Vous partagez nos valeurs et avez envie de mettre vos talents, qualification et compétences au service d'une belle et noble cause ? Une seule et importante chose à faire : S’engager avec l'UNICEF RCA pour chaque enfant (à survivre, se développer, s’épanouir, apprendre et se réaliser).
The Private Fundraising and Partnerships Plan sets out the results and strategies that UNICEF will pursue to maximize resources and leverage the influence of the private sector, defined as the general public, civil society, business and private foundations and other social groups that influence decision-makers. The Private Fundraising and Partnerships Plan supports the UNICEF Strategic Plan 2018-2021 and other organizational strategies and frameworks. In implementing this Plan, National Committees, UNICEF country offices and headquarters divisions will work together to expand strategic engagement with the private sector and advocate to advance child rights.
Internal Communication and Knowledge Management play as critical role in connecting National Committees, Private Sector Fundraising country offices with the latest strategies, initiatives, campaigns, knowledge products and tools to help them do their work to raise resources, support and engagement for UNICEF’s universal mandate to protect the rights of every child. Knowledge sharing, and internal communication are supported by tools and mechanisms in our digital workplace to optimize the use and exchange of information, one of the key crosscutting enabling strategies in the Plan.
If you are a committed, creative professional and are passionate about making a lasting difference for children, the world's leading children's rights organization would like to hear from you.
In light of the overwhelming needs of the new Reception and Identification Center (RIC) in Lesvos for water and sanitation services UNICEF Greece Office, is looking for a WASH Consultant for 2 months, to support the overall goal of the WASH sector which is to provide technical, financial and coordination support to the Government of Greece in its efforts to provide appropriate water, sanitation and hygiene services to the migrant and refugee populations of the temporary site.
The main purpose of this assignment is for technical assistance to facilitate access of camp populations to safe water, sanitation and hygiene services in Mavrovouni camp.
UNICEF Greece Country Office is looking for a Programme Associate( Greek resident/nationals) to support the WASH Programme in Lesvos for a Temporary Appointment (364 days). Under the supervision of the Wash Specialist and the general guidance of the Deputy Representative, and in close cooperation with the UNICEF Greece Country Office overall programme team, the Programme Associate will support programme colleagues with procedural, administrative and operational tasks in line with UNICEF procedures, processes and policies. He/she will carry out a range of programme support functions to help develop, implement and monitor GCO programme/projects ensuring effective and timely delivery that is consistent with UNICEF rules and regulations.
UNICEF Greece Country Office is looking for a WASH Manager (P4) to provide the leadership needed to enable the Country Office to achieve its WASH-related outcome and output results. The WASH Manager will be based in Lesvos,Greece for a temporary appointment of 364 days. In light of the overwhelming needs of the new Reception and Identification Center (RIC) in Lesvos for water and sanitation services, the overall goal of the assignment is to provide technical and coordination support for the access to appropriate water, sanitation and hygiene services for the migrant and refugee populations of the temporary site in Lesvos. The Incumbent will work closely with the local authorities of the Reception and Identification Center (RIC) and agencies providing WASH services in Mavrovouni camp. S/he will provide technical support in planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of specific activities in WASH response to the migrant crisis in Lesvos. The WASH Manager will be responsible for managing and supervising all stages of the WASH programme from strategic planning and formulation to the delivery of the WASH outcome and output results and for ensuring that those are achieved according to plans, allocations, results based-management approaches and methodology, UNICEF’s Strategic Plan, standards of performance and accountability framework.
HIV epidemic disproportionally impacts AGYW compared to adolescent boys and young men (ABYM). For example, HIV prevalence among AGYW is more than double that among ABYM: 10% vs 4% (2020, Spectrum estimates). Emerging data from programmes in sub-Saharan Africa highlight that HIV-infected pregnant adolescents have poorer prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission (PMTCT) service outcomes, including lower PMTCT service uptake, compared to HIV-infected pregnant adults. In addition, the limited evidence available suggests that there may be higher rates of mother-to-child HIV transmission among infants of HIV-infected pregnant adolescents (Ramraj et al., 2018).
In 2018, 41,500 women seroconverted while pregnant or lactating of these, 19,300 (47%) were 15-24 years. The new child infections due to mother to child transmission were 16,180 and 40% were due to mother infected during pregnancy (1,890) or while lactating (4,530). Overall, 41% of all births occurred among 15-24-year olds (UNAIDS Estimates, 2019). HIV prevalence among adolescent girls and women (aged 15-24) in Mozambique is 7.2% (more than twice as high as their male counterparts, 3.6%), while the pregnancy rate in that age group is 48%; vertical transmission is 15% in all pregnant women living with HIV (UNAIDS Estimates 2019). However, the rate of vertical transmission among pregnant and lactating adolescent girls and young women is unknown.
UNICEF Moldova is seeking the support of a National Individual Consultant, to conduct the capacity assessment to identify areas for improvement, develop a set of recommendations, very concrete and specific to address the identified gaps, and support the advocacy efforts of MECR and UNICEF to strengthen the policies and mechanisms aiming at pupils’ participation in decision making process at school and education.
Under the supervision of the Project Coordinator, the Quality Assurance Consultant is expected to:
a) Participate in and contribute to technical discussions between the contracted consulting firms and the government.
b) Provide technical guidance and oversight on the overall architecture of the USR, BAXNAANO and MIS.
c) Provide oversight and quality assurance on all deliverables submitted for the three components mentioned above (USR, BAXNAANO and MIS).
d) Supervise the quality related aspects of all activities related to the technical software development of the BAXNAANO MIS.
e) Monitor and provide feedback to the Project Coordinator on vendors adherence to agreed Software Development Lifecyle Approach, including Agile, Continuous Integration / Continuous Development (CICD), and DevOps.
Under the supervision of the WASH Specialist (Hygiene and Sanitation) and the overall guidance of the Regional WASH Advisor, the consultant will document the processes that are followed for engaging private sector partners in ESARO in general with a deep dive into the processes that were used to engage a) LIXIL, which culminated to the global MoU and b) S-5 that towards the Self-Sustaining and Safe Sanitation Service chain. The assignment is expected to produce a complete description of work processes that were followed for the engagement of these two private sector partners.
The Research & Evaluation Specialist reports to Research and Evaluation Specialist (P-4). The Specialist provides technical and operational support to facilitate and support the overall planning, design, and implementation of the country office Plan for Research, Integrated Monitoring and Evaluation (PRIME), where appropriate across State offices, between agencies and with national and international stakeholders and collaborators.
UNICEF seeks an individual international consultant to conduct a secondary analysis of the prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV (PMTCT) in Kyrgyzstan. The dataset for this analysis will include “A rapid assessment of the program component of the strategy MTCT HIV and Syphilis elimination in Kyrgyzstan”. The consultant should also conduct up to 10 informant interviews to elaborate the barriers and recommendations to accelerate the progress in the MTCT prophylaxis and continued ARV treatment of infants in Kyrgyzstan.
Primary audience: Ministry of Health (MOH), UNICEF, health policymakers, research centres and universities, NGO, professional associations and development partners in Kyrgyzstan.
The consultancy aims to achieve the following specific objectives:
1. To complete a secondary analysis of the “Rapid assessment of the program component of the strategy MTCT HIV and Syphilis elimination in Kyrgyzstan” (36 pages) along with the review of routine data to elaborate on all barriers to PMTC services and recommendations to accelerate the progress in PMTCT of HIV and Syphilis and continued ARV treatment of infants in Kyrgyzstan. The overall length of the report should be up to a 20-25 maximum of pages.
2. To prepare the description of the project outlining the achievements and recommendations for the further scaling up of the approaches to improve an access of the pregnant women to HIV testing using WHATSAPP communication. (3-5 pages).
UNICEF Pacific Multi-Country Office is seeking to prevent and respond to all forms of child abuse, neglect, exploitation, loss of parental care, and other situations harmful to children through the strengthening of multi-sector multi-stakeholder child protection systems in 14 Pacific Island Countries and Territories. The Child Protection Programme comprises 3 Components: - Establishing the legal, policy and coordination framework for child protection; - Strengthening the capacity of services in the 5 key sectors, social welfare as child protection statutory authority and lead of the multi-sector child protection system, justice, police, health, and education, to prevent and respond to child protection concerns; - Promoting social and behavior change for child protection.
UNICEF Pacific Multi-Country Office is seeking to prevent and respond to all forms of child abuse, neglect, exploitation, loss of parental care, and other situations harmful to children through the strengthening of multi-sector multi-stakeholder child protection systems in 14 Pacific Island Countries and Territories. The Child Protection Programme comprises 3 Components: (i) Establishing the legal, policy and coordination framework for child protection; (ii) Strengthening the capacity of services in the 5 key sectors, social welfare as child protection statutory authority and lead of the multi-sector child protection system, justice, police, health, and education, to prevent and respond to child protection concerns; and (iii) Promoting social and behavior change for child protection.
Under the supervision of the Chief Child Protection, the Child Protection Officer (Knowledge Management & Monitoring) is responsible for information, knowledge and data management, support to planning, monitoring, and evaluation, and external communication for the Child Protection Programme in 14 Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs).
**CANDIDATES THAT APPLIED PREVIOUSLY DO NOT NEED TO REAPPLY**
L’Administrateur (trice) à la nutrition est responsable de la planification, l'exécution, le suivi et l'évaluation des activités de nutrition dans le programme de nutrition.
Under the supervision of the Deputy Director, the Manager, Internal Audit Professional Practices is responsible for: (i) managing professional practices; (ii) coordinating work planning activities; (iii) expanding and supporting the use of technology and data analytics; (iv) monitoring and reporting the implementation of the work plan; and (v) coordinating training and professional development activities.
UNICEF Sudan is seeking a person with prior experience in supporting the design, implementation and M&E of social sector programmes particularly social protection to provide technical and capacity support for the effective roll-out and implementation of a cash transfer programme supporting the first 1,000 days of life.
Vous partagez nos valeurs et avez envie de mettre vos talents, qualification et compétences au service d'une belle et noble cause ? Une seule et importante chose à faire : S’engager avec l'UNICEF RCA pour chaque enfant (à survivre, se développer, s’épanouir, apprendre et se réaliser).
The Private Fundraising and Partnerships Plan sets out the results and strategies that UNICEF will pursue to maximize resources and leverage the influence of the private sector, defined as the general public, civil society, business and private foundations and other social groups that influence decision-makers. The Private Fundraising and Partnerships Plan supports the UNICEF Strategic Plan 2018-2021 and other organizational strategies and frameworks. In implementing this Plan, National Committees, UNICEF country offices and headquarters divisions will work together to expand strategic engagement with the private sector and advocate to advance child rights.
Internal Communication and Knowledge Management play as critical role in connecting National Committees, Private Sector Fundraising country offices with the latest strategies, initiatives, campaigns, knowledge products and tools to help them do their work to raise resources, support and engagement for UNICEF’s universal mandate to protect the rights of every child. Knowledge sharing, and internal communication are supported by tools and mechanisms in our digital workplace to optimize the use and exchange of information, one of the key crosscutting enabling strategies in the Plan.
If you are a committed, creative professional and are passionate about making a lasting difference for children, the world's leading children's rights organization would like to hear from you.
In light of the overwhelming needs of the new Reception and Identification Center (RIC) in Lesvos for water and sanitation services UNICEF Greece Office, is looking for a WASH Consultant for 2 months, to support the overall goal of the WASH sector which is to provide technical, financial and coordination support to the Government of Greece in its efforts to provide appropriate water, sanitation and hygiene services to the migrant and refugee populations of the temporary site.
The main purpose of this assignment is for technical assistance to facilitate access of camp populations to safe water, sanitation and hygiene services in Mavrovouni camp.
UNICEF Greece Country Office is looking for a Programme Associate( Greek resident/nationals) to support the WASH Programme in Lesvos for a Temporary Appointment (364 days). Under the supervision of the Wash Specialist and the general guidance of the Deputy Representative, and in close cooperation with the UNICEF Greece Country Office overall programme team, the Programme Associate will support programme colleagues with procedural, administrative and operational tasks in line with UNICEF procedures, processes and policies. He/she will carry out a range of programme support functions to help develop, implement and monitor GCO programme/projects ensuring effective and timely delivery that is consistent with UNICEF rules and regulations.
UNICEF Greece Country Office is looking for a WASH Manager (P4) to provide the leadership needed to enable the Country Office to achieve its WASH-related outcome and output results. The WASH Manager will be based in Lesvos,Greece for a temporary appointment of 364 days. In light of the overwhelming needs of the new Reception and Identification Center (RIC) in Lesvos for water and sanitation services, the overall goal of the assignment is to provide technical and coordination support for the access to appropriate water, sanitation and hygiene services for the migrant and refugee populations of the temporary site in Lesvos. The Incumbent will work closely with the local authorities of the Reception and Identification Center (RIC) and agencies providing WASH services in Mavrovouni camp. S/he will provide technical support in planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of specific activities in WASH response to the migrant crisis in Lesvos. The WASH Manager will be responsible for managing and supervising all stages of the WASH programme from strategic planning and formulation to the delivery of the WASH outcome and output results and for ensuring that those are achieved according to plans, allocations, results based-management approaches and methodology, UNICEF’s Strategic Plan, standards of performance and accountability framework.
HIV epidemic disproportionally impacts AGYW compared to adolescent boys and young men (ABYM). For example, HIV prevalence among AGYW is more than double that among ABYM: 10% vs 4% (2020, Spectrum estimates). Emerging data from programmes in sub-Saharan Africa highlight that HIV-infected pregnant adolescents have poorer prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission (PMTCT) service outcomes, including lower PMTCT service uptake, compared to HIV-infected pregnant adults. In addition, the limited evidence available suggests that there may be higher rates of mother-to-child HIV transmission among infants of HIV-infected pregnant adolescents (Ramraj et al., 2018).
In 2018, 41,500 women seroconverted while pregnant or lactating of these, 19,300 (47%) were 15-24 years. The new child infections due to mother to child transmission were 16,180 and 40% were due to mother infected during pregnancy (1,890) or while lactating (4,530). Overall, 41% of all births occurred among 15-24-year olds (UNAIDS Estimates, 2019). HIV prevalence among adolescent girls and women (aged 15-24) in Mozambique is 7.2% (more than twice as high as their male counterparts, 3.6%), while the pregnancy rate in that age group is 48%; vertical transmission is 15% in all pregnant women living with HIV (UNAIDS Estimates 2019). However, the rate of vertical transmission among pregnant and lactating adolescent girls and young women is unknown.
UNICEF Moldova is seeking the support of a National Individual Consultant, to conduct the capacity assessment to identify areas for improvement, develop a set of recommendations, very concrete and specific to address the identified gaps, and support the advocacy efforts of MECR and UNICEF to strengthen the policies and mechanisms aiming at pupils’ participation in decision making process at school and education.
Under the supervision of the Project Coordinator, the Quality Assurance Consultant is expected to:
a) Participate in and contribute to technical discussions between the contracted consulting firms and the government.
b) Provide technical guidance and oversight on the overall architecture of the USR, BAXNAANO and MIS.
c) Provide oversight and quality assurance on all deliverables submitted for the three components mentioned above (USR, BAXNAANO and MIS).
d) Supervise the quality related aspects of all activities related to the technical software development of the BAXNAANO MIS.
e) Monitor and provide feedback to the Project Coordinator on vendors adherence to agreed Software Development Lifecyle Approach, including Agile, Continuous Integration / Continuous Development (CICD), and DevOps.
Under the supervision of the WASH Specialist (Hygiene and Sanitation) and the overall guidance of the Regional WASH Advisor, the consultant will document the processes that are followed for engaging private sector partners in ESARO in general with a deep dive into the processes that were used to engage a) LIXIL, which culminated to the global MoU and b) S-5 that towards the Self-Sustaining and Safe Sanitation Service chain. The assignment is expected to produce a complete description of work processes that were followed for the engagement of these two private sector partners.
The Research & Evaluation Specialist reports to Research and Evaluation Specialist (P-4). The Specialist provides technical and operational support to facilitate and support the overall planning, design, and implementation of the country office Plan for Research, Integrated Monitoring and Evaluation (PRIME), where appropriate across State offices, between agencies and with national and international stakeholders and collaborators.
UNICEF seeks an individual international consultant to conduct a secondary analysis of the prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV (PMTCT) in Kyrgyzstan. The dataset for this analysis will include “A rapid assessment of the program component of the strategy MTCT HIV and Syphilis elimination in Kyrgyzstan”. The consultant should also conduct up to 10 informant interviews to elaborate the barriers and recommendations to accelerate the progress in the MTCT prophylaxis and continued ARV treatment of infants in Kyrgyzstan.
Primary audience: Ministry of Health (MOH), UNICEF, health policymakers, research centres and universities, NGO, professional associations and development partners in Kyrgyzstan.
The consultancy aims to achieve the following specific objectives:
1. To complete a secondary analysis of the “Rapid assessment of the program component of the strategy MTCT HIV and Syphilis elimination in Kyrgyzstan” (36 pages) along with the review of routine data to elaborate on all barriers to PMTC services and recommendations to accelerate the progress in PMTCT of HIV and Syphilis and continued ARV treatment of infants in Kyrgyzstan. The overall length of the report should be up to a 20-25 maximum of pages.
2. To prepare the description of the project outlining the achievements and recommendations for the further scaling up of the approaches to improve an access of the pregnant women to HIV testing using WHATSAPP communication. (3-5 pages).
UNICEF Pacific Multi-Country Office is seeking to prevent and respond to all forms of child abuse, neglect, exploitation, loss of parental care, and other situations harmful to children through the strengthening of multi-sector multi-stakeholder child protection systems in 14 Pacific Island Countries and Territories. The Child Protection Programme comprises 3 Components: - Establishing the legal, policy and coordination framework for child protection; - Strengthening the capacity of services in the 5 key sectors, social welfare as child protection statutory authority and lead of the multi-sector child protection system, justice, police, health, and education, to prevent and respond to child protection concerns; - Promoting social and behavior change for child protection.
UNICEF Pacific Multi-Country Office is seeking to prevent and respond to all forms of child abuse, neglect, exploitation, loss of parental care, and other situations harmful to children through the strengthening of multi-sector multi-stakeholder child protection systems in 14 Pacific Island Countries and Territories. The Child Protection Programme comprises 3 Components: (i) Establishing the legal, policy and coordination framework for child protection; (ii) Strengthening the capacity of services in the 5 key sectors, social welfare as child protection statutory authority and lead of the multi-sector child protection system, justice, police, health, and education, to prevent and respond to child protection concerns; and (iii) Promoting social and behavior change for child protection.
Under the supervision of the Chief Child Protection, the Child Protection Officer (Knowledge Management & Monitoring) is responsible for information, knowledge and data management, support to planning, monitoring, and evaluation, and external communication for the Child Protection Programme in 14 Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs).
**CANDIDATES THAT APPLIED PREVIOUSLY DO NOT NEED TO REAPPLY**
L’Administrateur (trice) à la nutrition est responsable de la planification, l'exécution, le suivi et l'évaluation des activités de nutrition dans le programme de nutrition.
Under the supervision of the Deputy Director, the Manager, Internal Audit Professional Practices is responsible for: (i) managing professional practices; (ii) coordinating work planning activities; (iii) expanding and supporting the use of technology and data analytics; (iv) monitoring and reporting the implementation of the work plan; and (v) coordinating training and professional development activities.
UNICEF Sudan is seeking a person with prior experience in supporting the design, implementation and M&E of social sector programmes particularly social protection to provide technical and capacity support for the effective roll-out and implementation of a cash transfer programme supporting the first 1,000 days of life.
