Every open Mid, Senior position in the UN in Programme & Policy located in N'Djamena
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Lead and coordinate child protection programs in emergencies.
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Support UNICEF's mission in gender programming and development.
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Ensure quality information guiding M&E for UNICEF programming.
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Support education programme planning and management for better outcomes.
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Provide assistance to National Customs Services in Chad and support ASYCUDA Programme activities.
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Support and manage child protection programs to ensure children's rights and well-being.
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Provide strategic support and technical assistance for C4D programs to drive social change.
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Lead HIV/AIDS program development and management for children's health.
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Support the implementation of the education program effectively.
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Coordinate construction projects and ensure compliance with safety regulations
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Provide emergency preparedness and response for children's needs.
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Lead health and nutrition programs focusing on child welfare and strategic partnerships.
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Develop a training guide on children's rights and protection for security forces.
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Develop and implement C4D strategies to promote social change.
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Appuyer le processus d'élaboration des diagnostics participatifs multisectoriels.
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Manage environmental and social aspects for UNICEF projects in Chad.
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Assist in creating provincial development plans for Chad.
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