UNICEF Nepal Country Office is looking for Individual National Consultant to Support Child Protection System Strengthening Initiatives based at Bhairahawa Field Office for the duration of 11 months.
UNICEF Nepal Country Office is looking for experienced professional with passion to deliver results for children.
The individual will support the Health Section in the national immunization programme. He/She will take up the role of Immunization Officer in Kathmandu under Temporary Appointment, NOA for 364days. ONLY nationals of Nepal are eligible to apply.
UNICEF is seeking a consultant to support the roll-out and coordination of the BCR projects funded by USAID, and across three countries in South Asia.
Through the Business and Community Resilience (BCR) approach, UNICEF aims to engage with business to protect children from shocks and stresses (including social, environmental and climate-related hazards) by using the private sector’s core expertise, operational capacities and networks to address its impact on children, strengthen the resilience of local communities and markets, and enhance the efficiency of humanitarian actions. The COVID-19 pandemic further highlights the links between stakeholders that contribute to building peaceful, prosperous, and resilient societies, and underscores the need to invest in community and business resilience to reduce the human costs and economic impacts in the short and long term.
UNICEF Nepal Country Office is looking for Individual National Consultant to Support Child Protection System Strengthening Initiatives based at Bhairahawa Field Office for the duration of 11 months.
UNICEF Nepal Country Office is looking for experienced professional with passion to deliver results for children.
The individual will support the Health Section in the national immunization programme. He/She will take up the role of Immunization Officer in Kathmandu under Temporary Appointment, NOA for 364days. ONLY nationals of Nepal are eligible to apply.
UNICEF is seeking a consultant to support the roll-out and coordination of the BCR projects funded by USAID, and across three countries in South Asia.
Through the Business and Community Resilience (BCR) approach, UNICEF aims to engage with business to protect children from shocks and stresses (including social, environmental and climate-related hazards) by using the private sector’s core expertise, operational capacities and networks to address its impact on children, strengthen the resilience of local communities and markets, and enhance the efficiency of humanitarian actions. The COVID-19 pandemic further highlights the links between stakeholders that contribute to building peaceful, prosperous, and resilient societies, and underscores the need to invest in community and business resilience to reduce the human costs and economic impacts in the short and long term.
