Under the guidance of the Chief Field Operations, the Chief Field Office (CFO) is accountable for managing and leading the total programme commitment of a field office within a country programme. The CFO represents UNICEF in his/her Area of Responsibility (AoR), leads and oversees the various program sectors and operational service teams ensuring the delivery of quality results in accordance with UNICEF’s programme of cooperation, country programme management plan and overall vision set forward by the Representative.
The Immunization Officer is accountable for professional technical contribution to project design, planning, implementation, monitoring, evaluation and administration of Immunization (EPI) programme/project activities, including data analysis, programme support, delivery, progress reporting, and commitment for expansion of immunization coverage, as well as enhancement of teamwork and capacity building, in support of achievement of planned objectives of the work plan, aligned with country programme goals, objectives and strategy.
Given the foregoing context, the Child Protection Agency in Partnership with UNICEF commission an independent evaluation of Child Advocacy centres (CACs).
The purpose of the evaluation of the CACs is to lead to improvement of the implementation and quality of the services of CACs in Regions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 10, and eventually to inform the decision to scale up service provision and sustainability.
The evaluation will identify, and document lessons learned, including in terms of service design, scope of support provided, resourcing, implementation, reach, and involvement of partners (Ministry child protection agency, NGOs etc.) The evaluation will also provide recommendations for the process of institutionalising and scaling up the CAC model and services nationally, and for actions to ensure their quality and sustainable implementation in the future.
UNICEF LAC Regional Office is looking for a Temporary Appointment Project Coordinator to manage the implementation of the Regional component of the Multi-Year Resilience Programme [MYRP], facilitated by the Education Cannot Wait [ECW] Initiative to address the Venezuela crisis affected countries.
As we enter into the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic, little is still known about the potential and actual magnitude of the pandemic’s devastation on the nutritional status of women and children. UNICEF Nutrition Data & Analytics team aims to advance the current understanding of nutrition vulnerabilities through the collection and analysis of global data, and an assessment of the nutrition resilience in countries in the context of an unprecedented pandemic which now threatens to reverse progress made in past decades. To strengthen global nutrition programming, and in support of national governments to prepare for and respond to crisis, it is important to identify where the most vulnerable children are geographically located, such as those with mild malnutrition who could be tipped into moderate or severe malnutrition, or children who have a poor diet quality and may experience even worse diets due to the impact of COVID-19, including from pandemic mitigation measures. The estimation and visual distribution of malnutrition rates (stunting, wasting, overweight) will reveal inequities and allow for prioritization and strategic allocation of critical resources. UNICEF Nutrition Data & Analytics team has thus far compiled datasets from over 600 surveys across more than 140 countries to quantify and target nutrition hotspots. The video outputs will be disseminated to internal and external partners and stakeholders and become a public resource on data.unicef.org. The outputs will inform country strategies, contribute to global advocacy, and provide key lessons for UNICEF programming to build nutrition resilience in the future.
A qualified Staff Counsellor is needed to ensure the provision of counselling and well-being services to staff in UNICEF ROSA and in South Asia Region country offices, and to contribute to the global staff well-being functions and activities during a three-month absence of Regional Staff Counselor
Under the guidance of the Chief Field Operations & Emergency, the Chief Field Office (CFO) is accountable for managing and leading the total programme commitment of a field office within a country programme. The CFO represents UNICEF in his/her Area of Responsibility (AoR), leads and oversees the various program sectors and operational service teams ensuring the delivery of quality results in accordance with UNICEF’s programme of cooperation, country programme management plan and overall vision set forward by the Representative.
UNICEF Office for Emergency Programmes in Geneva is looking for a home-based consultant to support strengthening inter-sectoral/cluster collaboration with clusters and partners at the global, regional, and country levels to ensure the efficiency and effectiveness of the humanitarian response.
The Private Sector Fundraising & Partnerships (PSFP) section within PFP works with National Committees and UNICEF Country Offices to maximize income and drive income growth. The purpose of the Individual Giving Fundraising team in PSFP is to drive income growth from Individuals as part of an integrated Individual recruitment and engagement strategy.
Part of this strategy is focusing on exploring new and innovative ways of fundraising in new and existing markets, including developing new channels and methods for acquisition of donors and in providing strategic support and capacity building to key national committees seeking to accelerate growth of new pledge donor revenue streams. The purpose of this consultancy is to support those efforts, with a specific focus on the German speaking markets.
Under the general guidance of the Individual Giving Manager, the consultant will work closely together with the identified German speaking National Committees to maximize local Individual giving fundraising.
The UNICEF Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia (ECARO) is looking for two home-based consultants to support their work for of the preparation action on the feasibility of the EU Child Guarantee initiative.
Under the supervision of the C4D Officer , the consultant will work in close coordination of UNICEF programme sections, government counter parts, Civil Society Organizations and young people to Coordinate the overall rollout of U-Report Sri Lanka programme
The Data Collection Team Manager will work with a team that includes a team leader/evaluation specialist, a technical specialist, a data analyst, and a team of enumerators. The Data Collection Team Manager will oversee the work of the enumerators, including enumerator training, day-to-day supervision of data collection, and data entry and quality assurance. The Data Collection Team Manager will, at regular intervals, review the data collection process with the enumerators and provide feedback on the data collection process to the Team Leader/Evaluation Specialist, so that adjustments to methods can be made if necessary
Each Enumerator will work with a team that includes a team leader/evaluation specialist, a technical specialist, a data analyst, a data collection team manager, and other enumerators. The Enumerator will collect data via focus groups and interviews, online and, if circumstances allow, in person. They will also enter data and perform data quality checks under the supervision of the Data Collection Team Manager. In addition, they will debrief the Data Collection Team Manager at regular intervals on the progress of the data collection and note any challenges faced so that any necessary adjustments to the data collection methods can be made in a timely manner. The enumerator will be contracted directly through UNICEF but will report to the Data Collection Team Manager for all technical matters.
The Public Health or WASH Specialist will work with a team that includes a team leader/evaluation specialist, a data analyst, a data collection team manager, and a team of enumerators. The Public Health or WASH Specialist will provide epidemiological expertise, especially on cholera response, that will assist the team leader and data analyst in interpreting the results of the evaluation. The Public Health or WASH Specialist will be expected to provide inputs on the inception report, including the data collection tools, as well as the draft and final reports, and will also contribute to the design of the orientation/training for the enumerators. The Public Health or WASH Specialist will be contracted directly through UNICEF but will report to the Team Leader/Evaluation Specialist for all technical matters.
L’Assistant(e) Administratif(ve) est chargé(e) d’exécuter une grande variété de tâches Administratives normalisées pour les sections respectives, nécessitant une connaissance approfondie des procédures, processus et politiques administratifs de l’UNICEF. À ce titre, la nécessité de projeter l’image d’un fournisseur de services crédible et fiable est impérative pour la qualité de la prestation des processus, et l’impact du travail se reflète directement sur la réputation globale de l’équipe en termes de réactivité aux besoins des clients et de qualité de l’exécution des processus.
Documenting the practice of development and implementation of the model on integrated and child-friendly social service provision in 12 municipalities of Eastern Ukraine through compiling the model and its concept in a manual to be shared with other municipalities and interested stakeholders.
The Data Analyst will work with a team that includes a team leader/evaluation specialist, a technical specialist, a data collection team manager, and a team of enumerators. The Data Analyst will analyze all quantitative and qualitative data reviewed and collected for the evaluation.
The Team Leader will oversee the work of a team that includes a technical expert, a data analyst, a data collection team manager, and a team of enumerators. In addition to providing evaluation expertise, the Team Leader/Evaluation Expert will manage the team, oversee inputs from other team members, and submit the deliverables.
Under the general guidance and direction of the Child Rights Monitoring and Evaluation (CRM/E) Specialist and in coordination with the Emergency Coordinator (and Deputy Representative), as well as the UNCEF SWG leads, the IMWG, UNICEF Planning and Monitoring Officer and Heads of Sections, the incumbent will be responsible for strengthening the information gathering, processing, visualization and use with IM tools, procedures and systems. They will also assist in the analysis and reporting of this information to facilitate the planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of mostly crisis situation and related activities.
Under the supervision of the UNICEF CP Specialist and in cooperation with UNICEF Programme Team (including ADAP, Health, Education, Gender) and partners, including government and NGOs, Child Protection Sub-Working Group - CPSWG, MHPSS technical reference group and other relevant coordination structures, the Consultant will work to support the CP team in scaling up the child protection response to the emergency.
Under the guidance of the Chief Field Operations, the Chief Field Office (CFO) is accountable for managing and leading the total programme commitment of a field office within a country programme. The CFO represents UNICEF in his/her Area of Responsibility (AoR), leads and oversees the various program sectors and operational service teams ensuring the delivery of quality results in accordance with UNICEF’s programme of cooperation, country programme management plan and overall vision set forward by the Representative.
The Immunization Officer is accountable for professional technical contribution to project design, planning, implementation, monitoring, evaluation and administration of Immunization (EPI) programme/project activities, including data analysis, programme support, delivery, progress reporting, and commitment for expansion of immunization coverage, as well as enhancement of teamwork and capacity building, in support of achievement of planned objectives of the work plan, aligned with country programme goals, objectives and strategy.
Given the foregoing context, the Child Protection Agency in Partnership with UNICEF commission an independent evaluation of Child Advocacy centres (CACs).
The purpose of the evaluation of the CACs is to lead to improvement of the implementation and quality of the services of CACs in Regions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 10, and eventually to inform the decision to scale up service provision and sustainability.
The evaluation will identify, and document lessons learned, including in terms of service design, scope of support provided, resourcing, implementation, reach, and involvement of partners (Ministry child protection agency, NGOs etc.) The evaluation will also provide recommendations for the process of institutionalising and scaling up the CAC model and services nationally, and for actions to ensure their quality and sustainable implementation in the future.
UNICEF LAC Regional Office is looking for a Temporary Appointment Project Coordinator to manage the implementation of the Regional component of the Multi-Year Resilience Programme [MYRP], facilitated by the Education Cannot Wait [ECW] Initiative to address the Venezuela crisis affected countries.
As we enter into the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic, little is still known about the potential and actual magnitude of the pandemic’s devastation on the nutritional status of women and children. UNICEF Nutrition Data & Analytics team aims to advance the current understanding of nutrition vulnerabilities through the collection and analysis of global data, and an assessment of the nutrition resilience in countries in the context of an unprecedented pandemic which now threatens to reverse progress made in past decades. To strengthen global nutrition programming, and in support of national governments to prepare for and respond to crisis, it is important to identify where the most vulnerable children are geographically located, such as those with mild malnutrition who could be tipped into moderate or severe malnutrition, or children who have a poor diet quality and may experience even worse diets due to the impact of COVID-19, including from pandemic mitigation measures. The estimation and visual distribution of malnutrition rates (stunting, wasting, overweight) will reveal inequities and allow for prioritization and strategic allocation of critical resources. UNICEF Nutrition Data & Analytics team has thus far compiled datasets from over 600 surveys across more than 140 countries to quantify and target nutrition hotspots. The video outputs will be disseminated to internal and external partners and stakeholders and become a public resource on data.unicef.org. The outputs will inform country strategies, contribute to global advocacy, and provide key lessons for UNICEF programming to build nutrition resilience in the future.
A qualified Staff Counsellor is needed to ensure the provision of counselling and well-being services to staff in UNICEF ROSA and in South Asia Region country offices, and to contribute to the global staff well-being functions and activities during a three-month absence of Regional Staff Counselor
Under the guidance of the Chief Field Operations & Emergency, the Chief Field Office (CFO) is accountable for managing and leading the total programme commitment of a field office within a country programme. The CFO represents UNICEF in his/her Area of Responsibility (AoR), leads and oversees the various program sectors and operational service teams ensuring the delivery of quality results in accordance with UNICEF’s programme of cooperation, country programme management plan and overall vision set forward by the Representative.
UNICEF Office for Emergency Programmes in Geneva is looking for a home-based consultant to support strengthening inter-sectoral/cluster collaboration with clusters and partners at the global, regional, and country levels to ensure the efficiency and effectiveness of the humanitarian response.
The Private Sector Fundraising & Partnerships (PSFP) section within PFP works with National Committees and UNICEF Country Offices to maximize income and drive income growth. The purpose of the Individual Giving Fundraising team in PSFP is to drive income growth from Individuals as part of an integrated Individual recruitment and engagement strategy.
Part of this strategy is focusing on exploring new and innovative ways of fundraising in new and existing markets, including developing new channels and methods for acquisition of donors and in providing strategic support and capacity building to key national committees seeking to accelerate growth of new pledge donor revenue streams. The purpose of this consultancy is to support those efforts, with a specific focus on the German speaking markets.
Under the general guidance of the Individual Giving Manager, the consultant will work closely together with the identified German speaking National Committees to maximize local Individual giving fundraising.
The UNICEF Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia (ECARO) is looking for two home-based consultants to support their work for of the preparation action on the feasibility of the EU Child Guarantee initiative.
Under the supervision of the C4D Officer , the consultant will work in close coordination of UNICEF programme sections, government counter parts, Civil Society Organizations and young people to Coordinate the overall rollout of U-Report Sri Lanka programme
The Data Collection Team Manager will work with a team that includes a team leader/evaluation specialist, a technical specialist, a data analyst, and a team of enumerators. The Data Collection Team Manager will oversee the work of the enumerators, including enumerator training, day-to-day supervision of data collection, and data entry and quality assurance. The Data Collection Team Manager will, at regular intervals, review the data collection process with the enumerators and provide feedback on the data collection process to the Team Leader/Evaluation Specialist, so that adjustments to methods can be made if necessary
Each Enumerator will work with a team that includes a team leader/evaluation specialist, a technical specialist, a data analyst, a data collection team manager, and other enumerators. The Enumerator will collect data via focus groups and interviews, online and, if circumstances allow, in person. They will also enter data and perform data quality checks under the supervision of the Data Collection Team Manager. In addition, they will debrief the Data Collection Team Manager at regular intervals on the progress of the data collection and note any challenges faced so that any necessary adjustments to the data collection methods can be made in a timely manner. The enumerator will be contracted directly through UNICEF but will report to the Data Collection Team Manager for all technical matters.
The Public Health or WASH Specialist will work with a team that includes a team leader/evaluation specialist, a data analyst, a data collection team manager, and a team of enumerators. The Public Health or WASH Specialist will provide epidemiological expertise, especially on cholera response, that will assist the team leader and data analyst in interpreting the results of the evaluation. The Public Health or WASH Specialist will be expected to provide inputs on the inception report, including the data collection tools, as well as the draft and final reports, and will also contribute to the design of the orientation/training for the enumerators. The Public Health or WASH Specialist will be contracted directly through UNICEF but will report to the Team Leader/Evaluation Specialist for all technical matters.
L’Assistant(e) Administratif(ve) est chargé(e) d’exécuter une grande variété de tâches Administratives normalisées pour les sections respectives, nécessitant une connaissance approfondie des procédures, processus et politiques administratifs de l’UNICEF. À ce titre, la nécessité de projeter l’image d’un fournisseur de services crédible et fiable est impérative pour la qualité de la prestation des processus, et l’impact du travail se reflète directement sur la réputation globale de l’équipe en termes de réactivité aux besoins des clients et de qualité de l’exécution des processus.
Documenting the practice of development and implementation of the model on integrated and child-friendly social service provision in 12 municipalities of Eastern Ukraine through compiling the model and its concept in a manual to be shared with other municipalities and interested stakeholders.
The Data Analyst will work with a team that includes a team leader/evaluation specialist, a technical specialist, a data collection team manager, and a team of enumerators. The Data Analyst will analyze all quantitative and qualitative data reviewed and collected for the evaluation.
The Team Leader will oversee the work of a team that includes a technical expert, a data analyst, a data collection team manager, and a team of enumerators. In addition to providing evaluation expertise, the Team Leader/Evaluation Expert will manage the team, oversee inputs from other team members, and submit the deliverables.
Under the general guidance and direction of the Child Rights Monitoring and Evaluation (CRM/E) Specialist and in coordination with the Emergency Coordinator (and Deputy Representative), as well as the UNCEF SWG leads, the IMWG, UNICEF Planning and Monitoring Officer and Heads of Sections, the incumbent will be responsible for strengthening the information gathering, processing, visualization and use with IM tools, procedures and systems. They will also assist in the analysis and reporting of this information to facilitate the planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of mostly crisis situation and related activities.
Under the supervision of the UNICEF CP Specialist and in cooperation with UNICEF Programme Team (including ADAP, Health, Education, Gender) and partners, including government and NGOs, Child Protection Sub-Working Group - CPSWG, MHPSS technical reference group and other relevant coordination structures, the Consultant will work to support the CP team in scaling up the child protection response to the emergency.
