UNICEF Somalia Completed a survey on a ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) Leakage and Misuse in Somalia. In response to the spotted sale of RUTF in the markets, UNICEF implemented targeted strategies in 2023 that included reduction of RUTF distribution from one carton to 0.8 cartons per child, based on the evidence of RUTF consumption and in keeping with the standard treatment protocol. In addition, the extra 10 per cent buffer supply given to partners was minimized. UNICEF also shifted to only give RUTF supplies to partners with signed agreements, thus increasing accountability. Furthermore, a digital solution is planned to be rolled out in 2024 to increase partner capacity in supply management. This initiative is set to significantly enhance UNICEF's efforts to scale-up the monitoring of supply distributions at the beneficiary level ensuring accurate data records.
The Supply Assistant is responsible for assisting the uninterrupted supply of affordable and good quality supplies and services, adapted to the particular context and through compliance with UNICEF’s policies, procedures and ethics standards.
The Logistics Associate performs highly skilled work on UNICEF supply chains, and manages the more complex cases and client requests, which frequently requires the evaluation of difficult situations and adaptation of procedures and processes to resolve such cases. This is a senior GS level for specialized supply chain work and requires advanced specialized knowledge acquired through formal training and experience.
The function is characterized as highly independent and provides opportunities for Associates to lead and carry out responsibility for end-to-end supply chain management from the beginning to the end of the process and provide input into the design and development of improved supply chain services and delivery mechanisms.
The Logistics Associate performs highly skilled work on UNICEF supply chains, and manages the more complex cases and client requests, which frequently requires the evaluation of difficult situations and adaptation of procedures and processes to resolve such cases. This is a senior GS level for specialized supply chain work and requires advanced specialized knowledge acquired through formal training and experience.
The function is characterized as highly independent and provides opportunities for Associates to lead and carry out responsibility for end-to-end supply chain management from the beginning to the end of the process and provide input into the design and development of improved supply chain services and delivery mechanisms.
UNICEF Somalia Completed a survey on a ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) Leakage and Misuse in Somalia. In response to the spotted sale of RUTF in the markets, UNICEF implemented targeted strategies in 2023 that included reduction of RUTF distribution from one carton to 0.8 cartons per child, based on the evidence of RUTF consumption and in keeping with the standard treatment protocol. In addition, the extra 10 per cent buffer supply given to partners was minimized. UNICEF also shifted to only give RUTF supplies to partners with signed agreements, thus increasing accountability. Furthermore, a digital solution is planned to be rolled out in 2024 to increase partner capacity in supply management. This initiative is set to significantly enhance UNICEF's efforts to scale-up the monitoring of supply distributions at the beneficiary level ensuring accurate data records.
The Supply Assistant is responsible for assisting the uninterrupted supply of affordable and good quality supplies and services, adapted to the particular context and through compliance with UNICEF’s policies, procedures and ethics standards.
The Logistics Associate performs highly skilled work on UNICEF supply chains, and manages the more complex cases and client requests, which frequently requires the evaluation of difficult situations and adaptation of procedures and processes to resolve such cases. This is a senior GS level for specialized supply chain work and requires advanced specialized knowledge acquired through formal training and experience.
The function is characterized as highly independent and provides opportunities for Associates to lead and carry out responsibility for end-to-end supply chain management from the beginning to the end of the process and provide input into the design and development of improved supply chain services and delivery mechanisms.
The Logistics Associate performs highly skilled work on UNICEF supply chains, and manages the more complex cases and client requests, which frequently requires the evaluation of difficult situations and adaptation of procedures and processes to resolve such cases. This is a senior GS level for specialized supply chain work and requires advanced specialized knowledge acquired through formal training and experience.
The function is characterized as highly independent and provides opportunities for Associates to lead and carry out responsibility for end-to-end supply chain management from the beginning to the end of the process and provide input into the design and development of improved supply chain services and delivery mechanisms.