Senior consultant and technical expert to prepare and deliver Green Climate Fund (GCF) projects, including concept notes, proposals, assessments, and capacity building.
Responsibilities
Lead or contribute to GCF concept notes, funding proposals and Project Preparation Facility applications
Undertake climate rationale development, vulnerability and risk assessments
Support project design, results frameworks, theories of change, logical frameworks, monitoring and evaluation arrangements
Develop project budgets, implementation arrangements and governance frameworks
Provide specialist technical inputs in sectors such as agriculture, water security, coastal resilience, nature-based solutions, energy, urban development and health
Requirements
Postgraduate qualification (Master's degree or equivalent professional experience) in climate change, environmental science, international development, economics, finance, gender studies, engineering, natural resource management or another relevant discipline
The Grants Manager is responsible for the strategic management and administration of the Foundation's grant portfolio, ensuring grants are effectively designed, awarded, monitored, evaluated, and reported in alignment with the Foundation's mission, strategic priorities, governance standards, and regulatory requirements.
Responsibilities
Support the development and execution of the Foundation's grant-making strategy
Identify and assess funding opportunities aligned with strategic priorities
Manage a diverse portfolio of grants across thematic focus areas
Ensure grant allocations contribute to the Foundations agreed social impact objectives
Lead grant application review and evaluation processes
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Development Studies, Social Sciences, Project Management, Public Policy, Business Administration, Finance, International Development, or a related field
Responsible for coordinating and producing timely, accurate, analytical and audience-focused reporting and knowledge-management products, consolidating programme results, and strengthening the quality and timeliness of SitReps, HAC/HPM reporting, donor and management reporting.
Responsibilities
Reporting coordination and production
Humanitarian reporting and HAC/HPM support
Knowledge management and high-quality knowledge products
Quality assurance, standards and capacity strengthening
Coordination and partnership
Requirements
Advanced university degree in international development, public policy, social sciences, communications, journalism, knowledge management, monitoring and evaluation, humanitarian affairs or another relevant field
Nice to have: humanitarian appeals experience
Nice to have: performance monitoring frameworks experience
Support the preparation and quality assurance of the 2026 Country Office Annual Reporting package, including substantive editing and quality assuring RAM Outcome and Output results figures and narrative reports, and consolidating, drafting, and copy-editing the Country Office End-Year Summary Narrative Report.
Responsibilities
Substantively edit and quality assure the RAM Outcome and Output results figures and narrative reports
Consolidate, draft and copy-edit the Country Office End-Year Summary Narrative Report
Requirements
Advanced university degree (Master’s or higher) in English, communications, public relations, media, journalism or a related field
Nice to have: Previous experience editing UNICEF documents and publications
Nice to have: Knowledge of UNICEF’s mandate, mission and programmes
Lead MEAL activities for NRC’s Southeast Myanmar Complaints and Response Mechanism, managing staff, data analysis, reporting, and stakeholder coordination.
Provides financial and programmatic support to strengthen programme delivery and management for UNFPA Pacific Sub-Regional Office Tonga.
Compensation
This position offers an attractive remuneration package including a competitive net salary (starting from $27,731 annually) plus health insurance, pension, dependency allowances, annual/sick leave and other benefits as applicable.
Responsibilities
Provide administrative and financial support in implementation of program activities ensuring compliance with UN/UNFPA rules and policies
Provide logistical support to programme implementation
Support programme personnel in work plans, monitor and follow up on progress and financial reports
Coordinate HACT assurance activities and support follow up of required actions
Assist in arranging domestic and international travels for staff and non-staff
Requirements
Completed secondary level education required
Bachelor degree in Public/Business Administration, Finance, Commerce, Accountancy/Chartered Accountancy and related field preferred
Nice to have: Research assistance
Nice to have: General understanding of programme support
Social Policy Officer providing technical support and assistance in all stages of social policy programming and advocacy.
Locations (2)
Addis Ababa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Ethiopia
Responsibilities
Strengthening evidence generation and use of data on child poverty and vulnerability for policy and programme action
Supporting the development and implementation of child-sensitive social protection policies and programmes
Enhancing the effectiveness and equity of public financing for children
Supporting local government capacity strengthening for planning, budgeting, monitoring and accountability
Building and maintaining partnerships with government, development partners, civil society and other stakeholders
Requirements
Bachelor or equivalent (First Level University Degree) in Economics, Social Science, Political Science, Public Policy, International Relations, Social Policy
Programme Policy Officer – School Feeding Literacy & Technical Assistance
Lead policy and technical assistance for school feeding literacy initiatives in Cambodia.
Responsibilities
Support and coordinate with the Primary Education Department in developing and piloting literacy interventions
Serve as focal point for coordination with MoEYS, NGOs and stakeholders
Support capacity-strengthening initiatives for trainers and teachers
Monitor, evaluate and report on literacy interventions
Conduct research and knowledge management activities
Requirements
Advanced University degree in Education, International Affairs, Economics, Public Administration, Nutrition/Health, Agriculture, Environmental Science, Social Sciences or equivalent
Provide technical support and management for the global Making Migration Safe for Women programme, including strategy, design, implementation, monitoring, reporting, and coordination with partners and donors.
Responsibilities
Contribute technically to programme strategy development
Provide substantive inputs to design and formulation of proposals
Support implementation and management of the programme
Provide technical inputs to annual workplan and budget
Support coordination of the global Programme Steering Committee
Requirements
Master’s degree in social sciences, human rights, gender/women's studies, international development, or related field
Nice to have: Project/programme management certification
Nice to have: Experience with Oracle Cloud ERP
Nice to have: International experience
Nice to have: Knowledge of another official UN language
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