The Government of Tanzania has articulated its vision through the new Digital Health Strategy 2025–2030, which outlines transformative shifts in digital governance and leadership, data interoperability, ICT infrastructure, digital competencies across the health workforce, and the adoption of data-driven practices for planning, monitoring, and policy formulation. The strategy represents a significant evolution from earlier digital health initiatives by emphasizing system integration, scalability, sustainability, cybersecurity, and the long-term institutionalization of digital health within the broader health sector architecture
To translate this strategic vision into implementable actions, the Government, with technical and financial assistance from UNICEF, is developing a Digital Health Investment Roadmap 2025–2030. This roadmap identifies the priority interventions, sequencing, institutional responsibilities, partnerships, and investment areas necessary to build a resilient, interoperable, and user-centered digital health ecosystem. It aims to consolidate fragmented digital initiatives, align them with national priorities, and provide a coherent framework for coordinated implementation
UNICEF is seeking a consultant who can support the delivery of the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and the scale up of these two components – the KEP and the VSS – by liaising closely with the contracted technology developers and with user teams in Programme Group (PG) and DAPM where this project will initially be scaled up. The work involves identification of customized user requirements, sprint reviews with the developers to ensure that functionalities are developed according to user needs, supporting user teams in deploying and using the system and capacity building where needed.
This remote consultancy aims to support UNICEF Guinea Bissau CO in editing and finalization of the contributions of sectoral and cross sectoral programs to the Outcome and Outputs level RAM assessments and the compilation of the Country Office Annual Report (COAR) ensuring that all corporate deadlines set in the global instruction are respected.
UNICEF Gambia is looking for a qualified professional for a short-term consultancy of 2 months. The consultant will lead and support gender-focused analysis to understand the current gender in education landscape—who is doing what, where, and at what level—to inform strategic partnerships, policy development, and programming.
The purpose of the consultancy is to strengthen the capacity of the State Control Service in Medical Activity and Social Protection of Population in monitoring of implementation of the national standards establishing the principles of Baby-Friendly Hospitals and the 10 steps to successful breastfeeding and breastfeeding counselling by the maternity departments of the hospitals and primary healthcare facilities through the revision and updating of existing accreditation and certification standards to ensure stronger adherence to the BFHI and IYCF requirements and updating the ToRs and work plans of IQC Commissions at health facilities to assume responsibility for internal assurance of counselling activities.
The Government of Tanzania has articulated its vision through the new Digital Health Strategy 2025–2030, which outlines transformative shifts in digital governance and leadership, data interoperability, ICT infrastructure, digital competencies across the health workforce, and the adoption of data-driven practices for planning, monitoring, and policy formulation. The strategy represents a significant evolution from earlier digital health initiatives by emphasizing system integration, scalability, sustainability, cybersecurity, and the long-term institutionalization of digital health within the broader health sector architecture
To translate this strategic vision into implementable actions, the Government, with technical and financial assistance from UNICEF, is developing a Digital Health Investment Roadmap 2025–2030. This roadmap identifies the priority interventions, sequencing, institutional responsibilities, partnerships, and investment areas necessary to build a resilient, interoperable, and user-centered digital health ecosystem. It aims to consolidate fragmented digital initiatives, align them with national priorities, and provide a coherent framework for coordinated implementation
UNICEF is seeking a consultant who can support the delivery of the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and the scale up of these two components – the KEP and the VSS – by liaising closely with the contracted technology developers and with user teams in Programme Group (PG) and DAPM where this project will initially be scaled up. The work involves identification of customized user requirements, sprint reviews with the developers to ensure that functionalities are developed according to user needs, supporting user teams in deploying and using the system and capacity building where needed.
This remote consultancy aims to support UNICEF Guinea Bissau CO in editing and finalization of the contributions of sectoral and cross sectoral programs to the Outcome and Outputs level RAM assessments and the compilation of the Country Office Annual Report (COAR) ensuring that all corporate deadlines set in the global instruction are respected.
UNICEF Gambia is looking for a qualified professional for a short-term consultancy of 2 months. The consultant will lead and support gender-focused analysis to understand the current gender in education landscape—who is doing what, where, and at what level—to inform strategic partnerships, policy development, and programming.
The purpose of the consultancy is to strengthen the capacity of the State Control Service in Medical Activity and Social Protection of Population in monitoring of implementation of the national standards establishing the principles of Baby-Friendly Hospitals and the 10 steps to successful breastfeeding and breastfeeding counselling by the maternity departments of the hospitals and primary healthcare facilities through the revision and updating of existing accreditation and certification standards to ensure stronger adherence to the BFHI and IYCF requirements and updating the ToRs and work plans of IQC Commissions at health facilities to assume responsibility for internal assurance of counselling activities.
