Mission and objectives
UNICEF is mandated by the United Nations General Assembly to advocate for the protection of children's rights, to help meet their basic needs and to expand their opportunities to reach their full potential. UNICEF is guided by the Convention on the Rights of the Child and strives to establish children's rights as enduring ethical principles and international standards of behaviour towards children. The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) has been present in Brazil since 1950, supporting the most important changes in childhood and adolescence in the country. UNICEF participated in major immunization and breastfeeding campaigns; the mobilization that resulted in the approval of Article 227 of the Federal Constitution and the drafting of the Child and Adolescent Statute; the movement for universal access to education; programmes to combat child labour; among other great advances in guaranteeing the rights of Brazilian girls and boys. In recent decades, Brazil has promoted a strong process of inclusion of children and adolescents in public policies. However, a significant portion of the population remains excluded. Therefore, in its cooperation programme with the Brazilian Government for the period 2024-2028, UNICEF focuses its efforts on the most vulnerable and excluded girls and boys, with a special focus on children and adolescents who are victims of extreme forms of violence. These children and adolescents in situations of greater vulnerability are spread throughout Brazil, but they are more concentrated in the Amazon, in the Northeast and in large urban centers. Through the UNICEF Seal, UNICEF promotes commitments to guarantee the rights of children and adolescents in the Northeast and in the Amazon regions in Brazil. In large cities, UNICEF works with a focus on reducing intra-municipal inequalities, through the #AgendaCidadeUNICEF.Context
Task Description
Under the supervision of the Fundraising Specialist, the UN Volunteer will assist in data validation and quality control, analysis of campaign results, review of the status of the donations and pledges in Salesforce performing very detailed checking against the information we have in our Payment Gateway, and processes that contribute to optimizing the operational and analytical management of the area. They will undertake the following tasks and responsibilities: • Daily update UNICEF database both in parts: donors’ personal data and financial data. • Manage and monitor operational processes related to Donor Care and Acquisition campaigns, contributing to the proper execution of the area's workflows. • Perform validations and quality controls on the information managed in the current CRM (Salesforce) and other systems used by the team. • Contact suppliers and telemarketing agency for the validation, reconciliation, and follow-up of information sent and received. • Verify and ensure the correct implementation of changes and updates on PSP platforms and associated systems. • Monitor and follow up with various teams on priority cases and incidents related to donors, campaigns, and operational processes. • Provide support in the development and updating of validation, control, and monitoring tools that contribute to optimizing the area's operational and analytical management. • Prepare reports and provide support in information analysis for decision-making. • Support the continuous improvement and documentation of processes related to data management and fundraising campaigns. • Perform other related tasks as required by the Business Intelligence teamCompetencies and values
Living conditions and remarks
Brasilia is a family duty station and classified A (hardship). The living conditions in Brasilia are good as well as the access to health services. The accommodation facilities are in general good, and the choice is wide. As this is a national UN Volunteer assignment, the UN Volunteer will be responsible for arranging their own housing and other living essentials. National UN Volunteers are part of the insurance plan. United Nations Department of Safety and Security UNDSS Brazil advises exercising a high degree of caution in Brazil due to high levels of serious and violent crime, particularly in major cities. Violent crime as muggings, armed robbery, kidnappings, and sexual assault, is very high. Avoid shanty towns (favelas) in the big cities and if you are attacked or robbed, do not resist. Demonstrations can occur at any time and may turn violent with little or no warning. All United Nations personnel must scrupulously comply with UNDSS procedures and recommendations during their assignment in Brazil. For missions in rural areas or indigenous reservations, special procedures may apply; UN personnel should consult with the local DSS office in advance. Specific UN Volunteer entitlements, including insurance coverage, Volunteer Living Allowance (VLA), and Deployment /Repatriation lump sums, among others, are available at https://app.unv.org/calculator . The complete UN Volunteer Conditions of Service is available at https://explore.unv.org/cos .