UNICEF Communications Consultant 2026: Remote Opportunity
Pubblicato il 08-09-2026 - United Nations And International in Vercelli
The UNICEF Communications Consultant 2026 opportunity is now open for qualified communications , journalism, development studies, English, and international relations professionals. This UNICEF consultant position is based in Florence, Italy, but offers a remote/work-from-home arrangement for a period of three months.
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The consultancy is hosted by UNICEF’s Office of Strategy and Evidence (OSE) – Innocenti and focuses on strategic communication, digital content, SEO, data analytics, and outreach related to the International Statistical Classification of Alternative Care of Children (ICare).
Applications for the UNICEF Communications Consultant 2026 position are invited until 9 September 2026.
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The UNICEF Communications Consultant will work within the Child Protection and Development Data Unit (CPDD), part of UNICEF’s Data and Analytics Section.
The consultant will support the development and dissemination of communications products designed to increase awareness, visibility, and uptake of ICare. The role combines communications, digital marketing, SEO, data analytics, content development, and advocacy.
Opportunity Details
- Organization: UNICEF
- Position: Communications Consultant
- Job Number: 595332
- Duty Station: Florence, Italy
- Work Arrangement: Remote / Work from home
- Contract Type: Consultant
- Contract Duration: 3 months
- Functional Area: Research, Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation
- Level: Consultancy
- Required Experience: At least 7 years
- Education: Master’s degree or equivalent
- Language: Fluency in English
- Deadline: 9 September 2026
About the UNICEF Communications Consultant Position
The UNICEF Communications Consultant 2026 position has been created to support communications and outreach surrounding ICare, a new international statistical cla