, roster members may be requested to provide technical support in areas such as

(i) Developing national or subnational WASH financing strategies and investment frameworks;

(ii) Developing financing models for water utilities, sanitation service providers and WASH small and medium enterprises (SMEs);

(iii) Supporting tariff and cost-recovery reforms, improved revenue collection, and stronger regulatory and institutional frameworks;

(iv) Assessing and developing options for PPPs, blended finance, commercial financing and climate financing and other innovative financing mechanisms;

(v) Supporting development of bankable WASH investment pipelines;

(vi) Developing policy briefs, investment cases, financing roadmaps and advocacy products;

(vii) Supporting consultations, policy dialogue and capacity development with government and sector partners; and

(viii) Providing other specialized technical assistance related to WASH financing.

Submission of EOI:

Qualified individuals who wish to be considered for inclusion in the roster are invited to submit an Expression of Interest (EOI), comprising a cover letter and curriculum vitae (CV), no later than 8 November 2026. The cover letter should provide a concise summary of the applicant's qualifications, relevant experience, and technical expertise, and should indicate the applicant's proposed professional fee rates, specifying both daily rates for short-term assignments and monthly rates for longer-term assignments.

Enrolment in the Roster:

EOIs will be screened against the credentials specified above for potential inclusion in the Roster.

This Call for EOIs does not constitute a solicitation. We do not require bids or proposals at this stage; we merely seek your expression of interest in participating in the roster.

Inclusion in the roster does not guarantee engagement by UNICEF. Consultants included in the roster may be invited to participate in competitive selection processes for specific assignments based on programme needs and funding availability.

To qualify as an advocate for every child you will have…

Education

An advanced university degree (Masters) in economics, finance, public finance, development finance, business administration, public policy, engineering, water and sanitation, environmental economics, development studies, or another relevant field. Alternatively, a bachelor’s degree combined with extensive relevant professional experience may be considered.

Experience

• At least seven (7) years of relevant experience, with a strong understanding of WASH sector financing in Indonesia.
• Previous experience with UNICEF, UN agencies, development banks or international development organizations is desirable.