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Date de clôture : vendredi 16 novembre 2018
Domaines: BTP (Génie civil - Génie rural - Architecture - Urbanisme - etc.) | Eau - Hygiène - Assainissement - Hydraulique
Regions: Zimbabwe
Job no :Â 516709
Work type :Â Consultancy
Location :Â Zimbabwe
Categories :Â WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene), Consultancy
UNICEF works in some of the world’s toughest places, to reach the world’s most disadvantaged children. To save their lives. To defend their rights. To help them fulfill their potential.
Across 190 countries and territories, we work for every child, everywhere, every day, to build a better world for everyone.
And we never give up.
For every child, [insert tagline]
Zimbabwe is currently experiencing a new cholera outbreak in Harare and other Districts. The outbreak was notified on 6 September 2018. As of September 19th, 5,162Â cases with 38 deaths deaths have been reported in Harare and an additional 11 districts. An estimated 20 per cent of the suspected and confirmed cases are children under five years of age. Most of the cases are being reported from the high-density suburbs of Glen View and Budiriro in Harare.
This situation has further increased the need for timely and improved information analysis, to ensure interventions are based on need, and gaps in the field are identified and addressed. In addition, it is important to identify strategic interventions, and ensure that relevant timely information is communicated back to WASH partners, in a useful format to support action.
UNICEF is responsible to support the Humanitarian related coordination for the WASH sector in Zimbabwe, within the framework of the WASH Sector Coordination and Information Forum (WSCIF) and its Emergency Strategic Advisory Group (E-SAG), led by the Ministry of Environment Water and Climate / National Coordination Unit (MEWC/NCU). Since its establishment in 2014, the ESAG has coordinated the preparedness and response for all humanitarian related interventions among WASH partners in Zimbabwe and it is within this coordination structure, and the framework of the Humanitarian Country Team, that the WASH sector has developed its sectoral strategy for the response to the ongoing cholera response. As such, UNICEF is responsible for supporting effective humanitarian coordination which includes information management. The proposed consultant will support WASH and where needed other office IM needs.
The Information Management consultant will be a key member of the national WASH coordination team and play a vital role to support the office also in collecting, analysing, and sharing information that is important for UNICEF key sectors namely (Health, Education, Nutrition and Child Protection) stakeholders to make informed (evidence based) strategic decisions on :
General :
Data Gathering, Tools and Process :
Needs Assessment
Monitoring :
Ser No. | Major Task | Deliverable | Timeframe (man-days) | Comments |
1 | Develop and update monitoring tools for the cholera WASH response  | 4W matrix that meets needs of WASH Partners Weekly analysis of 4W, for reporting, strategy development Weekly feedback of 4W information, in useful format for WASH Partners
| 30 | 25% of monthly fee |
2 | Assist in the formulation of needs and gaps for the cholera WASH Response | Weekly summary of needs and gaps for WASH Sector
| 15 | 13% of monthly fee |
3 | Attendance & participation in WSCIF, ESAG and other national level WASH sector Technical Working Groups and forum as and when require including dissemination of progress updates with stakeholders | Reports to  WSCIF and ESAG | 25 | 20% of monthly fee |
4 | Produce IM tools for the WASH sector | Cluster contact list, Centralised electronic filing system for WASH sector coordination.
| 25 | 20% of monthly fee |
5 | Produce IM tools and support for other UNICEF sections (Health, Nutrition, Child Protection and Education) | As required | 27 | 22% of monthly fee |
The consultancy will begin in October 2018 and will run for 6 months
If interested and available, please submit your application letter, CV, Technical proposal and an all-inclusive financial proposal clearly indicating the  monthly professional fees and travel related costs (consultant may be required to travel outside Harare if needed – to a maximum of 5 days/month) and any other miscellaneous costs.
UNICEF promotes the safety, wellbeing and inclusion of all children, including those with a disability. To ensure the safety of children, UNICEF has a zero tolerance policy towards Sexual Exploitation and Abuse and violations of child safeguarding principles. During the period of their service for UNICEF, staff, consultants and contractors shall refrain from any conduct that violates these policies and shall not engage in any conduct that is incompatible with the aims and objectives of the United Nations or UNICEF. This includes strict adherence to policies and instructions on the Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse and on Conduct Promoting the Protection and Safeguarding of Children, among other policies.
As part of this recruitment, UNICEF reserves the right to and will conduct background checks regarding impropriety in regard to sexual exploitation and abuse, child safeguarding violations, or other misconduct by potential candidates, consultants or contractors.
UNICEF is committed to diversity and inclusion within its workforce, and encourages qualified candidates from all backgrounds to apply.
Only shortlisted consultants will be contacted. UNICEF does not charge a fee during the recruitment process
Applications close :Â South Africa Standard Time
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