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Mission and objectives

UNICEF works in over 190 countries and territories to protect the rights of every child, save lives, help children thrive, and realize the rights and wellbeing of children and young people, especially the most vulnerable. In Qatar, UNICEF supports national priorities through upstream technical assistance, policy advisory support, systems strengthening, and partnerships in areas including youth and adolescent development, education, child protection, and social policy. UNICEF’s work with youth in Qatar focuses on meaningful participation, skills development, learning-to-earning pathways, wellbeing, and strengthening national systems and partnerships that enable young people to contribute to sustainable development.

Context

The UN Volunteer will support UNICEF’s Youth and Adolescent Development work, with a primary focus on youth empowerment, participation, skills development, entrepreneurship, and transition-to-earning pathways. The assignment will contribute to partnership engagement, programme support, research, drafting, and coordination linked to ongoing youth priorities and collaboration with government and other stakeholders.
The assignment will also support knowledge generation, practical youth-focused initiatives, and the development of scalable approaches that strengthen systems, partnerships, and opportunities for young people.

International UN Associate Volunteers in Qatar are entitled to:

• Volunteer living allowance $ 2,271.9
• Entry Kumpsum $3,500
• Annual and learning leaves;
• Free Medical and life insurance;
• Free access to different learning platforms.

For more information on UN Volunteer benefits, entitlements and support, please visit:
https://www.unv.org/volunteer-your-country-conditions-service

Task description

Under the direct supervision of the Youth and Adolescent Development Manager, the UN Volunteer will undertake the following tasks:

– Support the implementation and follow-up of youth empowerment, participation, skills development, and entrepreneurship-related activities under the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF ) workplan with the Government of Qatar.
– Assist in coordination with government counterparts, youth-focused partners, universities, and other stakeholders engaged in youth development initiatives.
– Contribute to the preparation of concept notes, briefing notes, presentations, talking points, meeting summaries, and other background materials related to youth priorities and partnership discussions.
– Support mapping and documentation of youth programmes, partnership opportunities, and relevant initiatives related to skilling, entrepreneurship, innovation, and transition-to-earning pathways.
– Assist in organizing meetings, consultations, workshops, and youth engagement activities with government and partner stakeholders.
– Contribute to research, desk reviews, and evidence gathering related to youth development, youth skills, entrepreneurship, participation, and learning-to-earning priorities.
– Support the development of knowledge products, internal updates, and communication materials related to youth programming and partnerships.
– Assist with activity tracking, follow-up on agreed action points, and reporting processes related to the UNICEF youth workplan and related partnership initiatives.
– Participate in efforts to ensure that youth perspectives are reflected in programme discussions, activities, and partnership processes.
– Contribute to identifying promising practices and practical approaches that may inform future youth programming and partnership development.

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