1. Learn by supporting Partnership, Advocacy and Resource Mobilization Strategies with Member States:

• Under the supervision of the Senior Advisor, contribute to the partnership, advocacy, and resource mobilization strategies for assigned Member States.
• Maintain up-to-date information on partner and income trends, analyze development assistance policies and keep resource partner profiles updated.
• Support implementation of engagement plans and activities with the objectives of
  • (1) increasing core and quality resources;
  • (2) identifying possible sources of new and continued funding; and
  • (3) advocating for child rights with selected partner countries.

2. Learn by supporting the Senior Advisor and other senior management for their strategic engagement with government partners and international forums:

• Assist with the organization of partner consultations and other convenings with assigned partners.
• Support with preparing briefing notes and any other documentation required by Senior Management for visits to and from assigned partners.
• Participate in and summarize results from internal and external meetings with assigned resource partners.
• Assist the Senior Advisor in managing day-to-day contacts with partners.

3. Assist the Public Partnerships Division and UNICEF at large in partner engagement at multilateral fora.

4. Learn by supporting the Senior Advisor and the broader Germany Team, as required, in providing guidance and support to UNICEF Field Offices on various partnerships matters, including contribution management and donor recognition.

• An academic and experience background in Social Sciences or related field, including a relevant background and interest in international relations, development and humanitarian assistance, resource mobilization and external relations.
• Be enrolled in an undergraduate, graduate, or Ph.D. degree programme or have graduated within the past two years.
• Good command of Microsoft Windows working environment and applications, Excel, ability to produce presentations.
• Developing country work experience and/or familiarity with emergency contexts is considered an asset.
• Fluency in English and German is required. Advanced knowledge of another official UN language (particularly French or Spanish) is an asset.
• Additional consideration will be given to any past experience.