This opportunity is for inclusion in a roster of national consultants in child protection. The purpose is to ensure timely access to specialized expertise for designing, implementing, monitoring, and evaluating child protection interventions.
Consultants will provide technical assistance in support of UNICEF programmes and national counterparts. Assignments will focus on generating substantive outputs that strengthen child protection systems, improve service delivery, and support policy and legal reforms. Specific tasks may include evidence generation, policy and legal development, system strengthening, capacity building, and programme implementation.
A minimum of five years of relevant professional experience in one or more of the following areas: providing technical assistance in child protection, child rights, justice for children, gender-based violence or survivor-centred communication at national and/or local levels; managing research, studies, knowledge management, data collection or analysis in child protection, child rights, justice for children or gender-based violence; and engaging with central and local governments, international organisations and civil society entities.
University degree in social sciences, development studies, law, sociology, social work, public administration, economics, psychology, statistics, information technology or another relevant field.
