We deliver supplies “Cost and Insurance Paid” (CIP - Inco terms 2010) to the port of entry designated in the Cost Estimate. UNICEF nominated freight forwarders deliver the goods to the port of entry designated by the partner. If you request supplies to be shipped by air, the port of entry is usually the nearest major international airport. For sea shipments, the port of entry is usually the nearest major international seaport in the country where the project is implemented. The seaport of entry for land-locked countries varies on a case-by-case basis. In general, air shipments will carry a higher delivery cost than ground or sea shipments.