International development jobs

Research & Policy Manager, Agriculture

University of Chicago · Posted Jul 22, 2026

Open

Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Hybrid
Temporary · Manager
$76K–$99K per year

Research & Policy Manager, Agriculture

University of Chicago · Posted Jul 22, 2026

Open

Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Hybrid
Temporary · Manager
$76K–$99K per year

Health and Development Program Adviser

Abt Global · Posted Nov 10, 2026

Open

Phnom Penh, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
On-site
Full-time · Manager
A$13K–A$13K per month
10+ years

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Provide strategic oversight, technical leadership and management of Australia’s health portfolio in Cambodia, supporting social protection and coordinating with partners.

Compensation

Monthly Remuneration: AUD 13,387 gross salary per month (inclusive of superannuation) plus allowances

Responsibilities

Provide strategic oversight and technical leadership of the health and social protection portfolio at Post
Coordinate and engage with health and social protection partners such as WB, GIZ, WHO, FAO and UNICEF
Drive coordination of DFAT official visits for the health and social protection sectors
Build and maintain strong relationships with key government counterparts
Support the design of new bilateral investments

Requirements

Postgraduate degree in public health, international development, or another related field

Skills

Health systems strengthening Governance Social protection programming International development Stakeholder relationship management

Transportation Sector Technical Consultants - Latin America and the Caribbean: Transportation Infrastructure Project Scoping Services

Banyan Global · Posted Nov 9, 2026

Open

Washington, District of Columbia, United States
10+ years

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Provide technical expertise in the identification, assessment, and development of potential USTDA-funded activities such as feasibility studies, technical assistance, and pilot projects in priority transportation infrastructure sectors.

Responsibilities

Lead the technical and economic review and assessment of proposed transportation projects in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Support the preparation of Project Assessments and Project Reports for USTDA.
Support stakeholder engagement, including meetings with project sponsors, U.S. companies, and relevant government entities. This may include some travel.
Ensure analytical rigor, quality control, and compliance with USTDA requirements and reporting standards.
Conduct technical risk assessments and infrastructure resilience screenings (environmental and geophysical).

Requirements

Master’s in engineering or related field
Nice to have: experience supporting USTDA, MCC, or similar agencies
Nice to have: experience estimating USTDA export impact
Nice to have: experience engaging with transportation ministries, procurement agencies, regulatory agencies, port authorities, and the transportation industry in Latin America and the Caribbean
Nice to have: experience engaging with U.S. Embassies, DFIs, and U.S. private sector companies

Skills

infrastructure project development

Team Leader - Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine (PFRU II)

Chemonics · Posted Nov 9, 2026

Open

Kyiv, Ukraine
15+ years

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Lead the next phase of the Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine (PFRU II), providing strategic, technical, and operational leadership for a large multidisciplinary team and stakeholder engagement.

Responsibilities

Lead programme strategy, delivery, adaptation, and performance against PFRU objectives.
Provide leadership to a diverse technical, operational, and delivery team.
Serve as the primary senior liaison with FCDO, financing partners, and programme governance bodies.
Oversee programme planning, budgeting, forecasting, risk management, monitoring, and reporting.
Build strong partnerships with government counterparts and key stakeholders.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in a relevant field (advanced degree preferred)

Skills

international development government NGOs academia donor engagement stakeholder engagement leadership

Director, Monitoring, Learning, and Evaluation, AI Access Initiative

Evidence Action · Posted Nov 9, 2026

Open

Remote, United States +3 more
Remote
Full-time · Director
$142K–$162K per year
10+ years

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Founding role to build and lead the Monitoring, Learning, and Evaluation (MLE) function for AI-enabled programs in global development.

Locations (4)

United States
Canada
Kenya
India

Responsibilities

Set MLE strategy and standards across Agriculture, Health, and the Incubator
Push the frontier on AI-enabled approaches to MLE (LLM-assisted synthesis, agentic analysis)
Build and lead the MLE team, including recruitment and mentorship
Assess evidence base for early-stage programs and provide advisory support
Build measurement systems and data collection protocols for live programs

Individual Consultant for Child-Sensitive ESG Partnerships and Stakeholder Engagement, programme management and practice documentation

UNICEF · Posted Nov 9, 2026

Open

Beijing, China
On-site
Contract
12+ years

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Consultancy to support UNICEF China in advancing child-sensitive ESG and child-lens investing through partnership development, stakeholder engagement, capacity-building, documentation of good practices, and advocacy materials.

Responsibilities

Support UNICEF China in engaging investors, financial institutions, listed companies, ESG data providers, business associations, research institutions, foundations, and policy stakeholders
Coordinate multistakeholder initiatives, capacity-building activities, policy dialogues, roundtables, consultations, and advocacy events
Develop audience-specific briefing notes, presentations, talking points, event materials, meeting records, case studies and other engagement products
Translate complex technical topics into clear, audience-specific materials
Prepare high-quality reports, briefs, presentations and training materials

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in sustainable finance, economics, finance, business administration, public policy, international development, social policy, business and human rights, corporate sustainability, ESG/responsible investment, law, governance, or related fields

Skills

partnership development stakeholder engagement

Director, Global Program Advocacy and Communications, Health

Gates Foundation · Posted Nov 6, 2026

Open

Seattle, Washington, United States +2 more
On-site
Full-time · Manager
$299K–$464K per year
15+ years

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Lead the Foundation’s global health advocacy through strategy, partnership, and policy influence to advance health financing and policy goals.

Locations (3)

Seattle, Washington, United States
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
London, England, United Kingdom

Compensation

The salary range for this role is $299,100 to $463,500 USD. We recognize high-wage market differences in Seattle, WA and Washington D.C., where our offices are located. The range for this role in these locations is $328,900 to $509,900 USD.

Responsibilities

Set and implement Global PAC Health strategy
Lead through GPA division priorities
Develop partnership with regional and country teams
Drive policy and financing alignment
Advocate for health system financing

Requirements

Program Director, Argentina

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children · Posted Nov 6, 2026

Open

Buenos Aires, Argentina
10+ years

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Lead in‑country implementation of the U.S. Department of State–funded Child Protection Compact Partnership in Argentina as an independent contractor Director.

Compensation

Compensation will be discussed during the interview process.

Responsibilities

Coordinate overall in‑country implementation of the partnership
Prepare and maintain annual and multi‑year work plans
Monitor progress and recommend adjustments
Prepare programmatic reports and updates
Develop budget proposals and spending plans

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in criminal justice, law, public administration, social work, international development, child protection, or a related field
Nice to have: Advanced degree in a related field
Nice to have: Experience managing partnerships, consultants, subrecipients, vendors
Nice to have: Experience with U.S. government–funded awards and federal grant compliance

Skills

Child protection Child sexual exploitation Human trafficking Criminal justice

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