UNICEF Bangladesh is seeking an Information Management Officer (Level 2, Temporary Appointment) to help strengthen the information systems and evidence that guide programmes and the humanitarian response in Cox's Bazar. Working within the Planning, Monitoring and Reporting team, the Officer will support the coordination of the office Information Management Pool, support the operationalization of a central information management system, standardize indicators and reporting processes, and improve data quality across UNICEF programmes and UNICEF-led sectors.The role combines technical information management with coordination and practical service delivery. The Officer will support databases and digital platforms, dashboards, GIS and emergency monitoring; contribute to JRP, HAC, HPM, donor and programme reporting; and build the capacity of colleagues and partners to use data responsibly. We are looking for a collaborative and solutions-oriented professional who can turn complex information needs into reliable systems, clear analysis and timely decision-support products.
🚀 Drive Evidence-Based Humanitarian Programming for Children in Cox’s Bazar. Are you passionate about using data, evidence, and strategic planning to improve outcomes for children and communities affected by humanitarian crises? UNICEF Bangladesh is seeking a highly motivated and analytical Planning and Monitoring Officer, NO-B (Temporary Appointment) to join the Planning, Monitoring and Reporting (PMR) team in Cox’s Bazar, one of the world's largest humanitarian operations. In this role, you will lead and coordinate programme planning, humanitarian performance monitoring, implementation monitoring, and third-party monitoring activities across UNICEF-supported interventions. Working closely with programme sections, government counterparts, implementing partners, and monitoring service providers, you will help ensure that high-quality evidence and reliable data drive programme decisions, accountability, and results for children and families. From supporting the development of the Humanitarian Action for Children (HAC) and Joint Response Plan (JRP), to strengthening monitoring systems, conducting field monitoring missions, overseeing Third-Party Monitoring (TPM), and producing analytical reports and dashboards, you will play a critical role in enhancing programme effectiveness and adaptive management in a complex humanitarian setting. If you are an innovative and results-oriented professional with strong analytical skills, experience in monitoring and reporting, and a passion for humanitarian action, this is an exciting opportunity to contribute to UNICEF's mission and make a meaningful impact for children and vulnerable communities in Cox's Bazar.
The Venezuela Country Office operates in a complex and evolving humanitarian and development context in which children and families may be affected by multiple and overlapping risks, including natural hazards, public health emergencies, climate-related events, population movements and disruptions to essential social services. The major earthquake of June 2026 has added a significant humanitarian and recovery dimension, requiring UNICEF to sustain immediate humanitarian assistance while supporting the restoration and strengthening of essential services and national and local systems. At the same time, the Country Office must maintain readiness to respond to new or concurrent emergencies throughout the country.UNICEF Venezuela will therefore require a strong and integrated approach linking emergency preparedness, humanitarian response, early recovery and recovery, disaster risk reduction, anticipatory action and resilience.
This assignment aims to strengthen UNICEF’s child poverty reduction efforts by developing updated practical guidance and tools that help UNICEF staff and government partners identify the drivers of child poverty, design effective policy and programme responses, influence public policy and financing decisions, and monitor progress toward reducing monetary and multidimensional child poverty. The consultant will draft and coordinate the development of a suite of evidence-based guidance products, incorporating lessons learned, best practices, and stakeholder consultations.
The post holder is responsible for supporting the information management (IM) function to enable the effective functioning of the Cluster Working Group at the sub-national level, and the achievement of the core cluster functions, throughout the Humanitarian Programme Cycle (HPC) in order to facilitate a timely and effective Cluster Working Group response.The IM Officer contributes to effective coordination between sub-national and national Education Cluster coordination structures and supports information management processes related to humanitarian needs analysis, response monitoring, partner mapping, gap analysis and humanitarian reporting. The position also supports strengthened information sharing and operational alignment across humanitarian and Basic Human Needs coordination platforms within the evolving coordination architecture in Afghanistan.
UNICEF Bangladesh is seeking an Information Management Officer (Level 2, Temporary Appointment) to help strengthen the information systems and evidence that guide programmes and the humanitarian response in Cox's Bazar. Working within the Planning, Monitoring and Reporting team, the Officer will support the coordination of the office Information Management Pool, support the operationalization of a central information management system, standardize indicators and reporting processes, and improve data quality across UNICEF programmes and UNICEF-led sectors.The role combines technical information management with coordination and practical service delivery. The Officer will support databases and digital platforms, dashboards, GIS and emergency monitoring; contribute to JRP, HAC, HPM, donor and programme reporting; and build the capacity of colleagues and partners to use data responsibly. We are looking for a collaborative and solutions-oriented professional who can turn complex information needs into reliable systems, clear analysis and timely decision-support products.
🚀 Drive Evidence-Based Humanitarian Programming for Children in Cox’s Bazar. Are you passionate about using data, evidence, and strategic planning to improve outcomes for children and communities affected by humanitarian crises? UNICEF Bangladesh is seeking a highly motivated and analytical Planning and Monitoring Officer, NO-B (Temporary Appointment) to join the Planning, Monitoring and Reporting (PMR) team in Cox’s Bazar, one of the world's largest humanitarian operations. In this role, you will lead and coordinate programme planning, humanitarian performance monitoring, implementation monitoring, and third-party monitoring activities across UNICEF-supported interventions. Working closely with programme sections, government counterparts, implementing partners, and monitoring service providers, you will help ensure that high-quality evidence and reliable data drive programme decisions, accountability, and results for children and families. From supporting the development of the Humanitarian Action for Children (HAC) and Joint Response Plan (JRP), to strengthening monitoring systems, conducting field monitoring missions, overseeing Third-Party Monitoring (TPM), and producing analytical reports and dashboards, you will play a critical role in enhancing programme effectiveness and adaptive management in a complex humanitarian setting. If you are an innovative and results-oriented professional with strong analytical skills, experience in monitoring and reporting, and a passion for humanitarian action, this is an exciting opportunity to contribute to UNICEF's mission and make a meaningful impact for children and vulnerable communities in Cox's Bazar.
The Venezuela Country Office operates in a complex and evolving humanitarian and development context in which children and families may be affected by multiple and overlapping risks, including natural hazards, public health emergencies, climate-related events, population movements and disruptions to essential social services. The major earthquake of June 2026 has added a significant humanitarian and recovery dimension, requiring UNICEF to sustain immediate humanitarian assistance while supporting the restoration and strengthening of essential services and national and local systems. At the same time, the Country Office must maintain readiness to respond to new or concurrent emergencies throughout the country.UNICEF Venezuela will therefore require a strong and integrated approach linking emergency preparedness, humanitarian response, early recovery and recovery, disaster risk reduction, anticipatory action and resilience.
This assignment aims to strengthen UNICEF’s child poverty reduction efforts by developing updated practical guidance and tools that help UNICEF staff and government partners identify the drivers of child poverty, design effective policy and programme responses, influence public policy and financing decisions, and monitor progress toward reducing monetary and multidimensional child poverty. The consultant will draft and coordinate the development of a suite of evidence-based guidance products, incorporating lessons learned, best practices, and stakeholder consultations.
The post holder is responsible for supporting the information management (IM) function to enable the effective functioning of the Cluster Working Group at the sub-national level, and the achievement of the core cluster functions, throughout the Humanitarian Programme Cycle (HPC) in order to facilitate a timely and effective Cluster Working Group response.The IM Officer contributes to effective coordination between sub-national and national Education Cluster coordination structures and supports information management processes related to humanitarian needs analysis, response monitoring, partner mapping, gap analysis and humanitarian reporting. The position also supports strengthened information sharing and operational alignment across humanitarian and Basic Human Needs coordination platforms within the evolving coordination architecture in Afghanistan.
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