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Chief Nutrition, P-4, Fixed Term Position, Lilongwe, Malawi, #00052247
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Malawi
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| UNICEF seeks an experienced Chief of Nutrition to lead UNICEF Malawi’s comprehensive nutrition portfolio, providing strategic direction, technical leadership and partnership coordination to strengthen nutrition systems and deliver sustainable results for children, adolescents and women across development and humanitarian contexts. |
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Health and Nutrition Policy Advocacy Intern, Beijing, UNICEF China, 6 months (Onsite, for Chinese nationals only)
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China
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| UNICEF China is seeking a highly motivated Health and Nutrition Policy Advocacy Intern to support evidence generation, policy research, and stakeholder engagement on child health and nutrition priorities. The intern will contribute to real-world policy initiatives, working alongside UNICEF specialists, government counterparts, researchers, and development partners to advance more supportive health and nutrition policy environments for children. |
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Chief Child Survival & Development, NO-4, FT, #00129782, Baghdad, Iraq - MENAR (Open to Iraqi nationals only)
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Iraq
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| Reporting to the Deputy Representative, the Chief Child Survival and Development (CSD) is responsible for leading UNICEF Iraq’s efforts to improve child survival and development outcomes through the strategic integration of Health, Nutrition, and WASH programming. |
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Programme Specialist (NO-3), TA, 7 months, #138106, Republic of Kyrgyzstan, Osh - ECAR
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Kyrgyzstan
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| Short free text, that is visible in TMS without opening the actual VA on the job portal. It is not part of the branded VA, but it is needed in the VA front page. Under the supervision of the Deputy Representative, the Programme Specialist Field Office supports the effective planning, implementation, monitoring and coordination of UNICEF programme interventions in southern Kyrgyzstan. The incumbent contributes to programme design, management and administration in line with the Country Programme Document, Country Programme Management Plan and UNICEF’s strategic priorities. |