Join UNICEF to drive meaningful change for children in the Anosy region. As a Child Protection Officer, you will support the design, implementation and monitoring of programmes that safeguard children's rights and well-being. You will engage with a wide range of stakeholders, strengthen local capacities and contribute to innovative approaches that improve protection outcomes. This role offers a unique opportunity to grow your career while generating tangible impact for vulnerable communities. Together, we can build a safer and more protective environment for every child.
The Senior Driver, at the G-3 level, provides high level, secure and professional driving services to the Head of Office. This role goes beyond basic transportation duties and requires strong coordination with internal and external stakeholders, knowledge of diplomatic and UN protocol, use of digital tracking systems, and a client-service mindset.In addition to driving functions, this position can also perform basic administrative and logistical support and contributes to the professional development of other driversThe Senior Driver demonstrates a client-oriented approach, high sense of responsibility, courtesy, tact and the ability to work with people of different national and cultural backgrounds.
Under the supervision of the Communication Specialist (NO-3), and in close coordination with the Advocacy and Media Officer and the Digital Communication Officer, the Communication Associate (GS-6) provides technical and administrative support to the implementation of communication strategies. This includes supporting the planning, production, and monitoring of digital and media content, campaigns, and communication activities.
This consultancy will support the Centres of Excellence Child Protection and SBC teams in delivering technical assistance to Country Offices to strengthen SBC-informed parenting for VAC prevention, and broader parenting outcomes across the life course, while also contributing to the documentation of good practices, development of global and regional guidance, supporting cross country and cross regional learning, and strengthening of practical SBC resources for adaptation across contexts.
UNICEF Malawi’s Country Programme seeks to ensure that all children and adolescents survive, grow, learn and are protected,with particular attention to the most vulnerable and those at risk of being left behind. Under the guidance of the Social PolicySpecialist, the Social Policy Officer will provide technical, operational and coordination support to strengthen the Governmentof Malawi’s planning, financing, budgeting, expenditure management and accountability for public resources, contributing toimproved outcomes for children and vulnerable populations. The role will support public financial management, budgetanalysis, social sector financing and decentralization, including transparency, accountability and oversight of public finances atnational and sub-national levels. The Officer will also generate and use evidence on social sector financing, child poverty, andchild-focused services to inform policy dialogue, programming, resource mobilization and donor reporting, while engaging withgovernment counterparts, development partners and contractors to advance country programme results.
Join UNICEF to drive meaningful change for children in the Anosy region. As a Child Protection Officer, you will support the design, implementation and monitoring of programmes that safeguard children's rights and well-being. You will engage with a wide range of stakeholders, strengthen local capacities and contribute to innovative approaches that improve protection outcomes. This role offers a unique opportunity to grow your career while generating tangible impact for vulnerable communities. Together, we can build a safer and more protective environment for every child.
The Senior Driver, at the G-3 level, provides high level, secure and professional driving services to the Head of Office. This role goes beyond basic transportation duties and requires strong coordination with internal and external stakeholders, knowledge of diplomatic and UN protocol, use of digital tracking systems, and a client-service mindset.In addition to driving functions, this position can also perform basic administrative and logistical support and contributes to the professional development of other driversThe Senior Driver demonstrates a client-oriented approach, high sense of responsibility, courtesy, tact and the ability to work with people of different national and cultural backgrounds.
Under the supervision of the Communication Specialist (NO-3), and in close coordination with the Advocacy and Media Officer and the Digital Communication Officer, the Communication Associate (GS-6) provides technical and administrative support to the implementation of communication strategies. This includes supporting the planning, production, and monitoring of digital and media content, campaigns, and communication activities.
This consultancy will support the Centres of Excellence Child Protection and SBC teams in delivering technical assistance to Country Offices to strengthen SBC-informed parenting for VAC prevention, and broader parenting outcomes across the life course, while also contributing to the documentation of good practices, development of global and regional guidance, supporting cross country and cross regional learning, and strengthening of practical SBC resources for adaptation across contexts.
UNICEF Malawi’s Country Programme seeks to ensure that all children and adolescents survive, grow, learn and are protected,with particular attention to the most vulnerable and those at risk of being left behind. Under the guidance of the Social PolicySpecialist, the Social Policy Officer will provide technical, operational and coordination support to strengthen the Governmentof Malawi’s planning, financing, budgeting, expenditure management and accountability for public resources, contributing toimproved outcomes for children and vulnerable populations. The role will support public financial management, budgetanalysis, social sector financing and decentralization, including transparency, accountability and oversight of public finances atnational and sub-national levels. The Officer will also generate and use evidence on social sector financing, child poverty, andchild-focused services to inform policy dialogue, programming, resource mobilization and donor reporting, while engaging withgovernment counterparts, development partners and contractors to advance country programme results.
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