Unicef where is it located

Explore our work around the world. Our New York headquarters offers a diverse range of opportunities supporting all functional areas, including fixed-term and temporary staff positions, internships, volunteer opportunities and consultancies. Divisions and teams at this location cover communication, data, research and policy, emergencies, ethics, evaluation, field results, financial and administrative management, human resources, information and communication technology, internal audit and investigations, innovation, the Executive Director's activities, the Executive Board, programmes and public partnerships.

It provides finance, data, payroll and HR administration services to all offices across the globe, promoting a culture of customer service, continuous business improvement, knowledge sharing and innovation. The dynamic and diverse team comprises over staff and 45 nationalities, many of whom are millennials. The team seeks talented professionals working in finance, HR and customer care. The division also implements global strategies in child rights advocacy, communication and brand positioning in National Committee countries through a range of partnerships, including with the media, corporations, civil society and young people.

From a logistics platform in Djibouti to a refugee camp in Bangladesh, our life-saving supplies make their way across the globe to reach children in need. As a global authority UNICEF is able to influence decision makers at the global level and turn the most innovative ideas into reality.

Seven regional offices and over country offices worldwide, 34 national committees, a research centre in Florence, a supply division in Copenhagen, a shared services centre in Budapest and offices in Berlin, Brussels, Seoul and Tokyo, and UNICEF headquarters in New York and Geneva work on helping children survive and thrive, from early childhood through adolescence.

We also employ staff with expertise in administration and finance, human resources, information technology, supply and logistics as well as external relations and communication. S Saint Kitts and Nevis. Saint Lucia. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Sao Tome and Principe. Saudi Arabia. Sierra Leone. Solomon Islands. South Africa. South Sudan. Sri Lanka. State of Palestine. Syrian Arab Republic.

T Tajikistan. Trinidad and Tobago. Turkey National Committee. Turks and Caicos Islands. United Republic of Tanzania. U Uganda. United Arab Emirates. United States of America. V Vanuatu. Its primary purpose was to provide healthcare and food to the needy children and mothers in third world countries. This organization was created immediately after World War II and aimed at helping children and mothers who had been affected by the war.

It has remained functional since then. Although the headquarters of this organization is in the United States, there is a need to have other offices across the host nations to have a smooth running of operations.