UN jobs in Central African Republic 🇨🇫

Reporting Officer (P)

International Organization for Migration · 🇨🇫 Bangui, Central African Republic

The Reporting Officer provides technical leadership on donor and institutional reporting, ensuring compliance and performance reporting with a focus on accuracy, timeliness, and results-based accountability. The role involves coordinating the preparation of donor reports, managing inputs from various units, ensuring adherence to IOM policies and donor requirements, and supporting project managers with reporting tools and knowledge management. The officer also monitors reporting calendars, identifies risks, and facilitates capacity building on reporting practices. This position requires strong organizational, analytical, and communication skills, with experience in humanitarian or development sectors and donor relations.

Supply Chain Officer (P)

International Organization for Migration · 🇨🇫 Bangui, Central African Republic

The Supply Chain Officer supports the strategic planning and management of supply chain operations in IOM's Central African Republic office. Key responsibilities include logistics capacity assessments, market research, procurement coordination, warehouse and transport management, fleet and asset management, and ensuring compliance with IOM's internal rules and regulations. The role involves training and supervising staff, preparing reports, and collaborating with HQ and regional offices. The officer contributes to humanitarian assistance, displacement tracking, migration governance, and community stabilization efforts in a conflict-affected environment.

Consultant-e National-e en soutien à la coordination et la mise en oeuvre de l'étude sur les violences faites aux femmes en Politique (VFFE) en République Centrafricaine

UN Women · 🇨🇫 Bangui, Central African Republic

UN Women is seeking a national consultant to support the coordination and implementation of a national study on violence against women in politics (VFFE) in the Central African Republic. The consultant will lead qualitative components of the study, including literature reviews, stakeholder mapping, and data collection through focus groups and interviews with women candidates, elected officials, and electoral stakeholders. The role involves developing methodologies, analyzing data, preparing reports and policy briefs, and coordinating with national stakeholders. The consultant will work under the supervision of the Resident Representative and the EVAWG Governance and Women’s Leadership Specialist, in coordination with the headquarters team.

Agents contractuel national - Assistant (e) administratif au Programme

World Health Organization · 🇨🇫 Central African Republic

Prevention of Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (PSEAH) Officer (P)

International Organization for Migration · 🇨🇫 Bangui, Central African Republic

The Prevention of Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (PSEAH) Officer will oversee and manage IOM's PSEAH prevention and response efforts in the Central African Republic. Key responsibilities include coordinating PSEAH work plans, conducting risk assessments, developing training programs, ensuring victim-centered response mechanisms, and engaging with inter-agency networks. The role requires strong coordination skills within the UN system and among interagency partners, with a focus on gender-based violence prevention and accountability to affected populations. The officer will work closely with senior management, regional PSEAH officers, and global PSEAH units to implement strategic frameworks and ensure compliance with IOM and UN standards.

Media and Communications Officer (Internal Applicants Only) (P)

International Organization for Migration · 🇨🇫 Bangui, Central African Republic

The Media and Communications Officer manages media and communications activities in the IOM Country Office under the supervision of the Regional Director and Chief of Mission. Key responsibilities include implementing external communications strategies, acting as spokesperson, providing strategic communications advice to senior management, supervising media and communications staff, managing digital presence, coordinating media relations, developing communications campaigns, and supporting high-profile events. The role requires strong writing, editing, and digital communications skills with experience in humanitarian communications and UN environments. The position involves significant media liaison, content creation, and capacity building activities.

ICT Clerk – (Informaticien Support Utilisateurs), poste réservé exclusivement aux Ressortissants Centrafricaines

United Nations Development Programme · 🇨🇫 Bangui, Central African Republic

The ICT Clerk (Informaticien Support Utilisateurs) position at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) under OCHA in the Central African Republic involves managing IT infrastructure, systems, and security, including installation, configuration, deployment, and maintenance of servers, networks, cloud solutions, and databases. The role includes administering security components, maintaining Starlink terminals, managing data backup procedures, and performing preventive and corrective maintenance of ICT equipment. The ICT Clerk provides first-level technical support to users both onsite and remotely, troubleshoots hardware, software, and connectivity issues, and supports ICT needs during key events. The position also serves as an IT focal point for One-UN and inter-agency coordination, deploying connectivity solutions and supporting emergency telecommunications responses. The ideal candidate demonstrates integrity, professionalism, and respect for diversity, with strong planning, organizational, analytical, and communication skills, and the ability to work effectively under pressure in a multicultural environment. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and other IT tools is required, along with a commitment to continuous learning and client service. The post is initially based in Bangui but may be relocated as operational needs dictate.

Roster des Chauffeur (e)s

United Nations Development Programme · 🇨🇫 Bangui, Central African Republic

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is seeking candidates for a roster of drivers to provide reliable and safe driving services under the supervision of the Administrative Analyst. The driver will transport UN personnel, consultants, experts, and visitors within and outside the duty station, ensuring vehicle cleanliness, maintenance, and compliance with safety regulations. Responsibilities include minor vehicle repairs, arranging major repairs, maintaining vehicle documents, and parking in authorized safe areas. The role requires a client-focused approach, high responsibility, courtesy, tact, and the ability to work with diverse nationalities and cultures. The driver will also perform other tasks necessary for the smooth functioning of the office and organization. Core competencies include planning and monitoring work, problem-solving, continuous learning, adaptability, determination, collaboration, and promoting diversity and inclusion. The position demands knowledge of vehicle management policies, communication skills, and adherence to UN ethics and integrity standards. Fluency in French and Sango is required, with English as an asset. Experience in international organizations, NGOs, or public administration is preferred, along with proficiency in office software and basic vehicle maintenance skills.

UN Women, Analyste de programme, Paix et Sécurité, Bangui, Centrafrique, N-PPSA 8

UN Women · 🇨🇫 Bangui, Central African Republic

UN Women seeks a Program Analyst for Peace, Security, and Humanitarian Action based in Bangui, Central African Republic. Reporting to the Program Manager, the role supports the full program cycle, including design, formulation, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of gender-responsive initiatives. Key responsibilities involve providing technical support for program strategy development, tracking budgets, preparing donor reports, and managing partnerships. The analyst will coordinate closely with government officials, donors, civil society, and UN agencies to ensure alignment with humanitarian and peacebuilding objectives. The position demands strong analytical capabilities, proficiency in results-based management, and hands-on experience in data collection and interpretation. The successful candidate will facilitate inter-agency coordination, support advocacy campaigns, and contribute to knowledge management products. Success requires a commitment to gender mainstreaming, stakeholder engagement, and professional integrity within a multicultural, humanitarian-focused environment. The role also involves assisting with human resources and financial management contributions, as well as supporting the Gender and Humanitarian Thematic Group secretariat and participating in humanitarian cluster meetings.

Construction Engineer Specialist, P-3, Temporary Appointment, 06 months, Bangui, CAR

UNICEF · 🇨🇫 Central African Republic

The Construction Engineer Specialist supports UNICEF's construction activities in the Central African Republic, reporting to the Supply & Logistics Manager. Key responsibilities include preparing annual construction workplans, coordinating with Programme and Government counterparts, developing technical documents, supporting procurement processes, and monitoring construction projects. The role involves managing construction projects from planning through execution, ensuring compliance with UNICEF standards and local regulations, and providing technical backstopping to programme sections. The specialist works closely with various stakeholders including government entities, construction companies, and engineering firms to deliver child-friendly infrastructure. This is a temporary P-3 position based in Bangui, CAR for 6 months.

Construction Engineer, P-3, TA (6 monts), #135310, Bangui, Central African Republic- WCAR

UNICEF · 🇨🇫 Central African Republic

UNICEF is seeking a Construction Engineer to support infrastructure development and maintenance in the Central African Republic. The role involves planning, designing, and supervising construction projects that support child protection, education, and health systems. The engineer will work across various locations in Bangui and the country, ensuring compliance with technical standards and safety protocols. The position requires strong engineering skills, project management capabilities, and the ability to work in challenging environments. The ideal candidate will have experience in construction engineering, project coordination, and working in humanitarian settings.