UNICEF has developed a series of standardized kits to support activities related to children’s health, education and protection. These include supplies for water, hygiene and sanitation (WASH), early childhood development and education in different contexts.

Packed in one cardboard or locked metal box, each kit contains essential school supplies and education materials for 40 students for up to three months, ensuring children can continue learning in emergencies or low-resource settings.

The kit is a vital component when UNICEF responds to emergencies around the world, including armed conflicts and natural disasters. ... How each box is packed and labelled is critical to how fast it can be put into use when it arrives. To facilitate distribution to small and often remote health facilities, it is packed into 10 identical sets of ...

Dec 12, 2024 · The attached UNICEF Kit Box TPP outlines the critical specifications and performance requirements for the UNICEF Kit Box, a container for emergency education, ECD and recreational kits. The kit box securely stores and transports essential supplies in various emergency settings, ensuring durability, portability, and environmental sustainability.

The Early Childhood Development Kit with 43 components packed in 1 lockable metal box. The previous ECD Kit (S9935060) was reviewed and the contents revised. The kit is designed to be used by 50 children (aged 0 to 6) at one time and is suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

The School-in-a-Box kit has become part of the UNICEF standard response in emergencies, used in many back-to-school operations around the world. The kit contains supplies and materials for a teacher and up to 40 students.

Interagency emergency health Kit 2017, Basic Unit. Contains essential medicines and medical devices (consumables and equipment) for a population of 1000 for a period of three months. Each supplementary malaria unit contains injectable anti-malarial medicines.

UNICEF has developed an innovative system for customizing emergency supply kits based on feedback from the people receiving them. Locally assembled, and containing locally sourced items as much as possible, these Kits That Fit are continuously reviewed and updated to ensure they are fit for purpose.

Each UNICEF Art-in-a-Box kit, also called the Adolescent Kit for Expression and Innovation, could provide 50 adolescents, ages 10-17, with an outlet for creative expression to help overcome trauma caused by conflict or emergency.

The Early Childhood Development Kit with 42 components packed in 1 lockable metal box. The previous ECD Kit (S9935060) was reviewed and the contents revised. The kit is designed to be used by 50 children (aged 0 to 6) at one time and is suitable for indoor and outdoor use.