential and strategic supplies.
Find here latest supply highlights, including COVID-19 impact assessments on supplies and logistics.
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