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International Consultant - Integrated Parenting Support Framework (IPF) – Child Protection, Uzbekistan (Remote)# 596607 in Uzbekistan
The purpose of this consultancy is to provide technical support for the development of an Integrated Parenting Support Framework (IPF) for Uzbekistan, building on existing parenting support interventions, standards, procedures and service-delivery platforms. The consultant will undertake a focused desk-based mapping and strategic gap analysis across health, preschool education, child protection and social protection. The review will encompass Universal Progressive Home Visiting (UPHV), parenting standards and standard operating procedures (SOPs) prepared for the National Agency for Social Protection (NASP) and the Ministry of Preschool and School Education (MoPSE), and relevant digital tools such as Bebbo and Internet of Good Things (IoGT). It will examine the coherence, coverage, inclusion and institutional complementarity of these instruments.
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Assistant Representative, P-4, Male, Maldives, FT, #137954 in Maldives
The post is based in Malé and provides day-to-day leadership of the UNICEF office in the Maldives, reporting to and under the overall direction and delegated authority of the Representative. The Representative and Deputy Representative (Programmes) are based in Sri Lanka with regular travel to Male. The Assistant Representative works closely with the Deputy Representative (Programme) on programme delivery and with staff based in Sri Lanka to ensure effective implementation and coherence across the MCO. The post also provides MCO-wide technical leadership on climate resilience, environmental sustainability and climate finance.
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National Consultant to support modelling inclusive schools and implementing capacity building activities, remote, 13 months in Uzbekistan
Within the framework of the SmartED Project funded by the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), the Arab Coordination Group (ACG), and the Global Partnership for Education (GPE), UNICEF, in collaboration with the Government of Uzbekistan, is supporting national efforts to strengthen an inclusive education system in which every child can access quality education, participate meaningfully in learning and school life, and achieve their full potential. As part of this support, UNICEF is assisting the development and operationalization of the Inclusive Education Strategy of Uzbekistan (the “Strategy”). The Strategy defines a shared vision and strategic directions for developing inclusive education systems and classrooms, and provides for a clear set of standards, requirements, processes and standard operating procedures (SOPs) to be institutionalized and to contribute to the revision of the existing legislative framework.
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Health Specialist (CH & PHC), NO-3, Fixed Term Position, Dhaka, Bangladesh, #00132891 in Bangladesh
UNICEF Bangladesh is seeking an experienced Health Specialist to support the Government in improving child health and strengthening primary health care systems. The role focuses on advancing child survival, development and well-being through evidence-based interventions, Universal Health Coverage and equitable access to quality health services. Key responsibilities include providing technical guidance, supporting programme design and implementation, strengthening partnerships, and promoting innovation and sustainable health solutions. The position aims to improve health outcomes for all children, particularly the most vulnerable.
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International Consultant to develop the National MIYCN guidelines,Vientiane, Lao, Remotely with travel, 4 Months (Open for International Candidates Only) Req#596622 in Lao People’s Democratic Republic
The purpose of this consultancy is to provide technical leadership and coordination for the development of two interconnected national guidelines for Lao PDR: the Maternal Nutrition Guidelines and the Infant and Young Child Nutrition (IYCN) Guidelines. The consultant will ensure that both guidelines are aligned with the latest WHO and UNICEF recommendations, reflect current national policies, strategies, and evidence, and are adapted to the Lao context, including its ethnic, geographic, and socio-cultural diversity.
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