The UNICEF Office of Innovation (OOI) works at the frontier of technology to discover, iterate, and scale innovative solutions for children globally. They co-create solutions, demonstrating UNICEF's public sector approach, and partner with tech companies, startups, governments, and academia, speaking the language of tech, design, and international development.
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