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The UNICEF Innovation unit works in cooperation with centres on a range of projects around the world, at various stages of development from user research and technology search to piloting and implementation.

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uPortal

Start Date: 11-2013

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UNICEF’s technology projects are often deployed in remote areas with limited (or no) Internet connectivity. In order to improve access to information, UNICEF created the uPortal; a multi-media…

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MobiStation

Start Date: 06-2013

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The MobiStation is a portable technology platform which can be powered by solar, generator, or grid. It includes a laptop, micro projector, multiple camera devices, speakers, and…

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Improving Primary School Furniture Design and Procurement Guidelines

Start Date: 11-2012

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Functional school furniture essentially contributes to the comfort of students and facilitates learning. But school furniture in developing countries tends to be poorly designed both structurally…

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Digital Drum

Start Date: 10-2012

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Access to information through ICT at youth centers and learning spaces

Uganda has the world’s youngest population with more than half of Ugandans under the age of 18 and…

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Virtual Physics Lab

Start Date: 02-2012

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Virtual Physic Lab is a high-school student’s initiative to prototype 30 web-based interactive applications about the Laws of Physics. This project aims to harness the advantages of emerging…

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