This consultancy engages a global expert in environmental law, chemical science, and human rights to support UNICEF’s global portfolio by embedding child health and rights into key intergovernmental agreements, shaping corporate ESG due diligence frameworks, defining pathways for children's access to environmental justice, and building multi-stakeholder coalitions.
Support UNICEF’s global portfolio by embedding child health and rights into key intergovernmental agreements, shaping corporate ESG due diligence frameworks, defining pathways for children's access to environmental justice, and building multi-stakeholder coalitions across state and non-state actors.
Minimum of 15–20 years of international experience at the intersection of environmental law, human rights, and chemicals/waste governance.
Master’s degree, Advanced university degree in Law (JD/LLM), Environmental Policy, Chemistry, Biochemistry, or related disciplines.