Overview
Support the adaptation of data and research outputs into audience-specific formats and contribute to the development and maintenance of a public-facing child data portal.
Key Responsibilities
- Working across sections, support the adaptation of data and research outputs into audience-specific formats — policy briefs, explainers, infographics, and media-ready visuals.
- Support the development and maintenance of a public-facing child data portal or microsite, including data analysis, data visualization and updates on data initiatives, findings and outcomes.
- Working across sections, develop and maintain a calendar tracking key national, planning, budgeting, advocacy and media moments to ensure timely dissemination, cross-sectoral coordination and engagement of knowledge and data products.
- Support coordination and facilitation of knowledge-sharing forums that bring together diverse stakeholders to discuss key child rights issues.
- Support building a partnership network with academia and civil society organizations to engage and track the development and outcomes of child related research and data initiatives.
- Support the development and maintenance of internal knowledge-sharing systems, ensuring evidence products, lessons learned, and analytical outputs are organized and accessible across the office.
- Actively engage in UNICEF’s global and regional Knowledge Management (KM) networks to ensure alignment with best practices and innovative approaches.
- Support coordination and organization of office-wide knowledge-sharing events, discussions, and dialogues to foster learning and collaboration.
- In partnership with ICT colleagues, train, and support staff in utilizing UNICEF technology platforms, including SharePoint for KM-related activities and AI agents.
Required Experience
- 3 years Donor priorities . Nationality Candidate must be a national of a country other than the country of assignment. Additional eligibility criteria This assignment is funded by the Government of Korea and therefore specific criteria apply:
- - Candidates must be Korean nationals.
- - Candidates must be 27 years of age at the time of application.
- - Candidates who have already served as UN Volunteer Specialist funded by the Government of Korea are not eligible to apply (former UN University and UN Youth Volunteers are eligible).
- - Serving UN Volunteers will not be considered for other UN Volunteer assignments until they reach three (3) months before the end of contract date of their current UN Volunteer assignment.
- - Candidates may apply to a maximum of three assignments and indicate the order of preference in the ‘Additional remarks’ field when filling in the application form.
- - Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. The selection will be done by the UN Host Entity at the level of the country of assignment.
- Relevant experience 3 years
- Experience in :
- -Utilizing web design and data visualization tools
- - Graphic design experience is desirable
- - Programme management, desirable
- - Work environment of an international agency, NGOs, UN, or international institutions, desirable
- - Human Rights, especially Child Rights, Women’s Rights and the Rights of Children with Disabilities, demonstrated strong interest in these areas could be considered.
- - Consistently achieved timely completion of tasks and responsibilities.
Qualifications
Required education level Master's degree in Development studies, social sciences, public policy, communications, information management or other relevant fields.
