Join UNICEF Madagascar as a Nutrition Specialist and play a pivotal role in strengthening the national nutrition supply chain to improve the health and well-being of children and mothers. You’ll work to integrate nutritional inputs into the public health system, ensuring vital resources reach the most vulnerable populations, particularly in emergency and development contexts. By supporting the planning, design, and implementation of nutrition strategies, you’ll collaborate closely with government counterparts, partners, and stakeholders to improve the visibility, coordination, and efficiency of the nutrition supply chain, directly impacting child health and food security. In this role, you’ll provide technical guidance, ensure effective program management, and help strengthen the capacity of local stakeholders to achieve sustainable, long-term results. Your work will help UNICEF and its partners tackle malnutrition, build more resilient health systems, and ensure that children across Madagascar receive the nutrition they need to thrive. If you’re passionate about improving lives and have a background in nutrition, health, or supply chain management, this is your chance to make a lasting impact.
UNICEF is looking for a Chief Education (P-4) to lead its Education programme in Madagascar. In this role, the incumbent will be responsible for designing, managing, and implementing education initiatives that promote equity and gender equality for all children. The Chief Education will oversee a team, coordinate with external partners, and ensure alignment with national and international education goals. This position requires strategic leadership to drive effective programme delivery, manage resources, and advocate for policies that improve educational outcomes, particularly for disadvantaged children.
The Chief Education will also play a crucial role in managing UNICEF’s Education sector response, fostering partnerships with key stakeholders, and ensuring that the education programme is responsive to emerging challenges, including in emergency situations. The position demands strong managerial skills, a deep understanding of the education landscape, and the ability to innovate and collaborate across various sectors to achieve the best outcomes for children in Madagascar.
The Gender Programme Specialist (P-4) position in Madagascar is primarily focused on providing technical and operational guidance to manage and implement programs aimed at promoting gender equality, in alignment with UNICEF's Gender Action Plan (GAP). The specialist supports senior programme colleagues and Country Office management in advancing the GAP's priorities, including issues such as climate change, adolescent girls, and inclusive programming. The role involves coordinating cross-sectoral gender-related programmatic results, ensuring coherence, and maximizing the efficiency of resources. The specialist is also responsible for mainstreaming gender across sectoral programs, overseeing data collection, and generating research and evaluations on gender programming to ensure results are effectively measured and reported.
In addition to technical responsibilities, the specialist plays a key role in assessing gender needs for emergency preparedness and response, providing gender-specific guidance and input in emergency programming. The specialist will also contribute to the development and implementation of UNICEF's adolescent girls' strategy for Madagascar and support efforts in capacity building and knowledge management on gender issues. This role requires close collaboration with local partners and women- and girl-led civil society organizations to strengthen the impact of UNICEF's programs on vulnerable and marginalized community
Join UNICEF Madagascar as a Nutrition Specialist and play a pivotal role in strengthening the national nutrition supply chain to improve the health and well-being of children and mothers. You’ll work to integrate nutritional inputs into the public health system, ensuring vital resources reach the most vulnerable populations, particularly in emergency and development contexts. By supporting the planning, design, and implementation of nutrition strategies, you’ll collaborate closely with government counterparts, partners, and stakeholders to improve the visibility, coordination, and efficiency of the nutrition supply chain, directly impacting child health and food security. In this role, you’ll provide technical guidance, ensure effective program management, and help strengthen the capacity of local stakeholders to achieve sustainable, long-term results. Your work will help UNICEF and its partners tackle malnutrition, build more resilient health systems, and ensure that children across Madagascar receive the nutrition they need to thrive. If you’re passionate about improving lives and have a background in nutrition, health, or supply chain management, this is your chance to make a lasting impact.
UNICEF is looking for a Chief Education (P-4) to lead its Education programme in Madagascar. In this role, the incumbent will be responsible for designing, managing, and implementing education initiatives that promote equity and gender equality for all children. The Chief Education will oversee a team, coordinate with external partners, and ensure alignment with national and international education goals. This position requires strategic leadership to drive effective programme delivery, manage resources, and advocate for policies that improve educational outcomes, particularly for disadvantaged children.
The Chief Education will also play a crucial role in managing UNICEF’s Education sector response, fostering partnerships with key stakeholders, and ensuring that the education programme is responsive to emerging challenges, including in emergency situations. The position demands strong managerial skills, a deep understanding of the education landscape, and the ability to innovate and collaborate across various sectors to achieve the best outcomes for children in Madagascar.
The Gender Programme Specialist (P-4) position in Madagascar is primarily focused on providing technical and operational guidance to manage and implement programs aimed at promoting gender equality, in alignment with UNICEF's Gender Action Plan (GAP). The specialist supports senior programme colleagues and Country Office management in advancing the GAP's priorities, including issues such as climate change, adolescent girls, and inclusive programming. The role involves coordinating cross-sectoral gender-related programmatic results, ensuring coherence, and maximizing the efficiency of resources. The specialist is also responsible for mainstreaming gender across sectoral programs, overseeing data collection, and generating research and evaluations on gender programming to ensure results are effectively measured and reported.
In addition to technical responsibilities, the specialist plays a key role in assessing gender needs for emergency preparedness and response, providing gender-specific guidance and input in emergency programming. The specialist will also contribute to the development and implementation of UNICEF's adolescent girls' strategy for Madagascar and support efforts in capacity building and knowledge management on gender issues. This role requires close collaboration with local partners and women- and girl-led civil society organizations to strengthen the impact of UNICEF's programs on vulnerable and marginalized community
