About this role
Knowledge Management Officer (Evaluation and Data), NOA, FT, #138594, Port of Spain, T&T, Multi-Country Office for the Caribbean
The Knowledge Management Officer (Evaluation and Data) supports systematic generation, analysis, synthesis, management, dissemination, and use of evidence to strengthen organizational learning, evaluation, child-rights analytics, knowledge management, and evidence-informed decision-making across the Caribbean MCO. This position focuses on knowledge management, evaluation, evidence generation, data analytics, and organizational learning functions, providing technical support to ensure that knowledge and evidence are systematically captured, analyzed, synthesized, retained, and utilized to strengthen programme quality, organizational learning, advocacy, and accountability.
The position contributes to the generation of child-rights evidence through analytical review of administrative data, research findings, evaluations and other evidence sources, supporting UNICEF's role as a trusted knowledge and evidence partner to support evidence-based decision-making, country situation monitoring, and impact tracking across all 12 countries. In this way, the incumbent facilitates the generation, management and use of knowledge and evidence as strategic assets for advocacy, learning, and accountability.
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The team is led by Data & Analytics (Evidence Generation and Evaluation) Specialist (Team Lead), based in Trinidad and Tobago, supported by a NOC Knowledge Management Specialist (Evaluation and Data), located in Jamaica, a NOA Knowledge Management Officer (Evaluation and Data), in Trinidad and Tobago, and a UNV Expert – Knowledge Management Officer (Evaluation and Data) for the OECS (Saint Lucia).
Locating part of the team in Trinidad and Tobago – a major connectivity and data hub – and anchoring additional posts in Jamaica and Saint Lucia allows the MCO to combine MCO‑wide analytics with sub‑regional support to OECS countries, where data gaps are particularly acute; working in close coordination with the MCO Planning and Monitoring team, this group provides an integrated analytics and knowledge service that directly drives programme results, and underpins advocacy and partnerships across the entire Caribbean platform.
How can you make a difference?
This position reports to Data & Analytics (Evidence Generation and Evaluation) Specialist (Team Lead), based in Trinidad and Tobago, in close day-today coordination with the Deputy Representative (Programme Coordinator) in Jamaica.
The Knowledge Management Officer (Evaluation and Data) supports systematic generation, analysis, synthesis, management, dissemination, and use of evidence to strengthen organizational learning, evaluation, child-rights analytics, knowledge management, and evidence-informed decision-making across the Caribbean MCO. This position focuses on knowledge management, evaluation, evidence generation, data analytics, and organizational learning functions, providing technical support to ensure that knowledge and evidence are systematically captured, analyzed, synthesized, retained, and utilized to strengthen programme quality, organizational learning, advocacy, and accountability.
The position contributes to the generation of child-rights evidence through analytical review of administrative data, research findings, evaluations and other evidence sources, supporting UNICEF's role as a trusted knowledge and evidence partner to support evidence-based decision-making, country situation monitoring, and impact tracking across all 12 countries. In this way, the incumbent facilitates the generation, management and use of knowledge and evidence as strategic assets for advocacy, learning, and accountability.
The incumbent works closely with programme sections, external counterparts, implementing partners, and technical specialists to ensure that data, evidence, and knowledge products are accessible, well-managed, analytically sound, and effectively u