UNICEF Supply

07/08/2026

This , learn about UNICEF's mother-infant MUAC tape that helps health workers identify malnutrition in pregnant and breastfeeding women, as well as infants under six months, enabling early support when it matters most.

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UNICEF uses a simple yet innovative bands to detect severe malnutrition and save children’s lives: the mid-upper arm circumference (MUAC) tape

06/08/2026

29/07/2026

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27/07/2026

Looks like a cooler. Delivers protection. 🧊💉

Vaccine carriers are the final link in the cold chain, keeping vaccines at safe temperatures as health workers travel by foot, bicycle, boat and other means to reach remote communities.

🔗 Click the link to learn how this simple but essential supply helps vaccines reach every child.

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A simple but essential UNICEF supply that keeps vaccines cold and protected until they reach children.

24/07/2026

24/07/2026

is turning reform into results.

By bringing together global procurement, logistics and in-country supply chains, the UN is working better as one system – reducing duplication, making smarter use of shared resources and delivering aid more efficiently to people in crises.

13/07/2026

Every year, UNICEF delivers on average over 30 million Mid-Upper Arm Circumference (MUAC) measuring tapes across nearly 60 countries, helping health workers identify children at risk of acute malnutrition quickly and effectively.

Costing just $0.06 each, these colour-coded tapes enable early detection and timely treatment, even in the most remote and crisis-affected communities.

🔗 Click the link to learn more.

https://unicef.link/4vvYCXE

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10/06/2026

More than 100 metric tonnes of lifesaving supplies have been airlifted to Bunia, DRC, with support from the European Union, to help contain the Ebola outbreak and protect affected communities.

The cargo includes personal protective equipment for frontline health workers, medicines, hygiene materials and medical supplies, expected to support nearly 100,000 people, including children and families facing displacement, conflict and limited access to basic services.