Support the preparation, delivery, and follow-up for an in-person country workshop focused on the implementation and rollout of the International Classification of Alternative Care of Children (ICare) within national statistical systems.
• Support with the preparation, delivery and follow-up for an in-person country workshop.
At least 10 years of progressively responsible experience in conducting international research in the broad area of child protection and/or children’s rights. Demonstrated experience working with relevant stakeholder groups on issues pertaining to care reform, child protection systems and social service workforce strengthening. Demonstrated experience planning, delivering and facilitating workshops with multistakeholder groups.
Master’s degree or equivalent in Public Health, Psychology, Social Work, or other related social science field is required.
