UNICEF’s Office of Strategy and Evidence is seeking a consultant to support the AHEAD initiative in Ethiopia, helping strengthen immunization data quality and analytics to improve decision-making for child and adolescent health. The role involves coordinating with government and partner stakeholders, managing subnational implementation teams, supporting technical analyses, and translating complex data into clear, actionable insights. This is an opportunity to contribute to evidence-based health planning and equitable health outcomes by advancing the use of high-quality immunization data at national and subnational levels.
Mental Health and Psychosocial Support is an institutional priority for UNICEF. Through funding from Wellcome Trust, UNICEF and WHO are jointly developing a child and adolescent mental health accountability mechanism to support the public registration, monitoring and implementation of government commitments.
The UNICEF-WHO Child and Adolescent Mental Health (CAMH) Accountability Mechanism is a global initiative to
strengthen accountability for mental health commitments and accelerate progress for children, adolescents and
caregivers worldwide.
By providing a transparent platform to monitor commitments, track implementation, and share progress, the mechanism helps ensure that political commitments lead to meaningful action, investment and improved services.
This consultancy, planned from 15 November 2026 to 14 November 2027, will prioritize the design and development of the UNICEF-WHO CAMH accountability prototype and provide subsequent launch and optimization support. Following the initial prototype and launch milestones, the assignment will provide continuing broader MHPSS design and development support, including platform support, maintenance and related technical improvements across MHPSS digital products through the end of the contract.
The assignment is temporary, time-bound and deliverable-based. Programme requirements beyond 14 November 2027 will be reviewed separately, subject to programme needs, available funding and applicable contracting procedures.
To provide technical and advisory support to the Principal Secretary, State Department for Children Services, to strengthen child protection and child-sensitive social protection systems, policies, and programmes, and to advance child related issues in key national and sectoral priorities.
UNICEF Ukraine is seeking a Social Policy and Recovery Systems Consultant to strengthen the information, analytical tools and documented processes supporting its social policy, social protection and recovery portfolio.
The consultancy will help the Social Policy Section consolidate and use programme and operational information, improve visibility of donor funding and implementation progress, and develop practical recommendations for stronger coordination and decision-making. It will also examine how digital solutions and linkages across social protection, education and health can support accessible services and recovery.
UNICEF and UNDP jointly implement the Programme “Advancing Quality Education and Lifelong Learning Opportunities for All”, funded by the European Union. The overall objective of the Programme is to contribute to human capital development in the Republic of Moldova, improving quality and relevance of education and lifelong learning opportunities for all, for better matching the labour market demands. To achieve this, the Program will target the following specific objectives: Strengthen institutions and system for teacher and school leaders' professional development and support the implementation of education policies to enhance quality of teaching and learning; Improve equitable access for all children to quality education, promoting the development of an inclusive, digital, and resilient education system; Upgrade learning environments through renovation of selected school infrastructures and facilitate the development of the 21st century skills, contributing to better education opportunities for pupils/students and improved efficiency of the school network.
UNICEF’s Office of Strategy and Evidence is seeking a consultant to support the AHEAD initiative in Ethiopia, helping strengthen immunization data quality and analytics to improve decision-making for child and adolescent health. The role involves coordinating with government and partner stakeholders, managing subnational implementation teams, supporting technical analyses, and translating complex data into clear, actionable insights. This is an opportunity to contribute to evidence-based health planning and equitable health outcomes by advancing the use of high-quality immunization data at national and subnational levels.
Mental Health and Psychosocial Support is an institutional priority for UNICEF. Through funding from Wellcome Trust, UNICEF and WHO are jointly developing a child and adolescent mental health accountability mechanism to support the public registration, monitoring and implementation of government commitments.
The UNICEF-WHO Child and Adolescent Mental Health (CAMH) Accountability Mechanism is a global initiative to
strengthen accountability for mental health commitments and accelerate progress for children, adolescents and
caregivers worldwide.
By providing a transparent platform to monitor commitments, track implementation, and share progress, the mechanism helps ensure that political commitments lead to meaningful action, investment and improved services.
This consultancy, planned from 15 November 2026 to 14 November 2027, will prioritize the design and development of the UNICEF-WHO CAMH accountability prototype and provide subsequent launch and optimization support. Following the initial prototype and launch milestones, the assignment will provide continuing broader MHPSS design and development support, including platform support, maintenance and related technical improvements across MHPSS digital products through the end of the contract.
The assignment is temporary, time-bound and deliverable-based. Programme requirements beyond 14 November 2027 will be reviewed separately, subject to programme needs, available funding and applicable contracting procedures.
To provide technical and advisory support to the Principal Secretary, State Department for Children Services, to strengthen child protection and child-sensitive social protection systems, policies, and programmes, and to advance child related issues in key national and sectoral priorities.
UNICEF Ukraine is seeking a Social Policy and Recovery Systems Consultant to strengthen the information, analytical tools and documented processes supporting its social policy, social protection and recovery portfolio.
The consultancy will help the Social Policy Section consolidate and use programme and operational information, improve visibility of donor funding and implementation progress, and develop practical recommendations for stronger coordination and decision-making. It will also examine how digital solutions and linkages across social protection, education and health can support accessible services and recovery.
UNICEF and UNDP jointly implement the Programme “Advancing Quality Education and Lifelong Learning Opportunities for All”, funded by the European Union. The overall objective of the Programme is to contribute to human capital development in the Republic of Moldova, improving quality and relevance of education and lifelong learning opportunities for all, for better matching the labour market demands. To achieve this, the Program will target the following specific objectives: Strengthen institutions and system for teacher and school leaders' professional development and support the implementation of education policies to enhance quality of teaching and learning; Improve equitable access for all children to quality education, promoting the development of an inclusive, digital, and resilient education system; Upgrade learning environments through renovation of selected school infrastructures and facilitate the development of the 21st century skills, contributing to better education opportunities for pupils/students and improved efficiency of the school network.
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