Join UNICEF’s Global Programme Division (GPD) Centre of Excellence for WASH in Nairobi and help drive global efforts to protect children and communities from waterborne diseases and public health emergencies. This exciting role sits within the High Impact Solutions Team and focuses on strengthening Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) and Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP) across UNICEF programmes worldwide.Working with Country Offices, governments, and partners, you will provide technical support, contribute to capacity building and knowledge sharing, and help translate global strategies into effective action at country level. This is a unique opportunity to influence public health outcomes, support emergency preparedness and response, and contribute to sustainable WASH systems that improve the lives of children and vulnerable communities around the world.If you are passionate about community engagement, public health, emergency response, and driving impact at scale through global collaboration, this role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful difference for children worldwide.
Dans ce rôle, tu seras responsable de la collecte, de l’analyse et de la visualisation des données des Clusters WASH et Nutrition afin de renforcer la coordination humanitaire et le suivi des interventions. Tu développeras et maintiendras des outils de reporting, des tableaux de bord, des cartes et des analyses pour soutenir la prise de décision. En collaboration avec les partenaires humanitaires, les autorités nationales et les équipes UNICEF, tu contribueras à améliorer la qualité, l’efficacité et la redevabilité de la réponse humanitaire grâce à une gestion stratégique de l’information.
Air pollution is one of the leading environmental health risks globally. The State of Global Air 2025 reports that
approximately 36% of the global population was exposed to PM2.5 concentrations exceeding 35 µg/m³ in 2023, while nearly
2.6 billion people remain exposed to household air pollution from the use of solid fuels1
. Globally, air pollution contributes
significantly to morbidity and mortality, with children being particularly vulnerable due to their developing respiratory
systems and higher exposure rates.
Air pollution arises from both outdoor (ambient) sources such as transport, industry, waste burning, and agriculture and
indoor (household) sources, primarily the use of biomass fuels for cooking and heating. Household air pollution remains a
major challenge in low- and middle-income countries, contributing to a high burden of disease among women and children2
.
Pakistan is among the countries most affected by poor air quality. The country’s annual mean PM2.5 levels remain
significantly above WHO guideline values, and a substantial proportion of the population continues to rely on polluting fuels
for cooking. WHO estimates indicate that approximately 47% of the population lacks access to clean cooking fuels, highlighting the scale of indoor air pollution exposure
In addition, Pakistan experiences recurrent seasonal smog episodes, particularly in Punjab, driven by vehicular emissions, industrial activity, agricultural burning, and meteorological conditions.
The objectives of this assignment for the Procurement Expert (hereinafter — the Expert) are to provide adequate procurement support for the implementation of the Project “Restoration of Water Supply and Sanitation in Ukraine” in accordance with the Financial Agreement (FI No. 93368, Serapis No. 2021-0112), the requirements of Ukrainian legislation, regulatory acts of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, orders of the Ministry for Development, rules and procedures of the European Investment Bank (EIB), requirements of the European Commission regarding grant co-financing, as well as the provisions of the Project Operational Manual.
The Rwanda Medical Suppliers (RMS) is implementing the Construction of a Modern Medical Warehouse and Administration Block within the Kigali Special Economic Zone, Masoro. The project comprises a modern pharmaceutical warehouse/distribution center, cold room block, and an RMS Head Office. The consultant shall ensure that the proposed cold rooms, freezer facilities and associated monitoring and control systems are adequately designed and integrated into the warehouse infrastructure and meet RMS's current and reasonably projected operational requirements.
Join UNICEF’s Global Programme Division (GPD) Centre of Excellence for WASH in Nairobi and help drive global efforts to protect children and communities from waterborne diseases and public health emergencies. This exciting role sits within the High Impact Solutions Team and focuses on strengthening Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) and Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP) across UNICEF programmes worldwide.Working with Country Offices, governments, and partners, you will provide technical support, contribute to capacity building and knowledge sharing, and help translate global strategies into effective action at country level. This is a unique opportunity to influence public health outcomes, support emergency preparedness and response, and contribute to sustainable WASH systems that improve the lives of children and vulnerable communities around the world.If you are passionate about community engagement, public health, emergency response, and driving impact at scale through global collaboration, this role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful difference for children worldwide.
Dans ce rôle, tu seras responsable de la collecte, de l’analyse et de la visualisation des données des Clusters WASH et Nutrition afin de renforcer la coordination humanitaire et le suivi des interventions. Tu développeras et maintiendras des outils de reporting, des tableaux de bord, des cartes et des analyses pour soutenir la prise de décision. En collaboration avec les partenaires humanitaires, les autorités nationales et les équipes UNICEF, tu contribueras à améliorer la qualité, l’efficacité et la redevabilité de la réponse humanitaire grâce à une gestion stratégique de l’information.
Air pollution is one of the leading environmental health risks globally. The State of Global Air 2025 reports that
approximately 36% of the global population was exposed to PM2.5 concentrations exceeding 35 µg/m³ in 2023, while nearly
2.6 billion people remain exposed to household air pollution from the use of solid fuels1
. Globally, air pollution contributes
significantly to morbidity and mortality, with children being particularly vulnerable due to their developing respiratory
systems and higher exposure rates.
Air pollution arises from both outdoor (ambient) sources such as transport, industry, waste burning, and agriculture and
indoor (household) sources, primarily the use of biomass fuels for cooking and heating. Household air pollution remains a
major challenge in low- and middle-income countries, contributing to a high burden of disease among women and children2
.
Pakistan is among the countries most affected by poor air quality. The country’s annual mean PM2.5 levels remain
significantly above WHO guideline values, and a substantial proportion of the population continues to rely on polluting fuels
for cooking. WHO estimates indicate that approximately 47% of the population lacks access to clean cooking fuels, highlighting the scale of indoor air pollution exposure
In addition, Pakistan experiences recurrent seasonal smog episodes, particularly in Punjab, driven by vehicular emissions, industrial activity, agricultural burning, and meteorological conditions.
The objectives of this assignment for the Procurement Expert (hereinafter — the Expert) are to provide adequate procurement support for the implementation of the Project “Restoration of Water Supply and Sanitation in Ukraine” in accordance with the Financial Agreement (FI No. 93368, Serapis No. 2021-0112), the requirements of Ukrainian legislation, regulatory acts of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, orders of the Ministry for Development, rules and procedures of the European Investment Bank (EIB), requirements of the European Commission regarding grant co-financing, as well as the provisions of the Project Operational Manual.
The Rwanda Medical Suppliers (RMS) is implementing the Construction of a Modern Medical Warehouse and Administration Block within the Kigali Special Economic Zone, Masoro. The project comprises a modern pharmaceutical warehouse/distribution center, cold room block, and an RMS Head Office. The consultant shall ensure that the proposed cold rooms, freezer facilities and associated monitoring and control systems are adequately designed and integrated into the warehouse infrastructure and meet RMS's current and reasonably projected operational requirements.
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