Executive Assistants at the GS-5 level typically report to a head/deputy head of office; therefore, the scope of key results extends beyond small, discrete teams to impact support services of larger, more complex organizational structures. S/He supports the supervisor in the compilation and coordination of work products, ensuring deadlines are met and that established rules and procedures are followed. The work is standardized, yet the incumbent must apply a good knowledge of guidelines to operationally support the supervisor. In addition, they represent the supervisor in communications with counterparts within UNICEF and in partner organizations. Efficiently initiating, monitoring and ensuring provision of such services allows the supervisor to focus on substantive core work.
A challenging and exciting opportunity has arisen within UNICEF Indonesia Country Office for a passionate and committed Deputy Representative, Operations at the P-5 level. The Operations function supports the Head of the Office on managing the office and monitoring operations and programmes as needed, while providing advice on best and innovative management practices to enhance office performance. The function is a strategic Business Partner role within the Senior Management team, assuring the best use of UNICEF assets in alignment with sound management practices, office priorities and goals to deliver results for children.
Under the overall guidance of the Deputy Representative Programmes, this position is responsible for the programme planning, monitoring and reporting function (PMR) of a large size country programme. The PMR Section was created during the CPMP process accompanying the 2023-
2027 Pacific MCPD, placing the pre-existing functions of planning, monitoring, donor relations and reporting under the leadership of the Chief Planning and Monitoring. The PMR Team was put in place to strengthen the planning, monitoring and reporting functions and systems required in a large size country programme such as that of UNICEF Pacific.
Under the supervision and guidance of the Deputy Representative in Guyana, the programme associate supports the programme section in Guyana sections by carrying out a range of programme support functions to help develop, implement and monitor their country programme, ensuring effective and timely delivery that is consistent with UNICEF rules and regulations.
The Programme Associate works in close collaboration with the Programme Officers in the Guyana office, external partners and agency counterparts in support of programme design and delivery. S/He provides regular feedback on the status of projects through monitoring milestones and advises on improvements to keep activities on track.
Under the supervision and guidance of the Programme Manager, the Programme Associate supports the Programme section in Suriname sections by carrying out a range of Programme support functions to help develop, implement and monitor their country Programme, ensuring effective and timely delivery that is consistent with UNICEF rules and regulations.
The Programme Associate works in close collaboration with the Programme Officers in the Suriname office, external partners and agency counterparts in support of Programme design and delivery. S/He provides regular feedback on the status of projects through monitoring milestones and advises on improvements to keep activities on track.
Under the supervision of the ICT Officer (P2) in the Rome CSC who manages customer services, the incumbent will ensure that the right people and devices have the appropriate access to the right resources at the right time, thereby securing organizational data, maintaining regulatory compliance, and enhancing operational efficiency. This role is a vital component of the UNICEF Rome’s overall cybersecurity posture, acting as a gatekeeper for digital identities.
Under the supervision of the ICT Officer (P2) who manages customer services in the Rome CSC, the incumbent will ensure the seamless and efficient use of technology in planning, executing, and evaluating events and meetings. This role is vital for maximizing engagement, streamlining operations, managing content effectively, and minimizing technical disruptions.
Under the supervision of the Chief PFP-ICT (P5) with a dotted line to Operations Manager (P4), the incumbent will act as the crucial bridge between operational ICT support staff and the business, including management, and coordinate the overall ICT services in Rome. It is responsible for directing, supporting, quality assuring, and managing the day-to-day performance of ICT services. It ensures systems and services are available, stable, secure, and aligned with business needs while mentoring ICT staff and managing technical projects.
Under the supervision of the Digital Impact Specialist (P3), the incumbent will design, build, manage, and monitor the essential hardware (firewalls, routers, switches, etc.) and related software (security, operating systems, etc.) that form an organization's digital backbone, ensuring reliable, secure, and efficient data flow to support business operations, communication, and growth. The incumbent will keep the digital environment running smoothly by handling everything from initial setup and configuration to ongoing performance monitoring, security enforcement, troubleshooting, and planning for future needs. The role will also provide a general guidance and supervisory role to a Digital Impact Associate.
UNICEF proposes a short-term assignment (April–September 2026), 180 working days, extendable based on need and funding availability) to reinforce lifesaving nutrition support, particularly in priority districts of Cabo Delgado and Nampula provinces, and strengthen emergency nutrition response capacity as the operational context evolves.
The consultant will support the effective management, coordination, and monitoring of UNICEF’s nutrition emergency interventions in Cabo Delgado and Nampula, ensuring integrated programming, strong partner engagement, and full compliance with USG OCHA grant requirements. The role will reinforce structured coordination with cluster partners, promote adherence to national nutrition protocols and humanitarian standards, and ensure accountable, high quality delivery of life saving nutrition services to affected populations.
The Supply and Logistics Specialist reports to the Supply and Logistics Manager and is responsible for managing the elements of the supply chains of the Ukraine country office. The supply chain operations include planning, procurement, contracting, customs clearance, warehousing, in country transport and distribution, as well as monitoring of supplies, services and construction works. The incumbent supports management collaboration with programmes in defining supply interventions to meet programmatic needs and achieve results for children, and provides technical and advisory support to governments, national systems and partners on supply chain management.
The purpose of the consultancy is to support country offices and partners to identify and assess relationships between sources of environmental lead exposure and blood lead levels.
The UNICEF Strategic Plan has elevated action on climate change and environmental degradation as an organizational priority, to be integrated throughout UNICEF programmes. To concretize this, UNICEF HQ is implementing its global Healthy Environments for Healthy Children (HEHC) programme framework in over 20 countries. To mobilize collection action, UNICEF and partners have founded a Children’s Environmental Health Collaborative to protect child health and development from the impact of climate change and environmental degradation.
Lead exposure is a silent but devastating environmental health issue, with far-reaching consequences for children's health and development. An estimated 1 in 3 children globally have blood lead levels that are of significant concern, contributing to an estimated 1.5 million deaths annually. In response to this crisis, the Partnership for a Lead-Free Future was launched in September 2024 by UNICEF, in collaboration with USAID, UNEP, WHO, the World Bank, Open Philanthropy, and other key stakeholders. The Partnership is the first-ever global, public-private coalition focused on ending childhood lead poisoning in LMICs by 2040. This initiative brings together governments, civil society, and the private sector to champion country-led efforts to eliminate lead from consumer products, improve industrial practices, and enforce lead mitigation standards. The Partnership for a Lead-Free Future is an accelerator partnership of UNICEF’s HEHC and is linked to the Children’s Environmental Health Collaborative.
The consultant will be responsible for providing technical support to the implementation, monitoring, and evaluation health emergencies prevention, preparedness and response activities on the ground. The consultant will support other UNICEF-supported activities across RBC divisions. This encompasses both direct programme work with government and support to teams working on health, nutrition and HIV.
The Legal Affairs Specialist will provide legal advice to internal clients on UNICEF’s arrangements with private sector and other partners, digital and other service providers and partners, and data, as well as supporting other business units globally on a broad spectrum of legal matters ranging from commercial contracts, disputes, and institutional matters. The Legal Affairs Specialist will report to the Senior Legal Affairs Specialist who reports to the Chief Legal Counsel.
Under the supervision of the ICT Officer (P2) who manages Digital Infrastructure in the Rome CSC, the incumbent will support the management and maintenance of the network and cloud infrastructures and related devices and services that form the office’s digital backbone of the office, ensuring reliable and efficient information processing and data flow to support business operations, communication and growth as well as for emergency preparedness.
The UNICEF Learning Innovation Hub is seeking a consultant to support the implementation and scale-up of digital learning initiatives supporting the Center of Excellence in Bangkok, including UNICEF country programmes across the region, with a focus on the Learning Passport (LP) platform and the Accessible Digital Textbooks (ADT) initiative.
UNICEF works with governments and partners to strengthen digital learning ecosystems that expand access to quality education for all children, particularly those who are marginalized, out of school, or affected by emergencies. Across Asia Pacific, UNICEF is supporting countries to deploy and scale digital learning platforms such as the Learning Passport, while advancing the Accessible Digital Textbooks Initiative to ensure inclusive and accessible learning materials for all learners, including children with disabilities. The Learning Passport supports national digital learning platforms that enable curriculum delivery, teacher
professional development, and continuity of learning in both connected and low- and no-connectivity environments. The ADT initiative supports governments to develop accessible digital textbooks aligned with international accessibility standards and integrate them into national learning management systems. The consultant will provide technical guidance and targeted support for: (i) the implementation of the LP in Afghanistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan; (ii) the rollout of the Accessible Digital Textbooks initiative in Bhutan, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka and other interested countries; and, (iii) technically support the
Digital Education Specialist with facilitating regional knowledge exchange and respond to country technical assistance requests for the continuity of learning using the LP and other digital learning interventions for outof-school children, displaced children and children affected by climate and other emergencies.
Somalia Country Office is looking for a Programme Officer to support its integrated resilience and climate change programming, with a strong focus on ensuring that children’s needs and voices are central to climate adaptation and disaster risk planning. The role contributes to a cross-sectoral approach that links humanitarian response, resilience, and development efforts, particularly in areas such as climate-resilient WASH systems, sustainable livelihoods, and food security. By supporting communities to adapt to climate change, improve access to nutritious food, and strengthen income opportunities, the position helps enhance overall access to essential services like education, health, and safe water. This role is ideal for someone who can coordinate across teams and partners to deliver evidence-based, climate-sensitive solutions that build long-term community resilience while prioritizing the well-being of children and youth.
The Ukraine Country Office is a large Country Office, with one of the largest budgets in UNICEF globally, that is implementing both a humanitarian and NEXUS response due to the challenging and sensitive political environment. The Finance/Budget Manager, under the general guidance of the Deputy Representative Operations, will oversee the management of the finance functions and budget for the office and is expected to exhibit a high level of maturity and set high quality objectives, both internally and externally, to deliver results.
UNICEF Timor-Leste is seeking for an International Consultant to review the progress and achievement of the MNCH, WASH, Nutrition and SBC activities implemented in the identified municipalities under the above project
Executive Assistants at the GS-5 level typically report to a head/deputy head of office; therefore, the scope of key results extends beyond small, discrete teams to impact support services of larger, more complex organizational structures. S/He supports the supervisor in the compilation and coordination of work products, ensuring deadlines are met and that established rules and procedures are followed. The work is standardized, yet the incumbent must apply a good knowledge of guidelines to operationally support the supervisor. In addition, they represent the supervisor in communications with counterparts within UNICEF and in partner organizations. Efficiently initiating, monitoring and ensuring provision of such services allows the supervisor to focus on substantive core work.
A challenging and exciting opportunity has arisen within UNICEF Indonesia Country Office for a passionate and committed Deputy Representative, Operations at the P-5 level. The Operations function supports the Head of the Office on managing the office and monitoring operations and programmes as needed, while providing advice on best and innovative management practices to enhance office performance. The function is a strategic Business Partner role within the Senior Management team, assuring the best use of UNICEF assets in alignment with sound management practices, office priorities and goals to deliver results for children.
Under the overall guidance of the Deputy Representative Programmes, this position is responsible for the programme planning, monitoring and reporting function (PMR) of a large size country programme. The PMR Section was created during the CPMP process accompanying the 2023-
2027 Pacific MCPD, placing the pre-existing functions of planning, monitoring, donor relations and reporting under the leadership of the Chief Planning and Monitoring. The PMR Team was put in place to strengthen the planning, monitoring and reporting functions and systems required in a large size country programme such as that of UNICEF Pacific.
Under the supervision and guidance of the Deputy Representative in Guyana, the programme associate supports the programme section in Guyana sections by carrying out a range of programme support functions to help develop, implement and monitor their country programme, ensuring effective and timely delivery that is consistent with UNICEF rules and regulations.
The Programme Associate works in close collaboration with the Programme Officers in the Guyana office, external partners and agency counterparts in support of programme design and delivery. S/He provides regular feedback on the status of projects through monitoring milestones and advises on improvements to keep activities on track.
Under the supervision and guidance of the Programme Manager, the Programme Associate supports the Programme section in Suriname sections by carrying out a range of Programme support functions to help develop, implement and monitor their country Programme, ensuring effective and timely delivery that is consistent with UNICEF rules and regulations.
The Programme Associate works in close collaboration with the Programme Officers in the Suriname office, external partners and agency counterparts in support of Programme design and delivery. S/He provides regular feedback on the status of projects through monitoring milestones and advises on improvements to keep activities on track.
Under the supervision of the ICT Officer (P2) in the Rome CSC who manages customer services, the incumbent will ensure that the right people and devices have the appropriate access to the right resources at the right time, thereby securing organizational data, maintaining regulatory compliance, and enhancing operational efficiency. This role is a vital component of the UNICEF Rome’s overall cybersecurity posture, acting as a gatekeeper for digital identities.
Under the supervision of the ICT Officer (P2) who manages customer services in the Rome CSC, the incumbent will ensure the seamless and efficient use of technology in planning, executing, and evaluating events and meetings. This role is vital for maximizing engagement, streamlining operations, managing content effectively, and minimizing technical disruptions.
Under the supervision of the Chief PFP-ICT (P5) with a dotted line to Operations Manager (P4), the incumbent will act as the crucial bridge between operational ICT support staff and the business, including management, and coordinate the overall ICT services in Rome. It is responsible for directing, supporting, quality assuring, and managing the day-to-day performance of ICT services. It ensures systems and services are available, stable, secure, and aligned with business needs while mentoring ICT staff and managing technical projects.
Under the supervision of the Digital Impact Specialist (P3), the incumbent will design, build, manage, and monitor the essential hardware (firewalls, routers, switches, etc.) and related software (security, operating systems, etc.) that form an organization's digital backbone, ensuring reliable, secure, and efficient data flow to support business operations, communication, and growth. The incumbent will keep the digital environment running smoothly by handling everything from initial setup and configuration to ongoing performance monitoring, security enforcement, troubleshooting, and planning for future needs. The role will also provide a general guidance and supervisory role to a Digital Impact Associate.
UNICEF proposes a short-term assignment (April–September 2026), 180 working days, extendable based on need and funding availability) to reinforce lifesaving nutrition support, particularly in priority districts of Cabo Delgado and Nampula provinces, and strengthen emergency nutrition response capacity as the operational context evolves.
The consultant will support the effective management, coordination, and monitoring of UNICEF’s nutrition emergency interventions in Cabo Delgado and Nampula, ensuring integrated programming, strong partner engagement, and full compliance with USG OCHA grant requirements. The role will reinforce structured coordination with cluster partners, promote adherence to national nutrition protocols and humanitarian standards, and ensure accountable, high quality delivery of life saving nutrition services to affected populations.
The Supply and Logistics Specialist reports to the Supply and Logistics Manager and is responsible for managing the elements of the supply chains of the Ukraine country office. The supply chain operations include planning, procurement, contracting, customs clearance, warehousing, in country transport and distribution, as well as monitoring of supplies, services and construction works. The incumbent supports management collaboration with programmes in defining supply interventions to meet programmatic needs and achieve results for children, and provides technical and advisory support to governments, national systems and partners on supply chain management.
The purpose of the consultancy is to support country offices and partners to identify and assess relationships between sources of environmental lead exposure and blood lead levels.
The UNICEF Strategic Plan has elevated action on climate change and environmental degradation as an organizational priority, to be integrated throughout UNICEF programmes. To concretize this, UNICEF HQ is implementing its global Healthy Environments for Healthy Children (HEHC) programme framework in over 20 countries. To mobilize collection action, UNICEF and partners have founded a Children’s Environmental Health Collaborative to protect child health and development from the impact of climate change and environmental degradation.
Lead exposure is a silent but devastating environmental health issue, with far-reaching consequences for children's health and development. An estimated 1 in 3 children globally have blood lead levels that are of significant concern, contributing to an estimated 1.5 million deaths annually. In response to this crisis, the Partnership for a Lead-Free Future was launched in September 2024 by UNICEF, in collaboration with USAID, UNEP, WHO, the World Bank, Open Philanthropy, and other key stakeholders. The Partnership is the first-ever global, public-private coalition focused on ending childhood lead poisoning in LMICs by 2040. This initiative brings together governments, civil society, and the private sector to champion country-led efforts to eliminate lead from consumer products, improve industrial practices, and enforce lead mitigation standards. The Partnership for a Lead-Free Future is an accelerator partnership of UNICEF’s HEHC and is linked to the Children’s Environmental Health Collaborative.
The consultant will be responsible for providing technical support to the implementation, monitoring, and evaluation health emergencies prevention, preparedness and response activities on the ground. The consultant will support other UNICEF-supported activities across RBC divisions. This encompasses both direct programme work with government and support to teams working on health, nutrition and HIV.
The Legal Affairs Specialist will provide legal advice to internal clients on UNICEF’s arrangements with private sector and other partners, digital and other service providers and partners, and data, as well as supporting other business units globally on a broad spectrum of legal matters ranging from commercial contracts, disputes, and institutional matters. The Legal Affairs Specialist will report to the Senior Legal Affairs Specialist who reports to the Chief Legal Counsel.
Under the supervision of the ICT Officer (P2) who manages Digital Infrastructure in the Rome CSC, the incumbent will support the management and maintenance of the network and cloud infrastructures and related devices and services that form the office’s digital backbone of the office, ensuring reliable and efficient information processing and data flow to support business operations, communication and growth as well as for emergency preparedness.
The UNICEF Learning Innovation Hub is seeking a consultant to support the implementation and scale-up of digital learning initiatives supporting the Center of Excellence in Bangkok, including UNICEF country programmes across the region, with a focus on the Learning Passport (LP) platform and the Accessible Digital Textbooks (ADT) initiative.
UNICEF works with governments and partners to strengthen digital learning ecosystems that expand access to quality education for all children, particularly those who are marginalized, out of school, or affected by emergencies. Across Asia Pacific, UNICEF is supporting countries to deploy and scale digital learning platforms such as the Learning Passport, while advancing the Accessible Digital Textbooks Initiative to ensure inclusive and accessible learning materials for all learners, including children with disabilities. The Learning Passport supports national digital learning platforms that enable curriculum delivery, teacher
professional development, and continuity of learning in both connected and low- and no-connectivity environments. The ADT initiative supports governments to develop accessible digital textbooks aligned with international accessibility standards and integrate them into national learning management systems. The consultant will provide technical guidance and targeted support for: (i) the implementation of the LP in Afghanistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan; (ii) the rollout of the Accessible Digital Textbooks initiative in Bhutan, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka and other interested countries; and, (iii) technically support the
Digital Education Specialist with facilitating regional knowledge exchange and respond to country technical assistance requests for the continuity of learning using the LP and other digital learning interventions for outof-school children, displaced children and children affected by climate and other emergencies.
Somalia Country Office is looking for a Programme Officer to support its integrated resilience and climate change programming, with a strong focus on ensuring that children’s needs and voices are central to climate adaptation and disaster risk planning. The role contributes to a cross-sectoral approach that links humanitarian response, resilience, and development efforts, particularly in areas such as climate-resilient WASH systems, sustainable livelihoods, and food security. By supporting communities to adapt to climate change, improve access to nutritious food, and strengthen income opportunities, the position helps enhance overall access to essential services like education, health, and safe water. This role is ideal for someone who can coordinate across teams and partners to deliver evidence-based, climate-sensitive solutions that build long-term community resilience while prioritizing the well-being of children and youth.
The Ukraine Country Office is a large Country Office, with one of the largest budgets in UNICEF globally, that is implementing both a humanitarian and NEXUS response due to the challenging and sensitive political environment. The Finance/Budget Manager, under the general guidance of the Deputy Representative Operations, will oversee the management of the finance functions and budget for the office and is expected to exhibit a high level of maturity and set high quality objectives, both internally and externally, to deliver results.
UNICEF Timor-Leste is seeking for an International Consultant to review the progress and achievement of the MNCH, WASH, Nutrition and SBC activities implemented in the identified municipalities under the above project
