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Information Management Officer (Child Protection), NOB, Fixed Term, Kabul, Afghanistan #132409 (Open to Afghan Nationals Only)
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Afghanistan
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| Afghanistan Country Office is seeking an experienced Information Management Officer responsible for providing data evidence analysis and professional, technical, operational, and administrative assistance throughout the programming process for child protection programmes/projects within the Country Programme, from development planning to delivery of results. |
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Human Resources Associate, GS-6 FTA, Santiago, Chile #00133032
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Chile
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| Under the close supervision and guidance of the HR Senior Associate G7, the HR Associate provides administrative, procedural and operational support and assistance to the efficient implementation of a broad range of Human Resources functions for all categories of staff in the office, ensuring accurate and timely delivery that is in compliance with UNICEF P&C rules and regulations. |
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Education Officer, NO-B FTA, Santiago, Chile #00133033
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Chile
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| This position is located within the UNICEF Chile Country Office, which is undergoing a strategic transition towards the "Chile 2.0" model. This model reflects the country's shift to a high-income country (HIC) context, requiring UNICEF to adapt its programmatic focus towards increased strategic advocacy, evidence-based influencing, and enhanced public-private collaboration, aligned with the new Country Programme Document (CPD) 2023-2026. Within this framework, the education function prioritizes adolescents' holistic development, emphasizing essential skill-building and promoting their meaningful participation in educational and community processes. The Education Officer (NOB) reports to the Programme Manager (NOC), a newly established role resulting from the organizational restructuring, responsible for leading and coordinating the area’s programmes. This role plays a critical part in the effective and sustainable implementation of the education strategy, supporting programming processes from planning through execution, in close collaboration with national partners, other UN system agencies, and civil society, ensuring alignment with the corporate strategy and the child rights agenda. |
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Communications Assistant (Content Development) GS-5 FTA, Santiago, Chile #00133029
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Chile
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| The incumbent provides specialized operational support in developing, creating, and disseminating written and audiovisual content that strengthens strategic communication, enhances the organization's image, and supports advocacy initiatives of UNICEF Chile. |
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Education Officer (Skills) NO-A FTA, Santiago, Chile #00133027
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Chile
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| The Education Officer (Skills) NOA provides professional technical, operational, and administrative support throughout the programme planning, design, implementation, and monitoring phases. This role is focused specifically on promoting and integrating the development of transferable skills and the construction of life paths, as well as effective adolescent participation through structured platforms such as student councils, advisory boards, and youth-led initiatives. These efforts ensure the achievement of UNICEF’s strategic goals for inclusive and quality education, while fostering adolescent capacities essential for life. Grounded in a rights-based approach, this work recognizes adolescence as a pivotal stage of human development, and positions adolescents as active agents of change. |
