UNICEF is seeking a Quantitative Data Analysis Consultant to support a high-profile impact evaluation of the Mother and Child Cash Transfer Plus (MCCT+) programme in Sudan, a key initiative improving maternal and child wellbeing during the first 1,000 days of life. Working with UNICEF's Evaluation Office, the consultant will lead quantitative survey design, data collection oversight, baseline analysis, and reporting while collaborating with national and international stakeholders. This consultancy offers an opportunity to contribute to evidence-based programming and generate impact insights that help drive better outcomes for children.
Under the supervision of the Planning & Monitoring Specialist, the Monitoring Officer (AAP) will help ensure that the voices, feedback, and priorities of affected communities in Gaza are systematically captured, analyzed, communicated, and translated into concrete programme action and adaptation. The role will also strengthen the capacity of UNICEF programme teams and partners to embed AAP principles into their work and ensure that cross-sectoral programming remains responsive to the evolving needs and realities of communities.
The Social Policy unit in the State of Palestine country office in Gaza duty station is looking for a highly motivated Programme Officer (GRM) at the NOA level, who within the delegated authority and under the given organizational set-up, the officer will be responsible for all of the following areas of major duties and key end results for AAP and GRM of Social Policy section.
This assignment aims to strengthen UNICEF’s global leadership on menstrual health and hygiene (MHH) by advancing advocacy, accountability, monitoring, knowledge management and partnerships. The consultant will support implementation of the global MHH agenda, including tracking progress against commitments, strengthening country-level monitoring systems, facilitating stakeholder engagement, and promoting knowledge-sharing. The role will also support the UNICEF–Kimberly-Clark partnership through advocacy, capacity building, resource development, programme learning, and cross-country exchange to improve health, education and wellbeing outcomes for girls and women.
The Process Consultant will coordinate this process end to end for the Climate and Environment Unit: navigating the Government’s procedure, mapping actors and interventions, running the consultations and providing the technical adaptation and mitigation analysis needed to mature the project, so that UNICEF obtains national endorsement, submits a high-quality concept note and launches the preparation of the full project proposal for submission in 2027. The consultant works under the supervision of the Programme Specialist, Climate and Environment, and in coordination with the technical consultancy support to the concept note.
UNICEF is seeking a Quantitative Data Analysis Consultant to support a high-profile impact evaluation of the Mother and Child Cash Transfer Plus (MCCT+) programme in Sudan, a key initiative improving maternal and child wellbeing during the first 1,000 days of life. Working with UNICEF's Evaluation Office, the consultant will lead quantitative survey design, data collection oversight, baseline analysis, and reporting while collaborating with national and international stakeholders. This consultancy offers an opportunity to contribute to evidence-based programming and generate impact insights that help drive better outcomes for children.
Under the supervision of the Planning & Monitoring Specialist, the Monitoring Officer (AAP) will help ensure that the voices, feedback, and priorities of affected communities in Gaza are systematically captured, analyzed, communicated, and translated into concrete programme action and adaptation. The role will also strengthen the capacity of UNICEF programme teams and partners to embed AAP principles into their work and ensure that cross-sectoral programming remains responsive to the evolving needs and realities of communities.
The Social Policy unit in the State of Palestine country office in Gaza duty station is looking for a highly motivated Programme Officer (GRM) at the NOA level, who within the delegated authority and under the given organizational set-up, the officer will be responsible for all of the following areas of major duties and key end results for AAP and GRM of Social Policy section.
This assignment aims to strengthen UNICEF’s global leadership on menstrual health and hygiene (MHH) by advancing advocacy, accountability, monitoring, knowledge management and partnerships. The consultant will support implementation of the global MHH agenda, including tracking progress against commitments, strengthening country-level monitoring systems, facilitating stakeholder engagement, and promoting knowledge-sharing. The role will also support the UNICEF–Kimberly-Clark partnership through advocacy, capacity building, resource development, programme learning, and cross-country exchange to improve health, education and wellbeing outcomes for girls and women.
The Process Consultant will coordinate this process end to end for the Climate and Environment Unit: navigating the Government’s procedure, mapping actors and interventions, running the consultations and providing the technical adaptation and mitigation analysis needed to mature the project, so that UNICEF obtains national endorsement, submits a high-quality concept note and launches the preparation of the full project proposal for submission in 2027. The consultant works under the supervision of the Programme Specialist, Climate and Environment, and in coordination with the technical consultancy support to the concept note.
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