August 15, 2022

Matching today’s Challenges with Tomorrow’s Solutions - Global Innovation Strategy

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UNICEF

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Innovation in General (incl. HCD)
The Global Innovation Strategy guides everything we do to innovate with and for children. It ensures that all the investments we make in innovation fit with our global aim of ensuring that every child can survive, thrive, and live and learn in a safe, inclusive space. The strategy ensures that innovation is applied to the toughest, most pressing problems faced by some of the most vulnerable children and young people. We take a systematic approach to innovation, applying skills and energy across digital platforms, physical products, new ways of financing and new ways of working to boost impact and efficiency. Whilst moving quickly and taking calculated risks, we’re investing in rolling out proven, life-changing innovations to millions and creating a culture of innovation across the organization. And we're continuing to work with partners - and through our network of global problem solvers - to accelerate results for children worldwide.
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