UNICEF Innocenti - Global Office of Research and Foresight is looking for and administrative assistant who will be responsible for executing a broad variety of administrative, programme and logistical support functions for the respective section and more broadly to the Innocenti-GORaF.
This consultancy is to document the implementation of Phase 2 of the Joint Programme, focusing on: (a) the outputs and short-term results achieved during the period August 2024 – January 2026, (b) implementation experiences and good practices, and (c) lessons learned from applying inclusive, gender-responsive, and rights-based approaches.
UNICEF Pacific is seeking a committed and experienced Child Protection Specialist for a temporary appointment position with the Solomon Islands Field Office in Honiara.
Under the supervision of the Chief Field Office in Honiara, and with technical guidance from the Chief of Child Protection in Suva, the Specialist will lead the development, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of child protection programmes in the Solomon Islands. This role offers a unique opportunity to shape a multi-dimensional programme, including:
• Strengthening national child protection systems
• Advancing community-based approaches in remote areas
• Leading emergency response efforts, particularly those related to climate change
The Specialist will serve as the programme lead, working directly with the relevant Government line ministry at the national level, and will also supervise UNICEF national child protection staff. If you're passionate about protecting children and driving meaningful change in the Pacific, we encourage you to apply.
The main purpose of the assignment is to provide technical support in organizing First Food concertation Workshop and in developing a multisectoral budgeted plan, aiming at improving children’s diets through a multi-system approach in alignment with the Global Nutrition Strategy 2020-2030 as well as with the complementary feeding frameworks for action taking into consideration the national context.
This role will provide capacity support for child-sensitive disaster risk reduction (DRR), including technical assistance across multi-hazard early warning systems, anticipatory action, disaster risk financing, and climate risk and vulnerability assessments. It also contributes to the global implementation and monitoring of UNICEF’s Sustainability and Climate Change Action Plan (SCAP) 2023–2030 Area of Acceleration 1: climate-informed disaster risk reduction, humanitarian action, and resilient recovery.
Under the supervision of the Programme Officer for Disaster Risk Reduction, the DRR Programme Consultant is expected to deliver three outputs:
1. Strengthen knowledge management and capacity building on child-sensitive DRR
2. Global monitoring and reporting on child-sensitive DRR
3. Interagency partnership, communications and advocacy support for child-sensitive DRR
UNICEF Innocenti - Global Office of Research and Foresight is looking for and administrative assistant who will be responsible for executing a broad variety of administrative, programme and logistical support functions for the respective section and more broadly to the Innocenti-GORaF.
This consultancy is to document the implementation of Phase 2 of the Joint Programme, focusing on: (a) the outputs and short-term results achieved during the period August 2024 – January 2026, (b) implementation experiences and good practices, and (c) lessons learned from applying inclusive, gender-responsive, and rights-based approaches.
UNICEF Pacific is seeking a committed and experienced Child Protection Specialist for a temporary appointment position with the Solomon Islands Field Office in Honiara.
Under the supervision of the Chief Field Office in Honiara, and with technical guidance from the Chief of Child Protection in Suva, the Specialist will lead the development, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of child protection programmes in the Solomon Islands. This role offers a unique opportunity to shape a multi-dimensional programme, including:
• Strengthening national child protection systems
• Advancing community-based approaches in remote areas
• Leading emergency response efforts, particularly those related to climate change
The Specialist will serve as the programme lead, working directly with the relevant Government line ministry at the national level, and will also supervise UNICEF national child protection staff. If you're passionate about protecting children and driving meaningful change in the Pacific, we encourage you to apply.
The main purpose of the assignment is to provide technical support in organizing First Food concertation Workshop and in developing a multisectoral budgeted plan, aiming at improving children’s diets through a multi-system approach in alignment with the Global Nutrition Strategy 2020-2030 as well as with the complementary feeding frameworks for action taking into consideration the national context.
This role will provide capacity support for child-sensitive disaster risk reduction (DRR), including technical assistance across multi-hazard early warning systems, anticipatory action, disaster risk financing, and climate risk and vulnerability assessments. It also contributes to the global implementation and monitoring of UNICEF’s Sustainability and Climate Change Action Plan (SCAP) 2023–2030 Area of Acceleration 1: climate-informed disaster risk reduction, humanitarian action, and resilient recovery.
Under the supervision of the Programme Officer for Disaster Risk Reduction, the DRR Programme Consultant is expected to deliver three outputs:
1. Strengthen knowledge management and capacity building on child-sensitive DRR
2. Global monitoring and reporting on child-sensitive DRR
3. Interagency partnership, communications and advocacy support for child-sensitive DRR
