the purpose of the incumbent role is to carry out broad ICT functions, contribute in the implementation of the digital transformation operating model and enable the provision of ICT solutions and services and assist in the delivery of results in a regional size office.
The purpose of the temporary appointment is also to support country offices in ensuring that existing digital health solutions, where appropriate, are leveraged in a way that is consistent with UNICEF’s guidance to improve future emergency preparedness and response.
Consultant national pour apporter un appui technique et opérationnel en SBC aux programmes UNICEF en particulier les programmes de la santé (Santé de la mère et de L’Enfant, Vaccination), le genre et l’inclusion des personnes vivant avec un handicap) y compris en situation d’urgence.
The Adolescent Girls’ Rights Specialist will provide technical support around the implementation and follow up to the WCAR Girl-Intentional Approach to both UNICEF country offices and regional office sectors, with a principal focus on the Sahel, including the five Sahelian countries implementing the Building Resilience in the Sahel (BRS) Programme. S/he will also play a role in working with adolescent and gender specialists or focal points across the 24 country offices, and regional sectors such as Education, Child Protection, Health, WASH, Nutrition, Climate, Gender, Social and Behavioral Change, Emergencies and other enablers to ensure office-wide contributions to the WCA Adolescent Girls’ Agenda, and the broader Resilience Agenda.
The objective of this study is around three pillars. First within several countries from WCAR with existing taxation for SSB, it aims to assess how taxes have affected the penetration of SSB (market share) since its application jointly and will estimate own- and cross- price-elasticities of ‘junk’ foods and SSBs for West and Central African households. Secondly, the study will assess the potential impact of a series of alternative tax schemes and subsidies beyond SSB on household expenditures for food items. Finally, the consultancy will assess the readiness of countries without any legislation in place.
the purpose of the incumbent role is to carry out broad ICT functions, contribute in the implementation of the digital transformation operating model and enable the provision of ICT solutions and services and assist in the delivery of results in a regional size office.
The purpose of the temporary appointment is also to support country offices in ensuring that existing digital health solutions, where appropriate, are leveraged in a way that is consistent with UNICEF’s guidance to improve future emergency preparedness and response.
Consultant national pour apporter un appui technique et opérationnel en SBC aux programmes UNICEF en particulier les programmes de la santé (Santé de la mère et de L’Enfant, Vaccination), le genre et l’inclusion des personnes vivant avec un handicap) y compris en situation d’urgence.
The Adolescent Girls’ Rights Specialist will provide technical support around the implementation and follow up to the WCAR Girl-Intentional Approach to both UNICEF country offices and regional office sectors, with a principal focus on the Sahel, including the five Sahelian countries implementing the Building Resilience in the Sahel (BRS) Programme. S/he will also play a role in working with adolescent and gender specialists or focal points across the 24 country offices, and regional sectors such as Education, Child Protection, Health, WASH, Nutrition, Climate, Gender, Social and Behavioral Change, Emergencies and other enablers to ensure office-wide contributions to the WCA Adolescent Girls’ Agenda, and the broader Resilience Agenda.
The objective of this study is around three pillars. First within several countries from WCAR with existing taxation for SSB, it aims to assess how taxes have affected the penetration of SSB (market share) since its application jointly and will estimate own- and cross- price-elasticities of ‘junk’ foods and SSBs for West and Central African households. Secondly, the study will assess the potential impact of a series of alternative tax schemes and subsidies beyond SSB on household expenditures for food items. Finally, the consultancy will assess the readiness of countries without any legislation in place.