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Consultant - Programme Manager, SHINE (Sustainable Health Investment through National Economists), COE, Nairobi in Kenya
SHINE, Sustainable Health Investment through National Economists, is a UNICEF approach developed by the Health Economics and Financing Section within the Centre of Excellence for Child Survival and Development, launching on 1 October 2026. It embeds nationally recruited health economists for four years inside government, working alongside the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Finance on the decisions that determine how children's health is financed: primary health care costing, essential benefit package design, donor transition planning, domestic resource mobilisation, health insurance design, budget advocacy and public financial management and other topics as suitable depending on the context. The founding cohort covers 20 countries across all regions, with 24 funded placements. The programme is now in its start-up phase, with the first country offices confirmed and recruitment opening country by country. It has a decision memorandum, a strategy paper draft and a set of communication products, but it does not yet have a programme document: a single reference setting out the theory of change, the inputs and outputs, the results architecture, the indicators, the reporting arrangements and the starting point, the risks parameters, partners, future etc… in a form that a country office, an evaluator and a contributing partner can all use.
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Security Assistant (UNOPS Local Individual Contractor Agreement - Level 3), Beirut, Lebanon - 12 months in Lebanon
UNICEF Lebanon is seeking a qualified and motivated individual who provides dedicated administrative, coordination and field support to the Security Section to ensure the effective implementation of security risk management measures and staff safety procedures.
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Consultancy for Review of AI and Technology based interventions to address Female Genital Mutilation and Child Marriage, Global Programme Division(GPD) - Remote, 6 months, International in various locations
UNICEF seeks technical expertise to explore how AI and digital technologies can enhance efforts to prevent female genital mutilation (FGM) and child marriage. The consultancy will assess and refine technology-enabled approaches for service delivery, case management, data use, and decision-making, ensuring they complement community-based and human-centered programming. Building on previous research, the work will identify opportunities to apply emerging AI solutions while upholding child rights, inclusion, gender equality, data protection, and harm-mitigation principles
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Project Management National Consultant – Menstrual Health and Hygiene Promotion program, Athens, Greece, 24 months, Office based with travel in Greece
The Project Management Consultant will support UNICEF in the effective day-to-day coordination and operational management of the program and will serve as the main operational focal point for the CRC teams, providing initial Training of Trainers (ToT), continuous technical support and troubleshooting, coordinating implementation and communication with the CRCs, supporting online trainings and school visits, coordinating the dispatch and delivery of menstrual hygiene products at schools and liaising with the donor, and monitoring progress and documentation throughout the assignment.
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Climate Change National Consultant, Baghdad, Iraq, 3 months, Office based with travel in Iraq
The overall objective of this consultancy is to strengthen Iraq's climate governance and data systems and to expand access to climate finance, by supporting the establishment and operationalization of a Climate Information Unit within the Ministry of Environment and by providing technical support to the NDC water sector action plan, the NAP process, loss and damage work, GCF proposal preparation and DRR programming.
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