Information Management Officer

UNICEF Syria was established in 1970 and has been working with partners to help empower children to fully claim and enjoy their rights under the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
UNICEF works with partners across Syria to deliver supplies, services, and expertise in areas of Child Protection, Education, Health, Nutrition, Water, Hygiene and Sanitation for every child. UNICEF also provides humanitarian assistance when needed.
Syria continues to face one of the most complex emergencies in the world. Unprecedented humanitarian needs are compounded by displacement inside the country and across its borders, extensive destruction of civilian and social services infrastructure, devastating impacts on the economy, and most importantly, the breakdown of the social fabric that stitched the country together for decades.
Today, 90% of people in Syria live in poverty, most are unable to make ends meet or bring food to the table. Families have had their resources depleted, with limited employment opportunities, skyrocketing prices, and shortage of basic supplies. For most people, the current socio-economic challenges represent some of the harshest and most challenging circumstances they have faced since the beginning of the crisis 11 years ago.
In 2024, 16.7 million people need humanitarian assistance. This is the highest number of people in need ever recorded in Syria since 2011. The number of children in need – more than 7.5 million – has increased by seven per cent in the past year alone. This is largely due the ongoing conflict, continued displacements, the unprecedented economic crisis, deepening poverty, and unemployment. The COVID-19 pandemic, the hike in price of commodities triggered by the overall global economic situation, the impact of sanctions and the devastating earthquakes hit on Feb 6 are further compounding the dire situation.
For information of the work of our organization, please visit our website: UNICEF Syria 
You, as part of the programme section, will play a vital role in supporting the collect, analysis, and dissemination of evidence and information that is important for the Section and the Office to make informed (evidence based) strategic decisions on:

Under the overall supervision of the Social Policy Chief, you will work closely with the programme section to enhance the information collection, analysis, and reporting chain of the social policy programme.
To qualify as a/an [champion or advocate] for every child you will have…
Information system development and management: