UNICEF Pacific Consultancy: Long-Term Agreement (LTA) for Solar Power/ Electromechanical Engineering, Pacific Region (300 working days over 36 months)
Do you have a passion for bringing solar energy to schools, health facilities, and communities that are most in need? UNICEF Pacific seeks for one or multiple individual consultants for a period of 300 working days (as and when required) stretched over 36 Months for the Pacific I
Closing: 2026-03-09
Updated: 2026-03-03
Country: Fiji
Category: UN
Country: Fiji
Duty station: East Asia and Pacific Region|Fiji/Pacific Island Countries | Bangkok (EAPRO), Thailand
Contract type: Consultant
Grade: Not specified
Posted: 2026-02-15
Updated: 2026-03-03
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Role overview
Do you have a passion for bringing solar energy to schools, health facilities, and communities that are most in need? UNICEF Pacific seeks for one or multiple individual consultants for a period of 300 working days (as and when required) stretched over 36 Months for the Pacific I
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Background of Assignment:
UNICEF Pacific WASH and Climate Programme supports government and partners to deliver safe, inclusive, and climate and disaster-resilient WASH infrastructure in communities, schools and health care facilities, sola
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