Data Analysis and Annual Reporting

Safe Online also supports the Safe Online grantee community through creating a strong network which maximises the collective impact and leverages synergies i.e. we invest in more than just individual projects, we invest in global prevention and response to online CSEA. This is done in several ways: through tailored technical support in the form of programmatic visits, check-in calls, in-person convenings, networking facilitated by Safe Online, and knowledge exchange opportunities via the Safe Online Network Forum and global and regional webinars to promote learning within the grantee community and the wider ecosystem. Going forward, the Safe Online team aims to continue investing in the online CSEA ecosystem and collaborative efforts, while also promoting a collaborative culture through connecting grantees to each other, and relevant key resources and mentors to ensure cross-collaboration, knowledge exchange, and learning.

Purpose Of The Consultancy:
The Data Analyst and Report Writer will support the Safe Online team by drafting the Safe Online 2023 Annual report. For that, the consultant will review the quantitative and qualitative data reported by the Safe Online grantees in their 2023 Annual Reports and Final reports, liaising directly with the grantees for follow-up as necessary. Quantitative data will be provided by the grantees in the form of log-frame analysis (mainly), while qualitative data will be embedded in the narrative reports. The Safe Online Results Framework should be a guiding document to frame and undertake data analysis.

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

• Advanced university degree (Masters) in social sciences, international relations, public administration, communications, journalism, and related fields.
• A first-level university degree in a relevant field combined with 2 additional years of professional experience above the minimum required may be accepted in lieu of an advanced degree.
• A minimum of 5 years of relevant professional experience in Donor Reporting, Data Analysis, Monitoring and Evaluation, Journalism, Communications, or other relevant field.
• A sample of 1-3 pieces (e.g., academic papers, professional reports, articles) that demonstrate your ability to analyze and synthesize large quantities of information into engaging, results-oriented language.
• Additional experience in the following areas will be considered an asset:
• Legal frameworks and/or judicial systems related to child protection and violence prevention also specific to gender-based violence (GBV), as well as data protection, privacy and cyber-security.
• Public policy and legislation formulation, implementation, and/or evaluation.
• Social Services and Child Protection (online and/or other forms of violence), including prevention, education system and caregiver’s engagement, and/or victim support.
• Data science, new and emerging technology, and/or cybersecurity.
• Technology industry or other private sector experience
• Excellent command in English (both oral and written) is required.
• Fluency in any other UN official language is highly desirable and preferred.

Source: https://jobs.unicef.org/cw/en-us/job/569819