Programme Knowledge Management Specialist

The assignment supports UNICEF Thailand’s knowledge management and evidence use for child rights. It adapts data and research into public-facing products, manages knowledge systems, coordinates forums and networks, and helps staff use digital platforms for knowledge management.

• Adapt data and research outputs into policy briefs, explainers, infographics and media-ready visuals for different audiences
• Support development and maintenance of a public-facing child data portal or microsite, including data analysis, visualisation and updates
• Maintain a calendar of planning, budgeting, advocacy and media moments to support timely dissemination of knowledge products
• Coordinate knowledge-sharing forums with stakeholders on child rights issues
• Build partnerships with academia and civil society organisations on child-related research and data initiatives
• Maintain internal knowledge-sharing systems and organise evidence products, lessons learned and analytical outputs
• Engage in UNICEF global and regional knowledge management networks
• Train and support staff in using UNICEF technology platforms, including SharePoint, for knowledge management activities

• Background in development studies, social sciences, public policy, communications, information management or another relevant field
• Experience using web design and data visualisation tools
• Excellent written and oral communication in English
• Strong analytical, critical thinking, coordination and data analytics skills
• Ability to translate complex evidence into visually compelling formats for diverse audiences, including cleaning, interpreting and synthesising quantitative and qualitative data through web content management systems

• Volunteer assignment via UNV
• Assignment duration: 365 days
• The assignment includes access to UNICEF global online learning platform Agora
• Bangkok has intense heat and humidity, traffic congestion and significant seasonal air pollution