United Nations Children's Fund
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The objective of this individual consultancy is to provide technical support to undertake a comprehensive analysis of major identified priority themes and/or issues for specific programme areas with respect to realization of children and women rights to generate insights for use in programme adjustments and course corrections.
The analysis will be undertaken through the lens of inequities and child deprivations to be able to understand the situation of children especially those who are not being seen through the current data sets such as children with disabilities, minorities etc. The analysis where possible should also provide an update of the socio-economic situation of children and women in Afghanistan with a focus on what drives and sustains and, in some cases, worsens deprivations of children rights. In addition, provide a snapshot of those actors and/or structures enabling progressive, steady realization of rights for all children. The outcome of the analysis should be analytical establishing causalities of risks, inequalities, and non-realization of children’s rights, as well as the responsible actors for realizing the rights of children and women.
The comprehensive analysis is meant primarily to draw on various documents, reports, administrative data, programme data and evidence generated by staff through programme monitoring, donors, NGOs, INGOs and other UN agencies over the course of programme implementation, including situation data from Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICs). In addition, the analysis will also draw from office-wide studies, reviews, evaluations, and assessments conducted covering the various thematic areas relevant to UNICEF’s programmes including data from UNICEF’s internal monitoring systems.
Findings from this comprehensive analysis will be used to reflect on programme strategies, priorities, emerging issues, progress towards achievement of output results and for course correction to improve the quality of programme for improved programme effectiveness and efficiencies.
Therefore, UNICEF ACO is seeking the services of an individual consultant to be established through Long Term Agreements (LTAs) to provide technical support in conducting the analysis
To qualify as an advocate for every child you will have…
The analysis will be undertaken through the lens of inequities and child deprivations to be able to understand the situation of children especially those who are not being seen through the current data sets such as children with disabilities, minorities etc. The analysis where possible should also provide an update of the socio-economic situation of children and women in Afghanistan with a focus on what drives and sustains and, in some cases, worsens deprivations of children rights. In addition, provide a snapshot of those actors and/or structures enabling progressive, steady realization of rights for all children. The outcome of the analysis should be analytical establishing causalities of risks, inequalities, and non-realization of children’s rights, as well as the responsible actors for realizing the rights of children and women.
The comprehensive analysis is meant primarily to draw on various documents, reports, administrative data, programme data and evidence generated by staff through programme monitoring, donors, NGOs, INGOs and other UN agencies over the course of programme implementation, including situation data from Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICs). In addition, the analysis will also draw from office-wide studies, reviews, evaluations, and assessments conducted covering the various thematic areas relevant to UNICEF’s programmes including data from UNICEF’s internal monitoring systems.
Findings from this comprehensive analysis will be used to reflect on programme strategies, priorities, emerging issues, progress towards achievement of output results and for course correction to improve the quality of programme for improved programme effectiveness and efficiencies.
Therefore, UNICEF ACO is seeking the services of an individual consultant to be established through Long Term Agreements (LTAs) to provide technical support in conducting the analysis
To qualify as an advocate for every child you will have…
- An Advanced University Degree (Master’s or Higher) in Statistics, Sociology, or related fields.
- UNICEF will evaluate the proposal submitted/expression of interest and select an individual that complies with the following qualifications.
- A Minimum of 8 years of relevant professional experience in secondary data analysis, development of analytical reports and applying statistical expertise (examples of previous work may be required).
- Strong analytical capacity and experience in data visualization.
- A strong understanding of both qualitative and quantitative research methods is essential. This includes experience designing research studies, data collection tools, and sampling strategies. Familiarity with various data analysis techniques, including statistical analysis and qualitative coding, is necessary for integrating and interpreting mixed methods data.
- Practical experience working in humanitarian settings is highly valuable. This could involve working directly with affected communities, local organizations, or UN agencies, gaining first-hand knowledge of the challenges and dynamics of these contexts. Field experience helps ensure that research approaches are contextually appropriate and sensitive to the local cultural, social, and political factors.
- Proficiency in a wide range of data collection methods is important. This includes expertise in conducting surveys, interviews, focus group discussions, and observations. Understanding the challenges of data collection in humanitarian settings, such as limited resources, security concerns, and language barriers, is crucial for designing effective data collection strategies.
- Competency in data analysis using both qualitative and quantitative software is essential. Proficiency in statistical analysis software like SPSS, R, or Stata is valuable for analysing quantitative data. Familiarity with qualitative data analysis software such as NVivo or ATLAS. It is important for analysing qualitative data. Additionally, skills in data visualization and report writing are necessary for effectively communicating findings to different stakeholders.
- Previous experience in analyzing, designing and /or managing similar programs is considered a strong asset.
- Excellent command of English, both oral and written.
- Knowledge and understanding of the country’s context within the region.
- Experience in working with UNICEF and/or other UN Agencies will be an asset.
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