Rejoignez l'UNICEF Madagascar en tant que Nutrition Specialist (Value Chain Nutrition) et contribuez à améliorer durablement la nutrition des enfants, des adolescents et des femmes. Vous apporterez un leadership technique et stratégique pour concevoir, mettre en œuvre, suivre et développer des interventions nutritionnelles innovantes, en mettant l'accent sur le programme First Food et les approches de chaîne de valeur nutritionnelle. En collaboration avec le Gouvernement, les partenaires et les communautés, vous contribuerez à obtenir des résultats équitables et durables pour chaque enfant.
Join UNICEF Madagascar as a Partnerships Specialist and help build strategic collaborations with companies, foundations, and business networks to mobilize resources and advance children's rights. This role combines private sector engagement, resource mobilization, and advocacy to drive sustainable impact for children while promoting responsible business practices across key industries.
Under the guidance and supervision of the Chief of Field Operations and Emergencies, the Information Management Officer is responsible for developing and maintaining information management systems, tools and products that support effective emergency preparedness, response and coordination across the Country Office. The incumbent contributes to data collection, analysis, visualization and reporting to enable evidence-based decision-making, and provides dedicated support to UNICEF-led sectors in strengthening their information management capacity and systematic engagement with partners.
The Chief Field Office is responsible for leading UNICEF's presence and operations within the assigned region, overseeing programme implementation, partnerships, resources, and staff to ensure the effective delivery of results for children and communities. The role provides strategic leadership in programme planning, monitoring, advocacy, and stakeholder engagement, while fostering strong partnerships with government, UN agencies, donors, and other development partners. The incumbent ensures that all programmes are implemented using rights-based and results-based approaches, strengthens local capacity, and promotes sustainable impact in both development and humanitarian contexts.
Join UNICEF to drive meaningful change for children in the Anosy region. As a Child Protection Officer, you will support the design, implementation and monitoring of programmes that safeguard children's rights and well-being. You will engage with a wide range of stakeholders, strengthen local capacities and contribute to innovative approaches that improve protection outcomes. This role offers a unique opportunity to grow your career while generating tangible impact for vulnerable communities. Together, we can build a safer and more protective environment for every child.
The MCO would like to establish a roster for national consultancy in VMCCL (Vaccine Management, Cold Chain and Logistics). Madagascar has been declared free of wild poliovirus for several years. However, the country remains at risk of the re-emergence of circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus (cVDPV). Despite the official interruption of cVDPV1 transmission declared by the WHO African Region in May 2025, surveillance and population immunity indicators have continued to show significant vulnerabilities in several districts of the country.
Le chauffeur assure des services de conduite fiables et sûrs tout en veillant au respect des règles locales de circulation et des protocoles de l'UNICEF. Le chauffeur doit faire preuve des plus hauts standards de professionnalisme, de discrétion, d'intégrité, d'adaptabilité et de conscience du protocole. Ils sont également censés soutenir les tâches administratives et s'engager dans un apprentissage autonome pendant les périodes sans conduite.Qualifications de recrutement : Éducation:Un diplôme d'études secondaires est requis, ainsi qu'un permis de conduire valide et la connaissance des règles et règlements locaux de circulationExpérience: Un minimum de deux ans d'expérience professionnelle en tant que chauffeur dans une organisation internationale, une ambassade ou un système de l'ONU avec un dossier de conduite prudent est requis.Exigences linguistiques :La maîtrise du français est requise. La connaissance de l’anglais est considérée comme un atout.
La malnutrition demeure un problème majeur de santé publique à Madagascar et constitue un frein important
au développement humain et socio-économique du pays. Malgré les efforts entrepris par le Gouvernement et
les partenaires techniques et financiers, les indicateurs nutritionnels restent préoccupants dans plusieurs
régions, avec des disparités importantes selon les zones géographiques.
Afin de mieux comprendre les déterminants de la malnutrition et d’orienter les interventions de manière plus
efficace, le Gouvernement de Madagascar, à travers l’INSTAT, le SNUT et l’ONN, souhaite conduire une analyse
approfondie des données issues des dernières enquêtes SMART ainsi que de l’enquête MICS.
Cette analyse vise à identifier les principaux facteurs de risque associés à la malnutrition dans les six
arrondissements de la ville d’Antananarivo ainsi que dans d’autres zones du pays, selon la disponibilité des
données (SMART 2026, MICS et SMART Antananarivo 2025). Les résultats permettront de hiérarchiser les
facteurs explicatifs de la malnutrition, d’évaluer leur contribution relative et de proposer des recommandations
opérationnelles adaptées au contexte spécifique de chaque zone.
Par ailleurs, cette étude contribuera au renforcement des capacités nationales en matière d’analyse
nutritionnelle et épidémiologique grâce à un transfert de compétences au profit des équipes gouvernementales,
notamment celles de l’INSTAT, du SNUT et de l’ONN, afin de favoriser l’appropriation des méthodes et la
pérennisation des analyses futures.
Dans ce cadre, il est prévu de recruter un(e) consultant(e) spécialisé(e) en nutrition et analyse épidémiologique
afin d’apporter un appui technique à la réalisation de cette étude.
Join UNICEF and contribute to the development of innovative education programmes that improve learning outcomes and ensure inclusive and equitable quality education for all children. Under the guidance and general supervision of the Chief Education P4, the Specialist supports the development and preparation of the Education (or a sector of) programmes and is responsible for managing, implementing, monitoring, evaluating and reporting the progress of education programmes/projects within the country programme. The Specialist contributes to achievement of results according to plans, allocation, results based-management approaches and methodology (RBM), as well as UNICEF’s Strategic Plans, standards of performance, and accountability framework.
Join UNICEF as a Child Protection Specialist and help build a safer world for every child. As a key member of the Child Protection team, you will lead and support programmes addressing violence against children, strengthen response services and case management systems, and drive sustainable results that uphold children's rights and well-being.
Madagascar’s Ministry of Health (MSANP) has developed a new Health Sector Development Plan (PDSS) to guide health sector priorities over the coming years. Madagascar’s 2025–2029 PDSS serves as the national strategic framework for improving population health by strengthening health systems, ensuring equitable access to services, and advancing Universal Health Coverage. To ensure the PDSS is financially actionable, sustainable, and aligned with national and partners' financial resources, the MSANP requires a comprehensive costing of all PDSS strategic objectives. The costing exercise will support: (i) Medium‑term expenditure planning, prioritization and sequencing of interventions, (ii) strengthening resource mobilization, budget predictability and avoid fragmented financing by ensuring that scarce resources are used efficiently, and (iii) translating strategic objectives into quantifiable interventions and budgets, making it possible to prioritize investments based on data and national needs through the implementation period, and (iv) ensuring that government, civil society, and partners, work toward a shared vision of equitable, resilient, and high‑performing health systems. The overall objective of the consultancy is to produce a complete, accurate, and actionable costing of the PDSS, including scenario-based analyses and an assessment of financing gaps. Specifically, the consultant shall develop a participatory costing methodology aligned with best international tools (e.g., OneHealth Tool or equivalent); establish benchmarks, leading to comprehensive costing PDSS strategic pillars, programs, and system-strengthening activities; identify funding gaps based on projected domestic and external resources; and propose actionable recommendations for prioritization and financial sustainability over the next 5 years.
Le Ministère de la Jeunesse et des Sports, avec l’appui de l’UNICEF, recrute un(e) consultant(e) pour conduire un processus participatif de révision de la Politique Nationale de la Jeunesse. La mission vise à élaborer une politique actualisée, fondée sur des données probantes, inclusive et alignée sur les priorités nationales ainsi que sur les cadres internationaux de développement et de protection des droits des jeunes.
Under the guidance of the Programme Specialist (Climate & Environment) (P-3), the Champion is accountable for the planning, design, implementation, monitoring, and administration of assigned projects within the Climate and Environment cross-cutting programme, in accordance with the Country Programme Document (CPD) and Country Programme Management Plan (CPMP), contributing to the achievement of UNICEF's strategic priorities and results for children. The incumbent provides technical leadership on situation analysis, programme design, implementation, monitoring, evaluation, and human resource planning to ensure high-quality, evidence-based programming. The Champion identifies and recommends effective implementation strategies, innovative approaches, and optimal use of financial, human, and material resources to maximize programme impact and sustainability. The role also exercises delegated financial authority by certifying programme expenditures and determining funding, supply, and cash requirements to ensure timely, accountable, and efficient programme delivery.
Join UNICEF Madagascar to achieve results for every child through quality programme planning, performance monitoring, and data-driven decision-making. Reporting to the Chief of Planning and Monitoring, you will strengthen monitoring systems, track results, and promote accountability across Madagascar and Comoros programmes.
Rejoignez l'UNICEF à Fort-Dauphin et contribuez à la mise en œuvre de programmes qui améliorent durablement la vie des enfants de Madagascar. En tant qu'Associé(e) de Programme, vous jouerez un rôle essentiel dans la coordination des projets, la gestion des partenariats, le suivi budgétaire, l'analyse des données et le reporting afin de garantir une mise en œuvre efficace des programmes. En exploitant les outils numériques, l'intelligence artificielle et les plateformes collaboratives, vous contribuerez à renforcer la qualité des décisions, l'efficacité opérationnelle et les résultats obtenus pour les enfants, tout en travaillant au sein d'une équipe dynamique dans un environnement stimulant et porteur de sens.
Rejoignez l'UNICEF Madagascar en tant que Nutrition Specialist (Value Chain Nutrition) et contribuez à améliorer durablement la nutrition des enfants, des adolescents et des femmes. Vous apporterez un leadership technique et stratégique pour concevoir, mettre en œuvre, suivre et développer des interventions nutritionnelles innovantes, en mettant l'accent sur le programme First Food et les approches de chaîne de valeur nutritionnelle. En collaboration avec le Gouvernement, les partenaires et les communautés, vous contribuerez à obtenir des résultats équitables et durables pour chaque enfant.
Join UNICEF Madagascar as a Partnerships Specialist and help build strategic collaborations with companies, foundations, and business networks to mobilize resources and advance children's rights. This role combines private sector engagement, resource mobilization, and advocacy to drive sustainable impact for children while promoting responsible business practices across key industries.
Under the guidance and supervision of the Chief of Field Operations and Emergencies, the Information Management Officer is responsible for developing and maintaining information management systems, tools and products that support effective emergency preparedness, response and coordination across the Country Office. The incumbent contributes to data collection, analysis, visualization and reporting to enable evidence-based decision-making, and provides dedicated support to UNICEF-led sectors in strengthening their information management capacity and systematic engagement with partners.
The Chief Field Office is responsible for leading UNICEF's presence and operations within the assigned region, overseeing programme implementation, partnerships, resources, and staff to ensure the effective delivery of results for children and communities. The role provides strategic leadership in programme planning, monitoring, advocacy, and stakeholder engagement, while fostering strong partnerships with government, UN agencies, donors, and other development partners. The incumbent ensures that all programmes are implemented using rights-based and results-based approaches, strengthens local capacity, and promotes sustainable impact in both development and humanitarian contexts.
Join UNICEF to drive meaningful change for children in the Anosy region. As a Child Protection Officer, you will support the design, implementation and monitoring of programmes that safeguard children's rights and well-being. You will engage with a wide range of stakeholders, strengthen local capacities and contribute to innovative approaches that improve protection outcomes. This role offers a unique opportunity to grow your career while generating tangible impact for vulnerable communities. Together, we can build a safer and more protective environment for every child.
The MCO would like to establish a roster for national consultancy in VMCCL (Vaccine Management, Cold Chain and Logistics). Madagascar has been declared free of wild poliovirus for several years. However, the country remains at risk of the re-emergence of circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus (cVDPV). Despite the official interruption of cVDPV1 transmission declared by the WHO African Region in May 2025, surveillance and population immunity indicators have continued to show significant vulnerabilities in several districts of the country.
Le chauffeur assure des services de conduite fiables et sûrs tout en veillant au respect des règles locales de circulation et des protocoles de l'UNICEF. Le chauffeur doit faire preuve des plus hauts standards de professionnalisme, de discrétion, d'intégrité, d'adaptabilité et de conscience du protocole. Ils sont également censés soutenir les tâches administratives et s'engager dans un apprentissage autonome pendant les périodes sans conduite.Qualifications de recrutement : Éducation:Un diplôme d'études secondaires est requis, ainsi qu'un permis de conduire valide et la connaissance des règles et règlements locaux de circulationExpérience: Un minimum de deux ans d'expérience professionnelle en tant que chauffeur dans une organisation internationale, une ambassade ou un système de l'ONU avec un dossier de conduite prudent est requis.Exigences linguistiques :La maîtrise du français est requise. La connaissance de l’anglais est considérée comme un atout.
La malnutrition demeure un problème majeur de santé publique à Madagascar et constitue un frein important
au développement humain et socio-économique du pays. Malgré les efforts entrepris par le Gouvernement et
les partenaires techniques et financiers, les indicateurs nutritionnels restent préoccupants dans plusieurs
régions, avec des disparités importantes selon les zones géographiques.
Afin de mieux comprendre les déterminants de la malnutrition et d’orienter les interventions de manière plus
efficace, le Gouvernement de Madagascar, à travers l’INSTAT, le SNUT et l’ONN, souhaite conduire une analyse
approfondie des données issues des dernières enquêtes SMART ainsi que de l’enquête MICS.
Cette analyse vise à identifier les principaux facteurs de risque associés à la malnutrition dans les six
arrondissements de la ville d’Antananarivo ainsi que dans d’autres zones du pays, selon la disponibilité des
données (SMART 2026, MICS et SMART Antananarivo 2025). Les résultats permettront de hiérarchiser les
facteurs explicatifs de la malnutrition, d’évaluer leur contribution relative et de proposer des recommandations
opérationnelles adaptées au contexte spécifique de chaque zone.
Par ailleurs, cette étude contribuera au renforcement des capacités nationales en matière d’analyse
nutritionnelle et épidémiologique grâce à un transfert de compétences au profit des équipes gouvernementales,
notamment celles de l’INSTAT, du SNUT et de l’ONN, afin de favoriser l’appropriation des méthodes et la
pérennisation des analyses futures.
Dans ce cadre, il est prévu de recruter un(e) consultant(e) spécialisé(e) en nutrition et analyse épidémiologique
afin d’apporter un appui technique à la réalisation de cette étude.
Join UNICEF and contribute to the development of innovative education programmes that improve learning outcomes and ensure inclusive and equitable quality education for all children. Under the guidance and general supervision of the Chief Education P4, the Specialist supports the development and preparation of the Education (or a sector of) programmes and is responsible for managing, implementing, monitoring, evaluating and reporting the progress of education programmes/projects within the country programme. The Specialist contributes to achievement of results according to plans, allocation, results based-management approaches and methodology (RBM), as well as UNICEF’s Strategic Plans, standards of performance, and accountability framework.
Join UNICEF as a Child Protection Specialist and help build a safer world for every child. As a key member of the Child Protection team, you will lead and support programmes addressing violence against children, strengthen response services and case management systems, and drive sustainable results that uphold children's rights and well-being.
Madagascar’s Ministry of Health (MSANP) has developed a new Health Sector Development Plan (PDSS) to guide health sector priorities over the coming years. Madagascar’s 2025–2029 PDSS serves as the national strategic framework for improving population health by strengthening health systems, ensuring equitable access to services, and advancing Universal Health Coverage. To ensure the PDSS is financially actionable, sustainable, and aligned with national and partners' financial resources, the MSANP requires a comprehensive costing of all PDSS strategic objectives. The costing exercise will support: (i) Medium‑term expenditure planning, prioritization and sequencing of interventions, (ii) strengthening resource mobilization, budget predictability and avoid fragmented financing by ensuring that scarce resources are used efficiently, and (iii) translating strategic objectives into quantifiable interventions and budgets, making it possible to prioritize investments based on data and national needs through the implementation period, and (iv) ensuring that government, civil society, and partners, work toward a shared vision of equitable, resilient, and high‑performing health systems. The overall objective of the consultancy is to produce a complete, accurate, and actionable costing of the PDSS, including scenario-based analyses and an assessment of financing gaps. Specifically, the consultant shall develop a participatory costing methodology aligned with best international tools (e.g., OneHealth Tool or equivalent); establish benchmarks, leading to comprehensive costing PDSS strategic pillars, programs, and system-strengthening activities; identify funding gaps based on projected domestic and external resources; and propose actionable recommendations for prioritization and financial sustainability over the next 5 years.
Le Ministère de la Jeunesse et des Sports, avec l’appui de l’UNICEF, recrute un(e) consultant(e) pour conduire un processus participatif de révision de la Politique Nationale de la Jeunesse. La mission vise à élaborer une politique actualisée, fondée sur des données probantes, inclusive et alignée sur les priorités nationales ainsi que sur les cadres internationaux de développement et de protection des droits des jeunes.
Under the guidance of the Programme Specialist (Climate & Environment) (P-3), the Champion is accountable for the planning, design, implementation, monitoring, and administration of assigned projects within the Climate and Environment cross-cutting programme, in accordance with the Country Programme Document (CPD) and Country Programme Management Plan (CPMP), contributing to the achievement of UNICEF's strategic priorities and results for children. The incumbent provides technical leadership on situation analysis, programme design, implementation, monitoring, evaluation, and human resource planning to ensure high-quality, evidence-based programming. The Champion identifies and recommends effective implementation strategies, innovative approaches, and optimal use of financial, human, and material resources to maximize programme impact and sustainability. The role also exercises delegated financial authority by certifying programme expenditures and determining funding, supply, and cash requirements to ensure timely, accountable, and efficient programme delivery.
Join UNICEF Madagascar to achieve results for every child through quality programme planning, performance monitoring, and data-driven decision-making. Reporting to the Chief of Planning and Monitoring, you will strengthen monitoring systems, track results, and promote accountability across Madagascar and Comoros programmes.
Rejoignez l'UNICEF à Fort-Dauphin et contribuez à la mise en œuvre de programmes qui améliorent durablement la vie des enfants de Madagascar. En tant qu'Associé(e) de Programme, vous jouerez un rôle essentiel dans la coordination des projets, la gestion des partenariats, le suivi budgétaire, l'analyse des données et le reporting afin de garantir une mise en œuvre efficace des programmes. En exploitant les outils numériques, l'intelligence artificielle et les plateformes collaboratives, vous contribuerez à renforcer la qualité des décisions, l'efficacité opérationnelle et les résultats obtenus pour les enfants, tout en travaillant au sein d'une équipe dynamique dans un environnement stimulant et porteur de sens.
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