Children are the least responsible for climate change, yet they will bear the greatest burden of its impact. The worsening effects of climate change mean that children face both the immediate impacts of climate-exacerbated humanitarian emergencies and the slower-onset impacts such as water scarcity and disease burden. UNICEF Office of Innovation supports the global scale-up of climate innovations to improve the lives and futures of children. UNICEF Climate Change Global Innovation Portfolio addresses key global challenges where innovation can play a key role to accelerate results for children: i) meaningful engagement of young people in climate, energy, and environmental policy development; ii) assessing demand and shaping the market for sustainability services; iii) integrating climate resilience and DRR with emergency response resources; iv) protecting children’s lives, rights, and futures with environmental sustainability and disaster risk reduction and mitigation.

We are looking for online volunteer(s) to support with the annual review of the climate innovation solutions part of the UNICEF Global Innovation Portfolios and produce a detailed presentation summarising results of the data analysis. The volunteers are expected to work for a duration of 5 weeks for at least 11-15 hours per week. The final presentations will range in between 20-30 slides and will require data analysis of 11 projects using a pre-defined vetting matrix.

We are looking for online volunteer(s) with the following skills:
1) Proficient excel and data analysis skills
2) Ability to present data in suitable infographics
3) Basic understanding and interest in climate change innovations