UNICEF Vientiane office is seeking for two national consultants to team up with International consultant to work on National Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health consultancy Health, Social Policy Section, remote with travel for 4 months.
The purpose of this assignment is to synthesize and translate into practical insights UNICEF Moldova’s extensive technical and analytical work on social protection into concise, accessible, and policy-relevant briefs. These briefs will communicate key findings, lessons learned, progress, policy recommendations, and financial implications in a clear and structured manner.
This consultancy supports the assessment and strengthening of Indigenous food systems through the application of an Indigenous Food Systems Matrix. The consultant will provide technical and conceptual inputs to inform the methodology for training and application of the matrix, train stakeholders in selected territories, participate in the assessment of Indigenous food systems, and contribute to the development of preliminary intersectoral local action plans.
The purpose of this consultancy is to strengthen UNICEF Tanzania staff and partner capacity to design, implement, and monitor Social and Behaviour Change (SBC) interventions that deliver measurable behavioural outcomes using the COMBI (Communication for Behavioural Impact) planning methodology.
Under the supervision of the Chief of SBC, the consultant will design and facilitate a five-day strategic retreat for the SBC team, applying participatory methodologies such as Design Thinking, Liberating Structures and Systems Thinking.
To support the estimation of the required resources for the implementation of National Immunisation Strategy (2026 to2030) and costing of PHC exercise in two regions in Ethiopia and support the mapping of the financing available using the NIS.Cost App for NIS and other relevant costing tool for PHC
UNICEF Yangon is seeking for a national consultant to develop the national action plan on adolescent health and support the International Consultant in developing the SRMNCAH-N NSP 2026–2030 and related action plans by providing national data, coordination, facilitation, drafting support in close collaboration with UNICEF, and School Health, Adolescent Health and other departments of MoH. It's a remote consultancy with travel to Nay as required.
Pyi Taw
UNICEF is seeking to recruit a national consultant to provide technical assistance to key
local government and non-government partners to assist with strengthening the quality of ECD services,
including to support Biak Numfor district government and other sub national governments in Papua provinces
to prioritize their resources to replicate and expand quality ECD services.
The assignment entails overall coordination and technical oversight in development of the evidence based GC8 HIV grant funding request process, that aligns to current technical and fiscal context linked to sustainability of the HIV and AIDS response.
Le/la consultant(e) international(e) sera chargé(e) d’appuyer le Gouvernement de l’Union des
Comores et l’UNICEF dans l’élaboration d’une stratégie de mobilisation des ressources et
l’organisation d’une conférence des bailleurs, afin de financer le Plan stratégique de modernisation de l’état civil 2024–2028.
Cette consultance vise à contribuer à l’amélioration des compétences des CPEs en développant des formations de façon innovante afin qu’ils acquièrent des capacités requises pour prévenir et répondre aux violences faites aux enfants, surtout les plus vulnérables.
The purpose of this consultancy is to support the Ministry of Health (MOH), Maternal and Child Health Programme, with technical assistance to design, develop, and standardize a comprehensive self-paced digital training package for Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH) services.
The assignment aims to strengthen health workforce capacity by ensuring equitable access to high-quality, competency-based learning aligned with national guidelines and integrated within the Ministry’s learning hub, simulation-based education, and tele-mentoring framework. The consultancy will contribute to improved quality of care, enhanced clinical competencies, and reductions in preventable maternal, neonatal, and child morbidity and mortality in Lesotho.
The purpose of this consultancy is to support the development, validation, and scale-up of affordable, safe, and nutrient-dense complementary food products for children aged 6–23 months in Tanzania.
The purpose of this consultancy is to provide technical analytical support to the Urban Poverty study in the United Republic of Tanzania and produce a working paper for publication and a policy brief for advocacy.
Background
UNICEF Office of Strategy and Evidence – Innocenti (UNICEF Innocenti) and UNICEF Tanzania Country Office (TCO) are collaborating to generate high-quality, policy-relevant evidence on urban poverty and deprivation in Tanzania. The collaboration aims to produce a peer-reviewed working paper and a policy brief that will inform UNICEF advocacy, programme design, and resource mobilization in support of urban social protection, targeting, and inclusive urban development.
Rapid urbanization in Tanzania has intensified spatial inequalities, particularly within large urban centres where informal settlements and localized deprivation are often masked by aggregate statistics. While recent global studies have produced micro-estimates of wealth and poverty, these models lack the spatial granularity required to map intra-urban disparities relevant for city-level planning and intervention.
This research addresses that gap by developing an urban-focused, high-resolution poverty mapping approach, integrating geospatial data and machine-learning techniques. The analysis will focus on six Tier-1 cities—Dar es Salaam, Mwanza, Arusha, Dodoma, Mbeya, and Zanzibar City—where the density of survey data enables robust model training and validation.
Within this context, UNICEF Innocenti seeks to recruit a Research Analyst (Consultant) to provide technical and analytical support to the study, contributing directly to the processing of geospatial data, predictive modelling, analysis, and drafting of the working paper and the policy brief
The overall objective of this assignment is to determine to what extent the set targets and objectives of the eMTCT Operational Plan III (2022-2025) have been achieved and the results of the review to inform the development of the eMTCT Operational Plan IV (2026-2030).
In consultation with stakeholders, the project coordinator and the lead agencies (UNICEF, DEP, NESDC), the consultant will develop the methodology and assessment framework, in line with the Theory of Change of the pilot project which has been developed during the first phase. The assessment framework will include a minimum set of indicators to assess the success of the piloted model, identify bottlenecks and recommendations for a successful scale up.
The purpose of this advertisement is to establish a pre-qualified roster of HIV/AIDS technical experts who can provide specialized technical support to UNICEF Country Offices, Regional Offices, and Headquarters. Experts selected for this roster will be engaged on an as-needed basis over 2026–2029 to deliver time-bound, deliverable-based technical assistance across a range of HIV thematic areas in response to country and programme needs.
The MHLT Policy, Accountability and Governance Consultant, supervised by the MHPSS Evidence and Systems Strengthening specialist in the Mental Health Unit, COE Global Health, will support the set-up of the child and adolescent mental health mechanism, funded by the Wellcome Trust, and provide ongoing support on global policy, governance and other tasks.
In line with the Selo UNICEF systemic result on disaster risk reduction and national frameworks for emergency contingency planning, UNICEF aims to foster the capacity of subnational governments to ensure no child is left behind when crisis strikes.
The consultant will collaborate with all of the fifteen municipalities in Roraima in the development and qualification of child sensitive contingency plans that are in compliance with relevant federal guidance, in particular the national protocol for the protection of children and adolescents in situations of risk and disaster.
UNICEF Vientiane office is seeking for two national consultants to team up with International consultant to work on National Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health consultancy Health, Social Policy Section, remote with travel for 4 months.
The purpose of this assignment is to synthesize and translate into practical insights UNICEF Moldova’s extensive technical and analytical work on social protection into concise, accessible, and policy-relevant briefs. These briefs will communicate key findings, lessons learned, progress, policy recommendations, and financial implications in a clear and structured manner.
This consultancy supports the assessment and strengthening of Indigenous food systems through the application of an Indigenous Food Systems Matrix. The consultant will provide technical and conceptual inputs to inform the methodology for training and application of the matrix, train stakeholders in selected territories, participate in the assessment of Indigenous food systems, and contribute to the development of preliminary intersectoral local action plans.
The purpose of this consultancy is to strengthen UNICEF Tanzania staff and partner capacity to design, implement, and monitor Social and Behaviour Change (SBC) interventions that deliver measurable behavioural outcomes using the COMBI (Communication for Behavioural Impact) planning methodology.
Under the supervision of the Chief of SBC, the consultant will design and facilitate a five-day strategic retreat for the SBC team, applying participatory methodologies such as Design Thinking, Liberating Structures and Systems Thinking.
To support the estimation of the required resources for the implementation of National Immunisation Strategy (2026 to2030) and costing of PHC exercise in two regions in Ethiopia and support the mapping of the financing available using the NIS.Cost App for NIS and other relevant costing tool for PHC
UNICEF Yangon is seeking for a national consultant to develop the national action plan on adolescent health and support the International Consultant in developing the SRMNCAH-N NSP 2026–2030 and related action plans by providing national data, coordination, facilitation, drafting support in close collaboration with UNICEF, and School Health, Adolescent Health and other departments of MoH. It's a remote consultancy with travel to Nay as required.
Pyi Taw
UNICEF is seeking to recruit a national consultant to provide technical assistance to key
local government and non-government partners to assist with strengthening the quality of ECD services,
including to support Biak Numfor district government and other sub national governments in Papua provinces
to prioritize their resources to replicate and expand quality ECD services.
The assignment entails overall coordination and technical oversight in development of the evidence based GC8 HIV grant funding request process, that aligns to current technical and fiscal context linked to sustainability of the HIV and AIDS response.
Le/la consultant(e) international(e) sera chargé(e) d’appuyer le Gouvernement de l’Union des
Comores et l’UNICEF dans l’élaboration d’une stratégie de mobilisation des ressources et
l’organisation d’une conférence des bailleurs, afin de financer le Plan stratégique de modernisation de l’état civil 2024–2028.
Cette consultance vise à contribuer à l’amélioration des compétences des CPEs en développant des formations de façon innovante afin qu’ils acquièrent des capacités requises pour prévenir et répondre aux violences faites aux enfants, surtout les plus vulnérables.
The purpose of this consultancy is to support the Ministry of Health (MOH), Maternal and Child Health Programme, with technical assistance to design, develop, and standardize a comprehensive self-paced digital training package for Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH) services.
The assignment aims to strengthen health workforce capacity by ensuring equitable access to high-quality, competency-based learning aligned with national guidelines and integrated within the Ministry’s learning hub, simulation-based education, and tele-mentoring framework. The consultancy will contribute to improved quality of care, enhanced clinical competencies, and reductions in preventable maternal, neonatal, and child morbidity and mortality in Lesotho.
The purpose of this consultancy is to support the development, validation, and scale-up of affordable, safe, and nutrient-dense complementary food products for children aged 6–23 months in Tanzania.
The purpose of this consultancy is to provide technical analytical support to the Urban Poverty study in the United Republic of Tanzania and produce a working paper for publication and a policy brief for advocacy.
Background
UNICEF Office of Strategy and Evidence – Innocenti (UNICEF Innocenti) and UNICEF Tanzania Country Office (TCO) are collaborating to generate high-quality, policy-relevant evidence on urban poverty and deprivation in Tanzania. The collaboration aims to produce a peer-reviewed working paper and a policy brief that will inform UNICEF advocacy, programme design, and resource mobilization in support of urban social protection, targeting, and inclusive urban development.
Rapid urbanization in Tanzania has intensified spatial inequalities, particularly within large urban centres where informal settlements and localized deprivation are often masked by aggregate statistics. While recent global studies have produced micro-estimates of wealth and poverty, these models lack the spatial granularity required to map intra-urban disparities relevant for city-level planning and intervention.
This research addresses that gap by developing an urban-focused, high-resolution poverty mapping approach, integrating geospatial data and machine-learning techniques. The analysis will focus on six Tier-1 cities—Dar es Salaam, Mwanza, Arusha, Dodoma, Mbeya, and Zanzibar City—where the density of survey data enables robust model training and validation.
Within this context, UNICEF Innocenti seeks to recruit a Research Analyst (Consultant) to provide technical and analytical support to the study, contributing directly to the processing of geospatial data, predictive modelling, analysis, and drafting of the working paper and the policy brief
The overall objective of this assignment is to determine to what extent the set targets and objectives of the eMTCT Operational Plan III (2022-2025) have been achieved and the results of the review to inform the development of the eMTCT Operational Plan IV (2026-2030).
In consultation with stakeholders, the project coordinator and the lead agencies (UNICEF, DEP, NESDC), the consultant will develop the methodology and assessment framework, in line with the Theory of Change of the pilot project which has been developed during the first phase. The assessment framework will include a minimum set of indicators to assess the success of the piloted model, identify bottlenecks and recommendations for a successful scale up.
The purpose of this advertisement is to establish a pre-qualified roster of HIV/AIDS technical experts who can provide specialized technical support to UNICEF Country Offices, Regional Offices, and Headquarters. Experts selected for this roster will be engaged on an as-needed basis over 2026–2029 to deliver time-bound, deliverable-based technical assistance across a range of HIV thematic areas in response to country and programme needs.
The MHLT Policy, Accountability and Governance Consultant, supervised by the MHPSS Evidence and Systems Strengthening specialist in the Mental Health Unit, COE Global Health, will support the set-up of the child and adolescent mental health mechanism, funded by the Wellcome Trust, and provide ongoing support on global policy, governance and other tasks.
In line with the Selo UNICEF systemic result on disaster risk reduction and national frameworks for emergency contingency planning, UNICEF aims to foster the capacity of subnational governments to ensure no child is left behind when crisis strikes.
The consultant will collaborate with all of the fifteen municipalities in Roraima in the development and qualification of child sensitive contingency plans that are in compliance with relevant federal guidance, in particular the national protocol for the protection of children and adolescents in situations of risk and disaster.
