Expansion in digital parenting solutions UNICEF launched the Bebbo parenting app in Europe and Central Asia in 2019 to provide expert advice on children's health. This digital initiative presents an opportunity for collaboration with technology companies specializing in parenting apps or healthcare solutions.
Strategic partnerships in public health Partnerships with organizations like Redbridge Council in the UK and Eli Lilly, which committed $6.5M in funding, demonstrate UNICEF's focus on public health. This indicates potential opportunities for collaborations with pharmaceutical companies or health-focused NGOs.
Advocacy programs on youth issues UNICEF appointed National Ambassadors and Youth Advocates in India, focusing on climate action, mental health, and STEM. Engaging with such advocates can create sales opportunities for companies promoting CSR, youth-related products, or services tied to these causes.
Investments in children's rights and well-being UNICEF's work in Child-Friendly Cities programs with local authorities underscores a commitment to children's rights globally. Companies specializing in urban planning, education, or child welfare can explore partnerships aligned with these initiatives.
Tech utilization for global impact UNICEF utilizes a diverse tech stack including Microsoft Advertising and SAP ERP to reach disadvantaged children worldwide. Technology firms offering complementary solutions or services can explore collaborations aimed at supporting humanitarian efforts.