UNICEF Sierra Leone is seeking to hire an international consultant to design a continuous, cluster-based CoP that ensures regular availability of technical support to teachers at the school level.
UNICEF is seeking qualified expert to assess school nutrition policies, interventions, and programmes in a selected number of schools across the country; provide technical support to the Ministry of Health and or Ministry of Education in Uzbekistan for the drafting of school food policy briefs and advocacy materials for improving the school food environment, and provide actionable recommendations to improve School feeding/school food environment.
Under the general supervision of the Partnership Specialist, you will develop, manage, and evaluate non-financial partnerships with the corporate community in support of UNICEF’s mission and objectives in the country. You will also pilot innovative solutions for on-the-ground programme delivery, set the child rights agenda in policy and advocacy development, and enhance the organization’s credibility and brand as a technical expert in the area of child rights and responsible business.
The position is also expected to provide technical input in line with UNICEF’s strategic framework on CSR and manage programmatic alliances with national CSR-related agencies, including business industry champions and the Companies Commission of Guinea
The Health and Nutrition Specialist will provide overall coordination and technical leadership for the health and nutrition component of SOMOUD programme and coordinate with implementing partners and field-based officers to deliver on the programme results. Provide overall guidance to the development, planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation and administration of the SOMOUD Health and Nutrition component. Accountable for effective technical and programme support to facilitate the application and adaptation of UNICEF policies and strategies to achieve strategic priorities and objectives and expansion of UNICEF interventions, including the attainment of CO targets and SOMOUD Results Framework.
UNICEF Sierra Leone is seeking to hire an international consultant to design a continuous, cluster-based CoP that ensures regular availability of technical support to teachers at the school level.
UNICEF is seeking qualified expert to assess school nutrition policies, interventions, and programmes in a selected number of schools across the country; provide technical support to the Ministry of Health and or Ministry of Education in Uzbekistan for the drafting of school food policy briefs and advocacy materials for improving the school food environment, and provide actionable recommendations to improve School feeding/school food environment.
Under the general supervision of the Partnership Specialist, you will develop, manage, and evaluate non-financial partnerships with the corporate community in support of UNICEF’s mission and objectives in the country. You will also pilot innovative solutions for on-the-ground programme delivery, set the child rights agenda in policy and advocacy development, and enhance the organization’s credibility and brand as a technical expert in the area of child rights and responsible business.
The position is also expected to provide technical input in line with UNICEF’s strategic framework on CSR and manage programmatic alliances with national CSR-related agencies, including business industry champions and the Companies Commission of Guinea
The Health and Nutrition Specialist will provide overall coordination and technical leadership for the health and nutrition component of SOMOUD programme and coordinate with implementing partners and field-based officers to deliver on the programme results. Provide overall guidance to the development, planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation and administration of the SOMOUD Health and Nutrition component. Accountable for effective technical and programme support to facilitate the application and adaptation of UNICEF policies and strategies to achieve strategic priorities and objectives and expansion of UNICEF interventions, including the attainment of CO targets and SOMOUD Results Framework.
