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UNICEF Pacific Consultancy: Dietary intake assessment in Isabel, Western, and Guadalcanal Provinces, Solomon Islands, 75 working days over 5 months in various locations
UNICEF Pacific is looking for a proactive and dedicated Consultant (National or International) for a 5 month assignment (75 working days) to support nutrition strengthening efforts across Solomon Islands. In partnership with MEHRD, MAL and MHMS, the Consultant will lead comprehensive dietary intake assessments in 9 schools across Western and Isabel Provinces, and 7–9 schools in Guadalcanal Province. You will work closely with provincial government teams, coordinate with other consultants and partners, and contribute to related curriculum development work on nutrition teaching aids. This role requires 70 days of work in country, including three field visits to each province, with an additional 5 days of remote work permitted. All travel and activity costs will be covered within the contract’s financial proposal. The position will be managed by the UNICEF Solomon Islands Field Office, with technical guidance from the UNICEF Pacific Nutrition Manager. If you're passionate about improving school nutrition and ready to make a real impact, we’d love to hear from you. Apply now!
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UNICEF Pacific National Consultancy: Agriculture Advisor for School Meal Program in Western and Isabel Provinces, Solomon Islands, 250 working days over 12 months. in various locations
UNICEF Pacific is seeking a committed and proactive National Consultant for a 12-month assignment (250 working days) to support an impactful initiative in the Solomon Islands. Based at the UNICEF Solomon Islands Field Office in Honiara, the consultant will work closely with the Ministries of Agriculture and Education and conduct regular field missions to Isabel and Western Provinces (approximately one round trip to each province per month). Reporting to the Maternal and Child Health Specialist and working with day-to-day guidance from the Nutrition Officer and remote support from the Nutrition Manager in the Pacific Multi Country Office in Suva, the consultant will play a key role in strengthening agriculture production systems that supply targeted schools with locally grown, climate resilient, and nutritious food. The role also focuses on building sustainable links between schools and community agriculture, applying agroforestry and ecological design principles to enhance biodiversity, soil health, and climate resilience. Working alongside school staff, students, and community stakeholders, the consultant will co-develop practical, context appropriate solutions that contribute to healthier school environments and more resilient local food systems. Ready to make a difference? Apply now.
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WASH Innovation Consultant – Collaboration Strategy, Copenhagen, Denmark, Office of Innovation, 6 months (remote) in Denmark
The UNICEF Sustainable WASH Innovation Hub (‘the Hub’) is accelerating the scaling of the transformative water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) innovations for vulnerable children and their families, and strong collaboration is at the heart of this mission. To further unlock the power of collective innovation, we are seeking a consultant to develop a bold and practical collaboration strategy that enables UNICEF teams and partners worldwide to work together more effectively. This strategy will strengthen the Hub’s role as a global catalyst, bringing together innovators, practitioners, researchers, and communities to solve the most pressing WASH challenges facing children.
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WASH Partnership Consultant – WASH partnership landscape assessment, with a focus on innovation as an entry point – anchored in the global WASH practice , OOI, 5 months (remote) in various locations
The consultant will assess partners and prospects with particular focus on climate resilience and innovation as entry points and identify funding, public financing and non-financial partnership opportunities. Through consultations across country offices and global partnership teams, and a few select external actors, the consultant will map partnership gaps and opportunities propose, and outline clear engagement approach that support efforts towards high impact and long-term partnerships. A key deliverable will be identifying high‑potential partners with strong interest in WASH, innovation, and climate‑resilient solutions to produce a stakeholder matrix and develop a global partnership pipeline of the most viable prospects. This is to include funding, public financing, and core resources and networks, leverage opportunities towards areas such as capacity building, advocacy, and building a pipeline of solutions. The work will include preparing a high‑level, tailored engagement strategy for each partnership type and context. This work will help establish a strong foundation for partnership collaboration, enabling UNICEF and partners to support, cocreate, and scale impactful WASH climate resilient programmes and innovations.
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Consultant – WASH Innovation Capacity Development Strategy, Office of Innovation, Copenhagen, Denmark, 4 months (remote) in Denmark
UNICEF’s Sustainable WASH Innovation Hub (‘the Hub’) is seeking a consultant to develop a Capacity Building Strategy that will equip UNICEF Country Offices, regional teams, governments, and key partners with the capabilities needed to adopt, adapt, and accelerate innovative WASH solutions at scale. Building on the Hub’s vision to drive transformational, climate‑resilient WASH innovations, the strategy will strengthen the ability of national and local actors to deploy emerging technologies, leverage innovative financing, and embed evidence‑driven approaches into programmes that address the most pressing WASH challenges. This assignment forms a critical pillar of the Hub’s next phase (2026–2029), as UNICEF expands its leadership in elevating high‑impact solutions towards multi‑regional adoption. The consultant will work closely with the WASH Innovation Hub, the new WASH Global Program, global WASH networks, UNICEF Country Offices, and a diverse ecosystem of partners to define the competencies, systems, and resources needed to strengthen innovation capacity across contexts. This includes documenting existing capacity approaches, identifying gaps, synthesising global best practice, and proposing a coherent framework with clear pathways, milestones, and enabling conditions for sustained capacity development. The resulting strategy will help position UNICEF’s new Nairobi‑based WASH Centre of Excellence and the Hub as global drivers of capability strengthening—empowering governments, practitioners, and local innovators to deliver climate‑resilient WASH services at scale, and ultimately shaping a more equitable, water‑secure future for every child.
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