To expand the pool of specialized expertise available to support WASH financing initiatives, UNICEF Indonesia seeks to establish a roster of qualified WASH Financing Experts who may be engaged as individual consultants on a short-term or long-term consultancy assignments on need basis.
The WASH Consultant will report to the Child Survival and Development Specialist (NOC) for guidance and supervision and provide time-bound technical and programme anagement support to strengthen the planning, implementation, monitoring, quality assurance and reporting of UNICEF-supported WASH interventions, in line with approved plans, budgets, technical standards and donor requirements, while promoting Government ownership, partner coordination, community participation and sustainable results.
This assignment aims to strengthen UNICEF’s global leadership on menstrual health and hygiene (MHH) by advancing advocacy, accountability, monitoring, knowledge management and partnerships. The consultant will support implementation of the global MHH agenda, including tracking progress against commitments, strengthening country-level monitoring systems, facilitating stakeholder engagement, and promoting knowledge-sharing. The role will also support the UNICEF–Kimberly-Clark partnership through advocacy, capacity building, resource development, programme learning, and cross-country exchange to improve health, education and wellbeing outcomes for girls and women.
The consultant will provide technical assistance and guidance to NEWZA stakeholders at different levels including CSO hired for MHHM activities to achieve the following targets:
• Households construct improved climate resilient toilets with hand washing facilities in locations where KfW is building water systems and other high needs areas to reach at least 45,000 toilets.
• 240 local artisans and sanitation entrepreneurs trained to deliver affordable, climate resilient household toilets and hand hygiene facilities.
• Train 1,200 MOE and school staff in Menstrual Health & Hygiene Management (MHHM).
• At least 25,000 menstruating students have participated in menstrual health and hygiene management activities.
The consultant will work closely with the UNICEF NEWZA team, comprising staff from WASH, Social and Behaviour Change, and other sections, as well as Commercial Utilities and district stakeholders to strengthen systems for achieving Year 3 sanitation and hygiene results. Monthly progress updates will outline achievements, identify challenges and constraints, and recommend corrective actions.
UNICEF seeks a consultant to support the mobilization of catalytic finance for the WASH sector and the preparation of the Sanitation Programme Facility (SPF) in Nigeria.
To expand the pool of specialized expertise available to support WASH financing initiatives, UNICEF Indonesia seeks to establish a roster of qualified WASH Financing Experts who may be engaged as individual consultants on a short-term or long-term consultancy assignments on need basis.
The WASH Consultant will report to the Child Survival and Development Specialist (NOC) for guidance and supervision and provide time-bound technical and programme anagement support to strengthen the planning, implementation, monitoring, quality assurance and reporting of UNICEF-supported WASH interventions, in line with approved plans, budgets, technical standards and donor requirements, while promoting Government ownership, partner coordination, community participation and sustainable results.
This assignment aims to strengthen UNICEF’s global leadership on menstrual health and hygiene (MHH) by advancing advocacy, accountability, monitoring, knowledge management and partnerships. The consultant will support implementation of the global MHH agenda, including tracking progress against commitments, strengthening country-level monitoring systems, facilitating stakeholder engagement, and promoting knowledge-sharing. The role will also support the UNICEF–Kimberly-Clark partnership through advocacy, capacity building, resource development, programme learning, and cross-country exchange to improve health, education and wellbeing outcomes for girls and women.
The consultant will provide technical assistance and guidance to NEWZA stakeholders at different levels including CSO hired for MHHM activities to achieve the following targets:
• Households construct improved climate resilient toilets with hand washing facilities in locations where KfW is building water systems and other high needs areas to reach at least 45,000 toilets.
• 240 local artisans and sanitation entrepreneurs trained to deliver affordable, climate resilient household toilets and hand hygiene facilities.
• Train 1,200 MOE and school staff in Menstrual Health & Hygiene Management (MHHM).
• At least 25,000 menstruating students have participated in menstrual health and hygiene management activities.
The consultant will work closely with the UNICEF NEWZA team, comprising staff from WASH, Social and Behaviour Change, and other sections, as well as Commercial Utilities and district stakeholders to strengthen systems for achieving Year 3 sanitation and hygiene results. Monthly progress updates will outline achievements, identify challenges and constraints, and recommend corrective actions.
UNICEF seeks a consultant to support the mobilization of catalytic finance for the WASH sector and the preparation of the Sanitation Programme Facility (SPF) in Nigeria.
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