Does UNICEF work in Kenya?

UNICEF works to promote and protect the rights of children and women in Kenya. With 50 years of service (since 1971), we are one of the longest-serving international organizations in the country.

Who is the head of UNICEF Kenya?

Maniza Zaman is the UNICEF Representative in Kenya, a position she has held since June 2019. Prior to this assignment Ms. Zaman was the UNICEF Representative in the United Republic of Tanzania since January 2016. Before that, she was the Deputy Director in Programme Division in UNICEF, New York.

Is it difficult to get a job at UNICEF?

As is the case with most United Nations agencies, landing a job at UNICEF is highly competitive, and a single vacancy can receive hundreds of applications. Technical expertise and a clear résumé are key to standing out, Anne Favreau, chief of the agency’s human resources partner team, told Devex.

Is it easy to get a job in UNICEF?

International professionals are normally required to have an advanced university degree in a field relevant to UNICEF’s work. Within the IP category there are different levels, each with a required minimum number of years of relevant professional work experience: P-1: One year of relevant professional work experience.

How can I volunteer for UNICEF in Kenya?

Volunteering with UNICEF UNICEF does not recruit UNVs directly but through the UNV programme. To be considered, please visit the UNV candidate signup page and register your profile. Volunteer opportunities are also offered through our National Committees.

How do you become a UNICEF youth ambassador in 2021?

Eligibility criteria:

  1. Must be aged between 18 and 24.
  2. Must have competed secondary education.
  3. Must have demonstrated commitment to peace and development through academic, extra-curricular and volunteer activities.
  4. Must have working knowledge of English.