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Senior Information Communication Technology Associate (Identity & Access Management), GS-7 (Post # 130221) in Customer Care, Business Innovation & Support Section, UNICEF Global Shared Services Centre, Budapest, Hungary
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Hungary
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| The GSSC focuses on taking business process improvement and innovation to a new level, by developing new business solutions via process redesign and optimization, system integration, workflow digitization and the adoption of frontier technologies including robotic process automation, artificial intelligence, and advanced data analytics. |
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Communication Officer, Temporary Appointment (364 days), NO-2, Kharkiv, Ukraine, #130012
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Ukraine
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| Communications Officer in Kharkiv Field Office of UNICEF assists in planning, implementing, monitoring and evaluating advocacy and communication work according to the evolving situation on the ground and relevant strategies and workplans to ensure children’s and women’s issues are articulated in the public domain and strengthen political will in support of better protecting and improving children’s lives, as well as positioning UNICEF's mission and objectives in the country to enhance the organization’s credibility and brand. |
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Chief Adolescent Development, (P-4), FT, Kyiv, Ukraine #120449
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Ukraine
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| The Chief Adolescent Development supports country office programming processes by providing expert technical advice and operational support to country office colleagues and internal and external partners and stakeholders to ensure that adolescent development and participation established under the Convention on the Rights of the Child, international treaties/framework and UN intergovernmental bodies, are integrated in UNICEF’s advocacy, policies, programmes and humanitarian work. |
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International consultant for the optimization and modernization of Ukrainian water utilities, and enhancing energy efficiency, citizen engagement and recovery measures in the sector, 10 months, Kyiv, Ukraine (office based)
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Ukraine
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| The selected consultant will act as UNICEF’s technical reference point for the various tracks of scalable models, providing documented global and technical expertise from concept to implementation and dissemination of results. The consultant will provide technical assistance to respective Field Offices for the implementation of relevant models. The role will accordingly include the execution of the following tasks:
- Evaluate technical documentation: review calculations, bills of quantities, provide technical evaluation for related vendors and service providers, etc.
- Establish baseline: The impact of the scalable models is assessed through the perceived improvement on its application field (e.g. an increase in energy efficiency, a reduction in water losses, a higher satisfaction in the consumers, improved water quality, etc.). In order to evaluate such improvement, the consultant will guide UNICEF’s technical team to determine the respective baselines.
- Assist implementation: Liaise with UNICEF technical team and involved partners (private sector, academia, NGOs, International Organizations, etc.) and facilitate the discussion regarding the specific details of the implementations, such as optimal location of the scalable model, budget, size, objectives, timeframe, expected outputs, beneficiaries, etc.
- Technical visits: The consultant is expected to pay technical visits to the scalable model sites on a periodic basis to evaluate the progress of the implementation.
- Documentation: The consultant will keep a detailed record of all the milestones in the scalable model implementation process, as well as of the analytical data gathered from the implemented models.
- Publication and dissemination: The consultant will be tasked with the publication and dissemination of results derived from the implemented scalable models in reputed international journals relevant to the Water and Sanitation field and humanitarian action, with the purpose of leveraging their upscaling at national level and encouraging vodokanals to replicate the initiatives. In agreement with UNICEF’s WASH Programme Manager, outstanding models will be selected, and up to four publications will be produced. |
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International Team Leader (Consultant): Preliminary assessment - What works in Integrated Community Health, Nutrition and other essential social services in South Asia, UNICEF Regional Office for South Asia, Kathmandu, Nepal (55 days)
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Nepal
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| The overall purpose of this assignment is to map out and analyse models, including management and implementation strategies/approaches, for the integrated delivery of health, nutrition and essential social services at the community level. This analysis aims to identify what approaches/strategies are effective and which are not with the ultimate purpose of informing policy and programming. |