Help shape how technology enables UNICEF's work across the Caribbean. Join UNICEF's Multi-Country Office for the Caribbean as a Digital Impact Officer (ICT) and help strengthen digital systems and services across the sub-region. You will drive standardization of systems, strengthening digital workflows, and support business continuity and operational efficiency across the MCO.
The purpose of the consultancy is to support UNICEF in designing and facilitating a participatory process that will result in:
• A concise, realistic, measurable, and prioritized Pulse Survey action plan;
• Clear implementation arrangements and timeline for each agreed action;
• Defined roles and accountabilities across People and Culture, Management, the Staff Association, staff representatives, and other action owners;
• A practical monitoring and reporting framework;
• An initial implementation roadmap that enables agreed actions to move from planning to execution.
The consultancy will help ensure that staff feedback is appropriately analysed, discussed, prioritized, and translated into actions with clearly identified results, responsibilities, timelines, resources, indicators, and follow-up mechanisms.
UNICEF is seeking a consultant to provide time-bound technical support to the Child AI Safety and Security Rubric (CAISSR). The assignment will establish and operate a reproducible workflow for testing large language models against an agreed set of child-safety and responsible-AI test cases. The consultant will prepare test materials, execute structured evaluations across agreed models and configurations, organize outputs for expert review, prototype a lightweight review interface, and convert expert feedback into refined or new test cases. The work will produce defined, measurable deliverables and a clean, versioned evidence base for CAISSR.
Education requirement: Advanced university degree (Master's or higher) in Communication, Journalism, International Relations, Development Studies, or related fields. Two years of additional relevant work experience that was gained after obtaining a bachelor’s degree may be accepted in lieu of advanced degree. Experience required:A minimum of five years of relevant, progressively responsible, professional work experience in digital communications, external relations, writing and editing (or equivalent fields), of which at least two years involve managing website content and digital communication channels, is required.Language requirements: Fluency in English is required. Working knowledge of another official UN language (Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian or Spanish) or a local language is an asset.
TA – Fundraising Specialist (Individual Giving), P-3, 12 months, Regional Office (MENARO -> ECAMENA RO), Amman-JordanSection: Partnerships and Resource Mobilization Supervisor: Market Development Manager, P4Background:ECAMENA Region presents significant potential for Individual Giving (IG) and public fundraising. As part of the Country Office Sustainability strategy, digital connectivity, evolving payment infrastructure, and changing donor behaviours are creating new opportunities to diversify UNICEF's resource mobilization base and increase flexible funding for children. Over the past several years, the MENA Regional Office has explored regional approaches to IG through the MENA Private Sector Fundraising (PSFR) Cluster and related digital fundraising initiatives. This experience has enabled UNICEF to test different approaches in selected MENA markets and to facilitate collaboration among country offices, regional teams and global fundraising partners. It has also generated useful learning on market readiness, investment requirements, operating models, digital fundraising approaches, compliance considerations and the opportunities and constraints associated with growing IG in the region. As UNICEF moves towards the operationalization of a new Regional Office covering Europe , Central Asia, Middle East, and North Africa (ECAMENA), there is an opportunity to build on this experience and develop a stronger regional approach to IG across ECAMENA. Future growth will therefore be guided by market potential, social and political context, country office readiness, evidence, appropriate operating models and clear investment priorities.To support this ambition, dedicated technical capacity is required during the transition (H2 2026 and H1 2027) to lead the execution of the Private Sector Plan (PSP) for the MENA-focused Individual Giving markets and support the transition to the future ECAMENA architecture.
Help shape how technology enables UNICEF's work across the Caribbean. Join UNICEF's Multi-Country Office for the Caribbean as a Digital Impact Officer (ICT) and help strengthen digital systems and services across the sub-region. You will drive standardization of systems, strengthening digital workflows, and support business continuity and operational efficiency across the MCO.
The purpose of the consultancy is to support UNICEF in designing and facilitating a participatory process that will result in:
• A concise, realistic, measurable, and prioritized Pulse Survey action plan;
• Clear implementation arrangements and timeline for each agreed action;
• Defined roles and accountabilities across People and Culture, Management, the Staff Association, staff representatives, and other action owners;
• A practical monitoring and reporting framework;
• An initial implementation roadmap that enables agreed actions to move from planning to execution.
The consultancy will help ensure that staff feedback is appropriately analysed, discussed, prioritized, and translated into actions with clearly identified results, responsibilities, timelines, resources, indicators, and follow-up mechanisms.
UNICEF is seeking a consultant to provide time-bound technical support to the Child AI Safety and Security Rubric (CAISSR). The assignment will establish and operate a reproducible workflow for testing large language models against an agreed set of child-safety and responsible-AI test cases. The consultant will prepare test materials, execute structured evaluations across agreed models and configurations, organize outputs for expert review, prototype a lightweight review interface, and convert expert feedback into refined or new test cases. The work will produce defined, measurable deliverables and a clean, versioned evidence base for CAISSR.
Education requirement: Advanced university degree (Master's or higher) in Communication, Journalism, International Relations, Development Studies, or related fields. Two years of additional relevant work experience that was gained after obtaining a bachelor’s degree may be accepted in lieu of advanced degree. Experience required:A minimum of five years of relevant, progressively responsible, professional work experience in digital communications, external relations, writing and editing (or equivalent fields), of which at least two years involve managing website content and digital communication channels, is required.Language requirements: Fluency in English is required. Working knowledge of another official UN language (Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian or Spanish) or a local language is an asset.
TA – Fundraising Specialist (Individual Giving), P-3, 12 months, Regional Office (MENARO -> ECAMENA RO), Amman-JordanSection: Partnerships and Resource Mobilization Supervisor: Market Development Manager, P4Background:ECAMENA Region presents significant potential for Individual Giving (IG) and public fundraising. As part of the Country Office Sustainability strategy, digital connectivity, evolving payment infrastructure, and changing donor behaviours are creating new opportunities to diversify UNICEF's resource mobilization base and increase flexible funding for children. Over the past several years, the MENA Regional Office has explored regional approaches to IG through the MENA Private Sector Fundraising (PSFR) Cluster and related digital fundraising initiatives. This experience has enabled UNICEF to test different approaches in selected MENA markets and to facilitate collaboration among country offices, regional teams and global fundraising partners. It has also generated useful learning on market readiness, investment requirements, operating models, digital fundraising approaches, compliance considerations and the opportunities and constraints associated with growing IG in the region. As UNICEF moves towards the operationalization of a new Regional Office covering Europe , Central Asia, Middle East, and North Africa (ECAMENA), there is an opportunity to build on this experience and develop a stronger regional approach to IG across ECAMENA. Future growth will therefore be guided by market potential, social and political context, country office readiness, evidence, appropriate operating models and clear investment priorities.To support this ambition, dedicated technical capacity is required during the transition (H2 2026 and H1 2027) to lead the execution of the Private Sector Plan (PSP) for the MENA-focused Individual Giving markets and support the transition to the future ECAMENA architecture.
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