Global Menstrual Health and Hygiene – Advocacy, Measurement and Learning Consultant, UNICEF Global Programme Division (GPD) – WASH, Nairobi, Kenya, 18 months (remote) #596586
Nairobi, Kenya
Experience: Mid Career
Education: Master's Degree
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Advanced university degree in Public Health, Environmental Health, Social Sciences, Political Science, Development, or related field.
Work Experience:
At least seven years of experience working in a field related to menstrual health and hygiene (MHH), including global and/or multi-country programming.
Skills:
Excellent understanding of MHH programming, including current evidence and approaches, policy and systems strengthening, monitoring and measurement, advocacy, and key global and national stakeholders.
Excellent written and oral communication skills, with demonstrated experience developing technical, advocacy, training and knowledge products for different audiences.
Experience facilitating consultations, advocacy activities and knowledge exchange with diverse stakeholders, including governments, development partners, civil society and country programme teams.
Demonstrated capacity to work in a dynamic environment coordinating across multiple countries, teams and sectors, including WASH, health, education and gender.
Language requirement:
Must be fluent in English. Knowledge of French or Spanish is considered an asset.
Prior experience working for UNICEF or another United Nations agency is an added advantage.