Remote: Internal Displacement & Durable Solutions Consultant

UNICEF - United Nations Children’s Fund; United States; Remote; USD 56,000 - 100,000; Part time

Job summary

UNICEF seeks a Consultant to provide time-bound technical and coordination support to strengthen internal displacement programming and advocacy. The assignment involves reviewing UNICEF’s Institutional Action Plan and delivering priority workstreams managed by the Migration and Displacement Hub.

The consultant will engage with country offices, regional offices, and headquarters to ensure alignment with global priorities and evidence-based practices for child-sensitive durable solutions, with a

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in international development, humanitarian affairs, human rights, migration or displacement studies, social sciences, public policy, international relations, law, or another relevant field.
• At least 8 years of progressively responsible professional experience in internal displacement, durable solutions, child rights or related field.
• Strong qualitative analysis, consultation facilitation and synthesis skills; excellent drafting and editing skills.

Responsibilities

• Provide time-bound technical and coordination support on internal displacement and durable solutions.
• Review or revise UNICEF’s Institutional Action Plan on Internal Displacement.
• Coordinate workstreams across MDH with country, regional and HQ teams.

Skills

Displacement frameworks

Qualitative analysis

Facilitation

Drafting & editing

Cross-unit collaboration

Education

Master’s degree in development

Job description

UNICEF seeks a Consultant to provide time-bound technical and coordination support to strengthen internal displacement programming and advocacy. The assignment involves reviewing UNICEF’s Institutional Action Plan and delivering priority workstreams managed by the Migration and Displacement Hub.

The consultant will engage with country offices, regional offices, and headquarters to ensure alignment with global priorities and evidence-based practices for child-sensitive durable solutions, with a