UNOPS

United Nations Office for Project Services

• The sixth largest entity in the United Nations system by value of contracts.

• Orders remain at the average level of approximately USD 0.9 billion per year (in 2020, they accounted for over 5.3% of the value of all orders of the United Nations and its specialized institutions).

• He is interested in high-quality goods, robots and services. In 2020, he most frequently ordered pharmaceuticals, contraceptives, vaccines (USD 122 million), vehicles and spare parts (USD 78 million), laboratory testing equipment and computer equipment, as well as construction services (USD 97 million), cleaning and protection (90, $ 1 million), transportation or consultation.

INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF RED CROSS

International Red Cross

• The purpose of the activities of the International Committee of the Red Cross
  (The ICRC / ICRC is dedicated to assisting victims of armed conflicts.

• ICRC orders for goods and services amount to $ 1.8 billion annually.

• ICRC is looking for innovative solutions and prefers long-term cooperation (from 3 to 10 years) with companies that meet all the cooperation criteria.

UNICEF

United Nations Children's Fund

• UNICEF orders stand at an average level of approximately USD 3.5 billion per year (which accounted for over 18.5% of the value of all orders of the UN and its specialized organizations).
   

• UNICEF is the second largest organization after WFP in terms of the value of the goods and services ordered for the United Nations
   

• UNICEF orders a wide range of goods and services from a catalog of approximately 2,000 standardized products

WFP - WORLD FOOD PROGRAM

World Food Program

• WFP orders on average annually amount to approximately USD 3 billion (USD 3.5 billion in 2020, which accounted for over 19% of the value of all orders of the United Nations and its specialized organizations, placing it in the first place of contracting entities in the UN system).
   

• WFP primarily purchases food and beverages (worth USD 1.6 billion), transport and postal services (worth USD 1.2 billion in 2020), fuels and lubricants, and management and administrative services

INT.  FUND FOR AGRICULTURAL AGREEMENT

International Agricultural Development Fund

• The Fund aims to improve the situation in countries suffering from hunger and poverty with preferential loans and donations to combat hunger.
   

• IFAD orders amount to approximately USD 50 million annually. IFAD orders cover a wide range of goods and services: from computers and equipment for buildings and offices to specialized consulting and logistics services.

WHO - WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION

World Health Organisation

• WHO orders stand at an average of USD 700 million per year (which accounted for over 4% of the value of all orders in the UN system).
   

• The WHO orders are dominated by health services (about USD 250 million), medical equipment, but also related to the construction industry. 75% of WHO's orders are services. The WHO primarily buys first aid kits, hospital equipment, medicines, laboratory equipment and vaccines.

FAO - FOOD & AGRICULTURAL ORGANIZATION

United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization

• FAO aims to increase the level of food security, increase the amount of food, agricultural production, improve the living standards of farmers and support the modern economy in the world.
   

• Each year, FAO orders 150 million goods, services, or orders from vendors around the world, with an average annual value of more than $ 350 million (approximately 2% of the value of UN orders).

UNDP - UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

International Fund for Agricultural Development

• UNDP operates in 166 countries, where it helps to solve global and national development problems. Thanks to the help of UNDP, developing countries can effectively use the aid received.
   

• The tender budget in 2020 is over 2.2 billion. USD

WHO - WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION

World Health Organisation

• WHO orders stand at an average of USD 700 million per year (which accounted for over 4% of the value of all orders in the UN system).
   

• The WHO orders are dominated by health services (about USD 250 million), medical equipment, but also related to the construction industry. 75% of WHO's orders are services. The WHO primarily buys first aid kits, hospital equipment, medicines, laboratory equipment and vaccines.