Overview
UNICEF Eswatini is recruiting a fixed-term NO-2 Monitoring Officer to strengthen child-rights data systems, evidence planning, programme monitoring and national monitoring frameworks.
Full job description
The officer supports national data systems for child-rights monitoring, evidence planning, UNICEF programme management, compliance with programme procedures and development of the country-programme monitoring framework. The official listing closes 2 September 2026; UNICEF does not state an exact closing time in the page text used for verification.
Requirements & qualifications
A first-level university degree in social science, statistics, public policy, business administration, economics, international relations, international development, political science, data science or a related field is required. Applicants need at least two years of relevant professional experience, including at least one year working with data and analytics. Fluency in English and Siswati is required.
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Verification notes
Verified on UNICEF Careers. The official listing shows Job 595195 as a fixed-term NO-2 role in Mbabane and gives the application closing date as 2 September 2026. Exact closing time was not stated in the verified page text, so no timestamp was invented.
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