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Pre-Qualified Consultants’ Roster of Experts on Social Protection, Cash Transfers, Public Finance for Children, Child Poverty, and Local Governance in MENA in Jordan
UNICEF’s Middle East and North Africa Regional Office (MENARO) invites qualified subject matter experts and individual consultants to express their interest in being included in the Regional Roster. There are four key areas that UNICEF is looking for experts in: 1. Social Protection. 2. Cash-based Transfers. 3. Public Finance for Children. 4. Child Poverty. 5. Local governance including child friendly cities, and urbanization.
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Chief Field Office, P.5, FT, #121215 West Area (duty station temporarily in Port Sudan, with expectation for this to move to Zalengie, Central Darfur) in Sudan
Under the guidance of the Chief Field Operations and Emergency, is accountable for managing and leading UNICEF Area Operations in the west area covering the Darfur states within a country programme. The CFO represents UNICEF in his/her Area of Responsibility (AoR), leads and oversees the various program sectors and operational service teams ensuring the delivery of quality results in accordance with UNICEF’s programme of cooperation, country programme management plan, humanitarian response plan and overall vision set forward by the Representative.
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Programme Specialist (Field Operations), P.3, TA, 364 days, Port Sudan, Sudan (Open to non-Sudanese) in Sudan
Under the direct supervision of the Chief Field Operations and Emergency (CFOE), the Programme Specialist (Field Operations) will assist the CFOE in overseeing and supporting UNICEF’s field operations in Sudan. This role involves addressing a range of programmatic, operational and coordination issues, focusing on the needs of field offices, and facilitating communication and coordination between field offices, programme sections and operations, ensuring timely support. The programme specialist will contribute to the planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of program activities at the field level, as well as emergency preparedness and response. This will involve close coordination with country office program sections, operations and field offices to ensure the survival, wellbeing of children, mothers, and affected communities, in accordance with the obligations of the Core Commitments for Children (CCCs) in humanitarian action.
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Education Officer (Monitoring & Evaluation), P.2, TA, 364 days, Port Sudan (For non-Sudanese) in Sudan
Under the supervision of the Education Manager, the Education Officer provides professional technical, operational, and administrative support, concentrating particularly on planning and monitoring throughout the education program/project lifecycle within the Country Programme, from development planning to delivery of results, preparing, executing, managing and implementing a variety of technical and administrative programme tasks to facilitate programme development, implementation, programme progress monitoring, evaluating and reporting.
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Humanitarian Affairs Specialist, (P3), TA, 6 months, Farchana, Chad in Sudan
The post is based in Farchana, Chad to support cross border operations, with possibility to travel to Darfur states as per operational needs. It reports to the Humanitarian Affairs Specialist, P4 in the Sudan CO and works closely with Darfur CFOs and the Field Operations and Emergency Unit. The post requires travel to different field offices in Darfur with frequent extended working hours. The post also requires close collaboration and coordination with other access focal points in other UN and humanitarian agencies covering Darfur and engagement with state and non-state actors at various levels. The incumbent must be able to give expert technical advice on issues pertaining to humanitarian access & Civil-military coordination to the West Area Office and its operations staff across functional profiles, as well as advice to Sudan CO/FO leadership through clear, realistic, and actionable recommendations on strategic humanitarian access issues. The incumbent must be able to support the West Area Office in setting up sustainable and inclusive humanitarian access environment, while both leveraging and contributing to inter-agency coordinated access efforts. Increased, sustained, and coordinated humanitarian access towards timely and coordinated response, ensuring cost-effective and rapid delivery of assistance and protection with a strategy based on equity, will have a direct impact on the survival of those in crisis – especially women and children.
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