Le point focal de l'éducation de Tombouctou relève a la fois du bureau principal et du bureau zonal de Tombouctou pour une orientation et une supervision étroit.
Le point focal de l'éducation fournit une assistance technique, opérationnelle et administrative professionnelle tout au long du processus de programmation des programmes / projets éducatifs par l'application de compétences théoriques et techniques dans la recherche, la collecte, l'analyse et la présentation des informations techniques des programmes le développement et la formulation du programme d'éducation dans le cadre du programme de pays.
Elaborar un documento de análisis sobre el acceso y uso de internet, riesgos y oportunidades en adolescentes en la República Dominicana, mediante la implementación de un proceso de investigación basado en datos e informaciones secundarias, que permitan tomar decisiones para la formulación de planes, políticas, programas y proyectos y fomentar los derechos de la infancia y la adolescencia en el mundo digital.
The Strategic Monitoring Questions (SMQs) are one of the tools through which UNICEF’s programme division collects data to monitor and guide its work against the UNICEF Strategic Plan 2018–2021 (SP). The SMQs through a single UNICEF system detail a list of questions that are filled by all of UNICEF’s country offices at the end of the year.
he Migration Unit works to protect the rights of all children affected by migration through providing crucial programming support and policy guidance to country and regional offices, having a direct impact of the lives of migrant and displaced children on the ground.
The purpose of this consultancy is to support efforts to advance UNICEF’s mental health framework and parenting strategy, by adapting training packages aimed at supporting caregiver’s mental health (with special focus on adolescent mothers) to humanitarian settings.
The overall objective of this assignment is to contribute to strengthening the capacities of NCCM to implement the Standard Operating for the Protection and Assistance on Child Asylum Seekers, Refugees, and Victims of Migrant Smuggling and Trafficking in Persons and enhancing cross-border cooperation.
The Resource Mobilization Officer will work under the supervision of the Chief Partnership, Advocacy and Communication. The Resource Mobilization Officer participates in the development and implementation of the country office resource mobilization and partnership development strategies. S/he will support UNICEF PAC section in the overall effort to mobilize an appropriate and sustainable funding base. The incumbent will support the timely consolidation, editing and submission of high-quality donor reports, and review project proposals, in adherence to established standards and donor obligations. S/he will support UNICEF in reviewing partnership agreements with implementing partner.
Under the supervision of the Planning Officer and in close coordination and guidance of the Deputy Representative, the Planning Programme Assistant is responsible for providing support to the Planning Unit by carrying out a range of procedural, administrative, and operational tasks.
The Global Nutrition Cluster is looking for an individual contractor to strengthen inter-sectoral/cluster collaboration, through provision of quality strategic vision, technical guidance, support, mentoring and training.
The Global Nutrition Cluster is now seeking a suitable candidate to provide digital design support to the e-learning platform, including overall platform design and specific graphic and/or video design for the individual modules.
The objective of the consultancy is to identify and assess the availability of suppliers in Guinea, to pre-qualified vendors for local procurement of supplies and services for a list of specific emergency supplies and services. Once pre-qualified supplies have been identified, the objective is to launch and oversees the bidding processes of those services and goods until the signature of the Long Term Agreement. The procurement process must be in line with the UNICEF procurement policies and procedures for which the consultant will receive the full support of the UNICEF Supply team in Guinea
There are few greater challenges faced by the global community than the learning crisis. By 2030, nearly half of the world’s young people will be failing to learn. This ticking time-bomb for global development will undermine the achievement of all of the Sustainable Development Goals, and demands urgent global action.
In response, the Education Commission (chaired by Gordon Brown, former UK Prime Minster and UN Special Envoy for Global Education) and the Global Steering Group for Impact Investment (chaired by Sir Ronald Cohen) have come together to create the Education Outcomes Fund (EOF), an initiative to improve the education of 10 million children and young people. EOF will support governments over the next decade to improve outcomes in education and youth employment by paying for results delivered by innovative NGOs and social entrepreneurs. EOF will use several innovative finance instruments including development impact bonds (DIBs) to achieve this mission.
The fund will support improvements in the quality of basic education, and seek to ensure that no child is left behind, with a special focus on underserved populations including the hardest to reach rural populations, girls, children with disabilities, and refugees. It will measure (and pay for) what matters – both core skills like literacy and numeracy, but also critical 21st Century skills such as socio-emotional skills, ICT skills, and other broader fundamentals of a quality education. It will help close the persistent gap between the skills needed by employers, and those attained by today’s youth.
For all the above, EOF will pay almost entirely on the basis of the results achieved, ensuring that taxpayer-funded domestic resources, aid, and philanthropic funds are only used to pay for what works.
Ce stage s’inscrit dans le cadre de l’appui à la mise en œuvre du plan de travail de la section PSP de l’UNICEF au Burundi, dont les activités visent à soutenir ces efforts et engagements du Burundi spécifiquement dans son volet sur les renforcements de la résilience des ménages et la protection sociale des enfants vulnérables et à risque de violences, abus et exploitation etc
UNICEF seeks a consultant with significant experience in Islamic philanthropy, including the technicali-ties in the receipt and administration of Zakat funding, to provide strategic advice and support the exploration of Zakat and Islamic finance mechanisms to benefit children. Today, Sharia-compliant fi-nancial assets are estimated at roughly US$2 trillion and UNICEF wishes to explore all opportunities to support our strategic goals.
They will assist the work of PFP in establishing UNICEF’s leadership in partnerships with FBOs, equip-ping fundraisers within National Committees and Country Offices and establishing partnerships with Islamic Organisations and Muslim Philanthropists.
This will also include the continuing marketing of the Global Muslim Philanthropy Fund for Children (GMPFC) developed with the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB). GMPFC was announced at an event during the 2019 UN General Assembly in New York, at which the Fund Charter was signed. GMPFC aims to build an effective Shariah-compliant funding platform to help meet the United Nations Sus-tainable Development Goals (SDGs) relating to children, through the efficient deployment of Muslim philanthropy (Sadaqah and Zakat) resources.
The purpose of this assignment is to design, define and prepare a technical specification and documentation for the procurement of a redundant server system with central storage that is going to be installed in the state data centre to support further development of conditions for distance learning and inclusive on-line learning in Serbia.
National consultancy for Cost-and-benefit analysis of currently provided services for adolescents in conflict with the law in closed institutions
TYPE OF CONTRACTS: Individual consultancy
DURATION: 2 November 2020 – 31 January 2021
PURPOSE/OBJECTIVE
The objective of this consultancy is to:
- Enhance the overall understanding of the current state system providing services for adolescents in conflict with the law in closed-type institutions under the Ministry of Education and their mechanism of financing;
- Identify gaps and describe alternative solutions based on existing experiences performed in partnerships with public institutions in Belarus;
- Conduct elements of cost-and-benefit analysis (CBA), comparing the case-management-based approach of providing services to adolescents in conflict with the law to the application of services in closed-type institutions
The purpose of this work is to have all available regional data on the nutrition situation of children, adolescents and women compiled in one easily accessible location (database). This database should be easy to up-date and maintain when new data becomes available, both from global and country-level sources, with links to global level databases that will auto-update the regional database. Information in the database should be accessible to countries for their use as well as to UNICEF Eastern and Southern Africa Regional Office (ESARO).
The intern will work under the supervision of the Learning and Development Specialist (e-learning), in the Learning and Knowledge Exchange (LKE) Section based in UNICEF’s New York headquarters. In the context of the covid 19 pandemic, this position will be home based.
Le point focal de l'éducation de Tombouctou relève a la fois du bureau principal et du bureau zonal de Tombouctou pour une orientation et une supervision étroit.
Le point focal de l'éducation fournit une assistance technique, opérationnelle et administrative professionnelle tout au long du processus de programmation des programmes / projets éducatifs par l'application de compétences théoriques et techniques dans la recherche, la collecte, l'analyse et la présentation des informations techniques des programmes le développement et la formulation du programme d'éducation dans le cadre du programme de pays.
Elaborar un documento de análisis sobre el acceso y uso de internet, riesgos y oportunidades en adolescentes en la República Dominicana, mediante la implementación de un proceso de investigación basado en datos e informaciones secundarias, que permitan tomar decisiones para la formulación de planes, políticas, programas y proyectos y fomentar los derechos de la infancia y la adolescencia en el mundo digital.
The Strategic Monitoring Questions (SMQs) are one of the tools through which UNICEF’s programme division collects data to monitor and guide its work against the UNICEF Strategic Plan 2018–2021 (SP). The SMQs through a single UNICEF system detail a list of questions that are filled by all of UNICEF’s country offices at the end of the year.
he Migration Unit works to protect the rights of all children affected by migration through providing crucial programming support and policy guidance to country and regional offices, having a direct impact of the lives of migrant and displaced children on the ground.
The purpose of this consultancy is to support efforts to advance UNICEF’s mental health framework and parenting strategy, by adapting training packages aimed at supporting caregiver’s mental health (with special focus on adolescent mothers) to humanitarian settings.
The overall objective of this assignment is to contribute to strengthening the capacities of NCCM to implement the Standard Operating for the Protection and Assistance on Child Asylum Seekers, Refugees, and Victims of Migrant Smuggling and Trafficking in Persons and enhancing cross-border cooperation.
The Resource Mobilization Officer will work under the supervision of the Chief Partnership, Advocacy and Communication. The Resource Mobilization Officer participates in the development and implementation of the country office resource mobilization and partnership development strategies. S/he will support UNICEF PAC section in the overall effort to mobilize an appropriate and sustainable funding base. The incumbent will support the timely consolidation, editing and submission of high-quality donor reports, and review project proposals, in adherence to established standards and donor obligations. S/he will support UNICEF in reviewing partnership agreements with implementing partner.
Under the supervision of the Planning Officer and in close coordination and guidance of the Deputy Representative, the Planning Programme Assistant is responsible for providing support to the Planning Unit by carrying out a range of procedural, administrative, and operational tasks.
The Global Nutrition Cluster is looking for an individual contractor to strengthen inter-sectoral/cluster collaboration, through provision of quality strategic vision, technical guidance, support, mentoring and training.
The Global Nutrition Cluster is now seeking a suitable candidate to provide digital design support to the e-learning platform, including overall platform design and specific graphic and/or video design for the individual modules.
The objective of the consultancy is to identify and assess the availability of suppliers in Guinea, to pre-qualified vendors for local procurement of supplies and services for a list of specific emergency supplies and services. Once pre-qualified supplies have been identified, the objective is to launch and oversees the bidding processes of those services and goods until the signature of the Long Term Agreement. The procurement process must be in line with the UNICEF procurement policies and procedures for which the consultant will receive the full support of the UNICEF Supply team in Guinea
There are few greater challenges faced by the global community than the learning crisis. By 2030, nearly half of the world’s young people will be failing to learn. This ticking time-bomb for global development will undermine the achievement of all of the Sustainable Development Goals, and demands urgent global action.
In response, the Education Commission (chaired by Gordon Brown, former UK Prime Minster and UN Special Envoy for Global Education) and the Global Steering Group for Impact Investment (chaired by Sir Ronald Cohen) have come together to create the Education Outcomes Fund (EOF), an initiative to improve the education of 10 million children and young people. EOF will support governments over the next decade to improve outcomes in education and youth employment by paying for results delivered by innovative NGOs and social entrepreneurs. EOF will use several innovative finance instruments including development impact bonds (DIBs) to achieve this mission.
The fund will support improvements in the quality of basic education, and seek to ensure that no child is left behind, with a special focus on underserved populations including the hardest to reach rural populations, girls, children with disabilities, and refugees. It will measure (and pay for) what matters – both core skills like literacy and numeracy, but also critical 21st Century skills such as socio-emotional skills, ICT skills, and other broader fundamentals of a quality education. It will help close the persistent gap between the skills needed by employers, and those attained by today’s youth.
For all the above, EOF will pay almost entirely on the basis of the results achieved, ensuring that taxpayer-funded domestic resources, aid, and philanthropic funds are only used to pay for what works.
Ce stage s’inscrit dans le cadre de l’appui à la mise en œuvre du plan de travail de la section PSP de l’UNICEF au Burundi, dont les activités visent à soutenir ces efforts et engagements du Burundi spécifiquement dans son volet sur les renforcements de la résilience des ménages et la protection sociale des enfants vulnérables et à risque de violences, abus et exploitation etc
UNICEF seeks a consultant with significant experience in Islamic philanthropy, including the technicali-ties in the receipt and administration of Zakat funding, to provide strategic advice and support the exploration of Zakat and Islamic finance mechanisms to benefit children. Today, Sharia-compliant fi-nancial assets are estimated at roughly US$2 trillion and UNICEF wishes to explore all opportunities to support our strategic goals.
They will assist the work of PFP in establishing UNICEF’s leadership in partnerships with FBOs, equip-ping fundraisers within National Committees and Country Offices and establishing partnerships with Islamic Organisations and Muslim Philanthropists.
This will also include the continuing marketing of the Global Muslim Philanthropy Fund for Children (GMPFC) developed with the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB). GMPFC was announced at an event during the 2019 UN General Assembly in New York, at which the Fund Charter was signed. GMPFC aims to build an effective Shariah-compliant funding platform to help meet the United Nations Sus-tainable Development Goals (SDGs) relating to children, through the efficient deployment of Muslim philanthropy (Sadaqah and Zakat) resources.
The purpose of this assignment is to design, define and prepare a technical specification and documentation for the procurement of a redundant server system with central storage that is going to be installed in the state data centre to support further development of conditions for distance learning and inclusive on-line learning in Serbia.
National consultancy for Cost-and-benefit analysis of currently provided services for adolescents in conflict with the law in closed institutions
TYPE OF CONTRACTS: Individual consultancy
DURATION: 2 November 2020 – 31 January 2021
PURPOSE/OBJECTIVE
The objective of this consultancy is to:
- Enhance the overall understanding of the current state system providing services for adolescents in conflict with the law in closed-type institutions under the Ministry of Education and their mechanism of financing;
- Identify gaps and describe alternative solutions based on existing experiences performed in partnerships with public institutions in Belarus;
- Conduct elements of cost-and-benefit analysis (CBA), comparing the case-management-based approach of providing services to adolescents in conflict with the law to the application of services in closed-type institutions
The purpose of this work is to have all available regional data on the nutrition situation of children, adolescents and women compiled in one easily accessible location (database). This database should be easy to up-date and maintain when new data becomes available, both from global and country-level sources, with links to global level databases that will auto-update the regional database. Information in the database should be accessible to countries for their use as well as to UNICEF Eastern and Southern Africa Regional Office (ESARO).
The intern will work under the supervision of the Learning and Development Specialist (e-learning), in the Learning and Knowledge Exchange (LKE) Section based in UNICEF’s New York headquarters. In the context of the covid 19 pandemic, this position will be home based.
