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National HMIS Consultant, Freetown, 12 months, (Office-based + Remote + Travel) at Sierra Leone
UNICEF Sierra Leone provides technical and operational support to the Ministry of Health to strengthen health systems, improve monitoring of results for children and women, and advance digital health transformation priorities. This includes support to HMIS/DHIS2 administration, data quality reviews, community health reporting, digital literacy and mentorship, programme dashboards, electronic data collection systems, and real-time monitoring tools for priority areas such as nutrition, RMNCH, immunization, special care baby units and community health.
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Chief Field Office, P-3, FT, #113174, Fada-N'Gourma - Burkina Faso, WCAR at Burkina Faso
The Fada Field Office is located in eastern Burkina Faso and covers four regions: Nakambe, Goulmou, Tapoa and Sirba.The Fada Field Office will play a key role in advancing the objectives of the 2027–2030 Country Programme, which adopts geographic and demographic targeting as a key implementation approach. Covering the regions of Goulmou, Sirba, Tapoa, and Nakambé, areas that face some of the highest levels of child deprivation in the country, the Field Office will be central to ensuring that program interventions effectively reach the most vulnerable children and populations, thereby contributing to more equitable and impactful results.Given the public health and humanitarian challenges in the Area of Responsibility, the position requires strong capacity to lead multisectoral field programming, with expertise in health or public health. The incumbent will provide strategic oversight of interventions that strengthen access to essential health services, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health, immunization, disease prevention and surveillance, community health, emergency preparedness and response, while ensuring effective integration with nutrition, WASH, education, child protection and social policy.
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Project Coordinator International Consultant – School Infrastructure and WASH Facilities (PAAF), 12 months, Education/WASH, Office-based in Kinshasa + field missions, DRC #595570 at Democratic Republic of Congo
Under the supervision of the Representative, and in close collaboration with the Deputy Representatives, Chief of Education (PAAF Project Manager), the Chief WASH, the Chief Supply/Construction, Operations, Security and Field Offices, the Project Coordinator will be responsible for the strategic, operational and technical coordination of the PAAF project.
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Supply Associate, G-6, TA (6months), #138452, Bunia, Democratic Republic of Congo - WCAR at Democratic Republic of Congo
The Supply Associate performs highly skilled procurement and supply work in support of the Ebola emergency response, managing complex procurement and contracting cases and client requests that frequently require evaluation of difficult situations and adaptation of procedures. Working with a high degree of operational independence, the incumbent leads to end-to-end procurement processes and contributes to the design and development of improved supply services and delivery mechanisms. The incumbent may supervise lower-level GS staff.
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Batch of 2 positions: WASH Specialist, NO-3, TA (6 months), RRT Bunia & Isiro, DR of the Congo - WCAR at Democratic Republic of Congo
Under the supervision of the WASH/IPC Manager, the WASH/IPC Specialist provides technical and operational support to the implementation, coordination and monitoring of WASH/IPC interventions within the framework of the emergency response, in line with UNICEF guidance and national priorities. Ensure the planning, prioritization, implementation, monitoring and coordination of UNICEF WASH/IPC interventions in areas affected by the outbreak, guided by epidemiological trends, risk assessments and decisions of national, provincial and health zone IPC coordination mechanisms, to reduce transmission risks in communities and health facilities, and to contribute to an effective, high-quality emergency response. The WASH IPC Specialist will be deployed to newly affected health zones to conduct initial needs assessments, support the setup of coordination mechanisms, facilitate coordinated partner action and initiate response activities.
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