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Safe to Learn - Programme Consultant, Programme Division, Education Section, NYHQ, remote. Req#588284
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United States
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| Safe to Learn (STL) is a global initiative hosted by UNICEF that brings together governments, civil society, and international partners to end violence in and around schools so that every child is safe to learn. The initiative supports countries to strengthen policies, systems, and practices that prevent and respond to all forms of violence—physical, sexual, psychological, and online—while promoting positive, inclusive, and gender-responsive learning environments.
The Safe to Learn Secretariat, housed in UNICEF’s Education Section, provides technical guidance, coordination, and knowledge management for partners, governments, and field practitioners. STL is intensifying efforts to generate and use evidence through STL benchmarking assessments, diagnostic tools, and country-led learning to inform national policy and programming. To ensure high-quality implementation, learning, and reporting, the Secretariat requires additional capacity to strengthen its monitoring and learning functions, and provide field facing technical support to country partners.
The purpose of this consultancy is to provide technical support at the global and country level to the Safe to Learn Initiative. The consultant will work closely with the STL Secretariat, UNICEF Country Offices, and members of the STL Country Engagement Task Force, under the supervision of the Head of the Safe to Learn Secretariat.
The scope of work is as follows, in line with the STL 2026 work plan objectives;
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Consultoría para desarrollo de mensajes clave y briefings - UNICEF Costa Rica 1.5 Meses
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Costa Rica
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| Desarrollo de un conjunto integral y estratégico de mensajes clave, así como el diseño editorial de los documentos, que reflejen con precisión las prioridades, resultados y aportes de UNICEF en Costa Rica, para usos de comunicación externa e interna. |
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Communications and Advocacy Consultant, Public Partnership Division (PPD) UNICEF Asia-Pacific Pillar Office, Tokyo, Japan, 7 months
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Japan
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| The UNICEF Asia-Pacific Pillar Office is seeking for a Communication and Advocacy Consultant to strengthen UNICEF’s visibility, communication, and political advocacy efforts in Japan by producing high-quality communication products, managing digital platforms, supporting donor visibility, and enhancing engagement with government partners, media, Parliamentarians, and the Japanese public. |
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Tracking Resilience in Education for Environment (TREE) Consultant, Programme Group, Education, NYHQ, remote. Req# 587250
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United States
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| the Education team at UNICEF will work with partners to develop and operate the TREE (Tracking Resilience in Education for Environment) Global Observatory. A consultant is requested to implement the key functions of the Observatory, including evidence generation on climate-related learning loss and system vulnerabilities, data mobilization to inform financing, policy, and resilience-building in education systems.
The consultant will also investigate to what extent countries are positioning digital education investments as a form of climate/disaster resilience infrastructure, and if so, the degree to which they are cost-effective compared to other physical contingency investments. This work will support the production of a think piece with recommendations on how countries can themselves conduct a similar cost-effectiveness and resilience analysis, exploring key issues such as equity-adjusted cost-effectiveness, (under)utilization, and dual-use investments that can support teaching and learning during normal times. In addition, the consultant will produce 7 case studies, based on desk research, of cost-effective business models that have successfully enabled EdTech to reach scale and resilience in resource-limited country contexts.
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National Consultant to conduct impact assessment on UNICEF MHPSS program interventions (Open to Myanmar Nationals Only))
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Myanmar
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| National Consultant to conduct child, adolescent, and caregiver focused impact assessment of UNICEF Myanmar MHPSS program interventions. Total of 64 working days between January to April 2026. |