Presented by: Helene Moller. UNICEF Overview Immunization refrigerators Industry Consultation 28 October 2016

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1 Presented by: Helene Moller UNICEF Overview Immunization refrigerators Industry Consultation 28 October

2 The UNICEF Strategic Plan Goals and the SDGs are highly related

3 Critical Functions of Supply Division Support results for children with an effective, efficient supply operation Help meet UNICEF s Core Commitments for Children in emergencies by providing rapid response to emergency supply and logistics needs Contribute to influencing markets to ensure sustainable access to essentials supplies for children Serve as a centre of expertise and knowledge on essential supplies for children and supply chains and build capacities of national governments Provide procurement services to governments and development partners on strategic-essential supplies Establish policies for supply chain activities Use product innovation to increase results and decrease costs

4 Supply Community Objectives of establishing a Supply Community o Supportive environment o Professional development o Professional belonging & support o Career Mobility o Knowledge sharing Logisticians Buyers Warehouse managers Shipping experts Market experts Monitoring specialists Product experts Pharmacists Nutritionists Planners/Forecasters Architects Engineers Inspectors Quality Assurance Financing experts 965 staff 136 nationalities 163 offices 94 countries

5 UNICEF Supply Strategies for UNICEF Outcome Areas Health HIV/AIDS WASH Nutrition Education Protection Inclusion UNICEF Global Supply Strategies Service Delivery Emergency Influencing Markets Product Innovation Strengthening Supply Chains with Governments Monitoring Supply Financing Enabling Strategies Evaluation Partnerships Supply Community Optimising UNICEF Supply Working Together for Results

6 UNICEF s supply function vision 2005 Direct Delivery Procurement Services 2008 Direct Delivery Procurement Services Direct Delivery Procurement Services CD IV Direct Delivery Procurement Services Capacity Development IV & MI 2020 Direct Delivery Procurement Services Capacity Development Innovation & Market Influence

7 UNICEF expenditure by material groups, 2015 $3.428 billion of supplies and services Vaccines $1.725 billion Pharmaceuticals $151.4 million Nutrition $150.6 million Medical supplies & equipment $110.4 million Bed nets & insecticides $58.7 million Construction $ million Cold chain equipment $75.6 million Water & sanitation $96.4 million Approximately $1.754 billion is procurement on behalf of governments and partners. Education $66.1 million International freight $104.3 million

8 Influencing markets with Partners Analyze and set Targets Availability Quality Affordability Sustainability (including local production) Innovation Employ Strategies Pool volumes Convene Industry Forums Provide Forecast to industry Transparency- publish prices Foster competitive markets Strategic procurement Volume guarantees Bridge financing Collaboration

9 Cumulative savings from 2012 to date > $1 billion Original target for was $810 million. This was reached and exceeded by $259 million by 2016 through procurement efforts to influence markets. A joint achievement with Gavi, BMGF, GFATM, UNITAID, DFID, MSF and suppliers.

10 Savings across outcome areas and product groups Most marked in Immunization supplies, ARVs and LLINs

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13 The Cold Chain Unit within Health Technology Center Senior Advisor Cold Chain Helene Moller Contracts Manager Petter Storaas Technical Specialist Dereje Haile Technical Specialist Thierry Copois Contracts Officer Julia Behr Contracts Officer Sergey Khvedchenya Technical Specialist Teshome Yemamu Technical Specialist Valdas Lukauskas Procurement Assistant Procurement Assistant Technical Officer Gemma Ross Udsen Alicja Brynier Vacant Procurement Assistant Procurement Assistant Technical Assistant Technical Assistant Casper Prip Markmann Vacant Vacant Andrew Mc Court Procurement Assistant Procurement Assistant Vacant Adam Scott Bjerregaard

14 Thank you! 14