Under the overall supervision and guidance of the NO-3 Child Protection/ PSEA Specialist, Child Protection and safeguarding Officer supports the implementation of the UNICEF Rwanda Country Office PSEA and safeguarding Action Plan, the roll out of child protection case management and strengthening of alternative childcare. This includes mainstreaming PSEA and safeguarding into programmes and operations, managing SEA and safeguarding risks in partnerships (IP PSEA capacity assessments), PSEA and safeguarding reporting, community awareness, and in the engagement of external suppliers/vendors, conducting field monitoring, and providing technical support to government and NGO partners, including training. The Programme officer will provide dedicated capacity to support section colleagues and partners to ensure PSEA and safeguarding are mainstreamed across UNICEF’s programmes, both humanitarian and development.
Child Protection and Safeguarding Officer provide professional technical, operational and administrative assistance throughout the programming process for child protection case management and alternative child care working closely with National Child Development Agency (NCDA). H/She prepares, executes, manages, and implements a variety of technical and administrative programme tasks to facilitate programme development, implementation, programme progress monitoring, evaluating and reporting.
UNICEF Lebanon is looking for three talented candidates to take up the WASH Programme Coordinator function in three field offices (Tripoli, Tyre and Zahle) to monitor the WASH situation in their respective area including the situation in the ITs and support the implementation of the WASH programme from humanitarian / stabilization and recovery. The position will report to the Chief of Field Office with a technical dotted line to the WASH section in Beirut.
UNICEF Maldives is seeking a qualified Individual (Maldivian National) to conduct analysis of key health and nutrition datasets—including national surveys, routine information systems, and programmatic data—to generate data profiles, dashboards, and thematic insights that strengthen evidence‑based planning and programming.
1. To support survey activities, such as MICS, School health assessments, and upcoming ones such as and child environmental health assessments.
2. To provide technical, coordination and operational support for planned data collection activities, including field coordination, facilitation with partners, and quality assurance.
3. To conduct research and data analysis on priority health or nutrition topics, producing profiles, analysis of available data, structured analysis and actionable recommendations to inform UNICEF’s programme design, advocacy, and policy dialogue.
UNICEF Papua New Guinea Country Office is seeking to engage 4 x National Provincial Coordinators to be based in four different provinces. The purpose of this consultancy is to strengthen Provincial Health Authorities (PHAs) and District Health Authorities (DHAs) in planning, delivering, and monitoring integrated MNCH and HIV interventions, with a focus on upskilling health care workers (HCWs) and Village Health Assistants (VHAs) at provincial and district levels, in close collaboration with NDOH, UNICEF, DFAT, the World Bank, and other partners.
Under the Youth and Adolescent Development Specialist, the Consultant strengthens MHPSS services by coordinating health, education, and social welfare stakeholders alongside youth-led structures. The role drives government-led reforms and multisectoral MoUs to enhance service quality and accessibility. Key tasks include adapting the Youth Minimum Service Package, developing psychological instruments, and fostering referral pathways across 15 municipalities. The Consultant also manages monitoring and donor reporting to track program achievements and lessons learned in line with UNICEF standards.
Under the overall supervision and guidance of the NO-3 Child Protection/ PSEA Specialist, Child Protection and safeguarding Officer supports the implementation of the UNICEF Rwanda Country Office PSEA and safeguarding Action Plan, the roll out of child protection case management and strengthening of alternative childcare. This includes mainstreaming PSEA and safeguarding into programmes and operations, managing SEA and safeguarding risks in partnerships (IP PSEA capacity assessments), PSEA and safeguarding reporting, community awareness, and in the engagement of external suppliers/vendors, conducting field monitoring, and providing technical support to government and NGO partners, including training. The Programme officer will provide dedicated capacity to support section colleagues and partners to ensure PSEA and safeguarding are mainstreamed across UNICEF’s programmes, both humanitarian and development.
Child Protection and Safeguarding Officer provide professional technical, operational and administrative assistance throughout the programming process for child protection case management and alternative child care working closely with National Child Development Agency (NCDA). H/She prepares, executes, manages, and implements a variety of technical and administrative programme tasks to facilitate programme development, implementation, programme progress monitoring, evaluating and reporting.
UNICEF Lebanon is looking for three talented candidates to take up the WASH Programme Coordinator function in three field offices (Tripoli, Tyre and Zahle) to monitor the WASH situation in their respective area including the situation in the ITs and support the implementation of the WASH programme from humanitarian / stabilization and recovery. The position will report to the Chief of Field Office with a technical dotted line to the WASH section in Beirut.
UNICEF Maldives is seeking a qualified Individual (Maldivian National) to conduct analysis of key health and nutrition datasets—including national surveys, routine information systems, and programmatic data—to generate data profiles, dashboards, and thematic insights that strengthen evidence‑based planning and programming.
1. To support survey activities, such as MICS, School health assessments, and upcoming ones such as and child environmental health assessments.
2. To provide technical, coordination and operational support for planned data collection activities, including field coordination, facilitation with partners, and quality assurance.
3. To conduct research and data analysis on priority health or nutrition topics, producing profiles, analysis of available data, structured analysis and actionable recommendations to inform UNICEF’s programme design, advocacy, and policy dialogue.
UNICEF Papua New Guinea Country Office is seeking to engage 4 x National Provincial Coordinators to be based in four different provinces. The purpose of this consultancy is to strengthen Provincial Health Authorities (PHAs) and District Health Authorities (DHAs) in planning, delivering, and monitoring integrated MNCH and HIV interventions, with a focus on upskilling health care workers (HCWs) and Village Health Assistants (VHAs) at provincial and district levels, in close collaboration with NDOH, UNICEF, DFAT, the World Bank, and other partners.
Under the Youth and Adolescent Development Specialist, the Consultant strengthens MHPSS services by coordinating health, education, and social welfare stakeholders alongside youth-led structures. The role drives government-led reforms and multisectoral MoUs to enhance service quality and accessibility. Key tasks include adapting the Youth Minimum Service Package, developing psychological instruments, and fostering referral pathways across 15 municipalities. The Consultant also manages monitoring and donor reporting to track program achievements and lessons learned in line with UNICEF standards.
