The consultant will contribute to priority workstreams related to child online protection, including EU digital policy advocacy and global thought leadership. The role will deliver high-quality outputs to strengthen UNICEF's influence on regulatory and governance debates and provide strategic and technical support to UNICEF staff and partners.
8 years of professional experience in relevant field(s), including child protection, child rights, digital rights, digital governance, online protection or trust and safety. Demonstrated expert and up-to-date knowledge of child online protection frameworks, trends, and best practices. Proven experience engaging with private sector stakeholders, including technology companies, industry partners, or corporate networks. Experience organizing forums, workshops, consultations, or multi-stakeholder events. Demonstrated experience providing technical support and advisory services to government counterparts. Knowledge of digital governance frameworks and child rights principles. Demonstrated capacity-building and training facilitation skills. Experience or familiarity with governance standards, legal frameworks, and legal reform processes.
Master’s degree in law, social sciences, anthropology or related field
