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UN jobs in Bangui, Central African Republic 🇨🇫
UN-system agencies post vacancies based in Bangui, Central African Republic, Central African Republic. UNlockit aggregates every currently-open role assigned to this duty station — across regional offices, country offices, peacekeeping and special-political missions, and headquartered programmes. Each posting links back to the official application page.
- Open roles
- 12
- Organisations
- 5
- Last refreshed
- 7/21/2026
Latest open roles
Chauffeur
United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic · 🇨🇫 Bangui, Central African Republic
The United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA) is recruiting a Chauffeur based in Bangui for a one-year contract. The incumbent reports to the Chief of Cabinet and is responsible for the safe, secure, and professional driving of official vehicles for high-ranking personnel, including VIPs. Key duties include daily vehicle maintenance, minor repairs, and ensuring vehicle cleanliness and operational readiness. The role also involves collecting and distributing official documents and mail, assisting with airport pickups, and maintaining accurate logbooks for mileage, fuel, and maintenance. The candidate must demonstrate discretion, tact, and professionalism in all interactions with officials and visitors. The position requires adherence to safety procedures in case of accidents and support for workshop activities. The ideal candidate possesses a completed secondary education, a valid national driving license, and at least one year of progressively responsible experience in chauffeur services, specifically including experience driving official personnel or VIPs. Proficiency in French is mandatory, while knowledge of English is desirable.
Closes 7/28/2026Programme Coordinator (Livelihoods) (P)
International Organization for Migration · 🇨🇫 Bangui, Central African Republic
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is seeking a Programme Coordinator (Livelihoods) in the Central African Republic to lead strategic interventions promoting sustainable livelihoods, economic recovery, and resilience for affected populations. Reporting to the Programme Manager, the role involves developing and implementing livelihood programmes aligned with IOM’s objectives and national development plans. Key responsibilities include conducting comprehensive livelihood assessments, designing context-specific intervention strategies utilizing market systems and value chain analysis, and overseeing project implementation with a focus on income generation, skills development, and SME support. The coordinator must foster coordination among government entities, donors, UN agencies, NGOs, and the private sector, while identifying funding opportunities and developing project proposals. The role also entails providing technical guidance to staff and partners, leading agriculture and rural livelihoods interventions, and managing monitoring and evaluation frameworks to ensure gender-sensitive data collection and reporting. The ideal candidate possesses a Master’s degree with five years of experience or a Bachelor’s with seven years, along with proven expertise in post-conflict programming, peacebuilding, and IDP recovery. Fluency in English and French is mandatory, and experience in CAR or similar conflict contexts is highly valued. The position requires strong analytical, communication, and coordination skills, with a commitment to IOM’s values of inclusion, integrity, and professionalism.
Closes 7/30/2026Analyste de Projet, Système d’Information Géographique (SIG) et en Gestion de base des données[ouvert aux niveaux 1 & 2]
United Nations Development Programme · 🇨🇫 Bangui, Central African Republic
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in the Central African Republic is recruiting a National Expert in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Database Management to support the implementation of a Payments for Environmental Services (PSE) project funded by the Central African Forest Initiative (CAFI). The role focuses on conserving forest cover and promoting sustainable land management to combat poverty and biodiversity loss. The incumbent will develop and maintain spatial and non-spatial databases, produce thematic maps for planning and monitoring, and ensure data quality for the CAFI platform. Key responsibilities include georeferencing land boundaries using GPS and satellite imagery, training field teams on mobile data collection tools like KoboToolbox, and providing technical support for independent verification processes. The position requires strong skills in GIS, remote sensing, and database management applied to forestry or natural resources. The expert will work under the Project Manager within the Environment, Energy and Climate Change Unit, contributing to national development priorities and environmental sustainability goals.
Closes 7/25/2026Associe (e) au Projet (poste réservé exclusivement aux Ressortissants Centrafricains)
United Nations Development Programme · 🇨🇫 Bangui, Central African Republic
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in the Central African Republic is recruiting an Associate Project Officer for the 'PSE Bangui and its peripheries' project, funded by the Central African Forest Initiative (CAFI). This role focuses on implementing Payment for Environmental Services (PSE) to support forest conservation and community livelihoods. The incumbent will manage project supplies and equipment, handle administrative correspondence, and maintain rigorous financial records. Key responsibilities include tracking procurement plans, managing funds and expenditures, validating financial transactions against approved budgets, and preparing financial reports for internal and external audits. The officer will also analyze annual budgets, identify financial risks, and consolidate financial progress reports from implementing partners. The role requires close collaboration with the Project Manager and the Environment, Energy and Climate Change Unit. The ideal candidate possesses strong administrative and financial management skills, proficiency in MS Office, and experience in project management within international organizations. Fluency in French is mandatory, while English is desirable. This position is exclusively open to Central African nationals.
Closes 7/24/2026Head of Protection, Return and Reintegration Unit (P)
International Organization for Migration · 🇨🇫 Bangui, Central African Republic
The Head of Protection, Return and Reintegration Unit leads IOM’s protection response in the Central African Republic, overseeing case management for general protection, GBV, child protection, and counter-trafficking. The role ensures the safe implementation of return processes, coordinates with government and UN partners, and manages protection analysis and risk mitigation. Responsibilities include supervising multidisciplinary teams, developing SOPs, establishing Protection Information Management (PIM) systems, and advising senior management on protection strategies. The ideal candidate has extensive experience in migration/displacement contexts, AVR programs, and specialized protection, with strong leadership and coordination skills.
Closes 7/27/2026Food Security Cluster - Sector Coordination
World Food Programme · 🇨🇫 Bangui, Central African Republic
The Food Security Cluster Sector Coordinator leads the strategic coordination of food security interventions in West Africa during humanitarian crises. The role involves mobilizing stakeholders, enhancing linkages between humanitarian and development partners, and ensuring food security is represented in overall response efforts. Key responsibilities include establishing cluster governance, contributing to humanitarian needs assessments and response plans, monitoring response performance, and facilitating information sharing. The coordinator supports advocacy, resource mobilization, and capacity building for national and cluster members. The role requires supervising an Information Management Officer and collaborating with the Humanitarian Coordinator and OCHA. The ideal candidate possesses advanced expertise in food security, strong coordination skills, and experience in complex humanitarian contexts. They must be able to work under pressure, adapt to evolving situations, and communicate effectively with diverse stakeholders. The position demands a deep understanding of the international humanitarian architecture, funding mechanisms, and core competencies such as results focus, teamwork, and cultural sensitivity. This role is critical for ensuring timely, coherent, and effective food security responses, ultimately saving lives and building pathways to peace and stability for affected populations.
Closes 7/28/2026Database Officer (P)
International Organization for Migration · 🇨🇫 Bangui, Central African Republic
The Database Officer (P-3 level) supports the International Organization for Migration’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) operations in the Central African Republic. The role focuses on information management, data quality control, and the production of standardized analytical outputs to inform humanitarian response and policy decisions. Key responsibilities include providing technical support for flow monitoring and surveys, performing systematic data validation, and developing automated workflows using Python, R, Stata, SQL, and Power BI. The officer also coordinates the production of situation reports, maps, and dashboards, while ensuring adherence to data protection principles. The position requires liaising with government authorities, UN agencies, and NGOs to harmonize data collection and sharing. Additionally, the officer provides training to staff and partners on data standards and GIS products, and facilitates the mainstreaming of cross-cutting issues such as gender and disability inclusion. The ideal candidate possesses strong technical skills in data visualization and statistical analysis, along with experience in humanitarian data management and mobile data collection tools like Kobo Toolbox. Fluency in English and French is mandatory, and experience in hardship duty stations is highly valued.
Closes 7/22/2026Project Management Support - Officer
United Nations Office for Project Services · 🇨🇫 Bangui, Central African Republic
The Project Management Support Officer provides operational, analytical, and administrative support for project implementation within the UNOPS Central Africa Multi-Country Office. Key responsibilities include data management, analysis, and reporting using tools like Power BI and Looker Studio to generate insights for decision-making. The role involves supporting project planning, budgeting, and execution while ensuring compliance with UNOPS policies. Incumbents facilitate coordination among teams and partners, manage procurement and financial processes, and contribute to monitoring and evaluation efforts. The position requires strong data analysis skills, proficiency in collaboration tools, and the ability to work in multicultural environments. Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree with two years of relevant experience or a Master's degree with no experience requirement. Fluency in both English and French is mandatory. The role offers opportunities for field missions and engagement in knowledge-sharing initiatives across fragile and conflict-affected settings in Central Africa.
Closes 7/22/2026Senior Project Manager (Transactional)
United Nations Office for Project Services · 🇨🇫 Bangui, Central African Republic
The Senior Project Manager (Transactional) at UNOPS is responsible for the effective delivery and daily oversight of projects providing transactional services, such as HR, procurement, grants, or services, to UNOPS partners. Acting as the focal point for coordination with donors, partners, and beneficiaries, the role ensures alignment with contractual commitments and UNOPS performance standards. The incumbent manages project implementation plans, milestones, and resources, ensuring outputs are delivered within agreed tolerances of time, cost, scope, quality, risk, and benefits. Key responsibilities include monitoring project progress, managing changes, and advising senior management on risk mitigation. The role requires embedding sustainability dimensions, including social, gender, environmental, and economic aspects, into the project lifecycle. The manager is accountable for quality assurance, compliance with organizational policies and local laws, and maintaining accurate project documentation for audit support. Additionally, the position involves developing stakeholder engagement strategies, facilitating communication plans, and ensuring effective interface with suppliers. The role also encompasses personnel management, including team structure, performance reviews, and fostering a learning environment. The incumbent must apply UNOPS financial rules, support audit activities, and contribute to knowledge management by sharing best practices and lessons learned. This position is based in the Central Africa Multi-Country Office, supporting operations in fragile and conflict-affected settings across 15 nations.
Closes 7/29/2026Project Manager (Transactional)
United Nations Office for Project Services · 🇨🇫 Bangui, Central African Republic
The Project Manager (Transactional) at UNOPS leads the delivery of transactional services, including HR, procurement, and grants management, for partners in fragile and conflict-affected settings across Central Africa. Reporting to the Project Board, the role ensures projects are delivered within time, cost, scope, and quality tolerances. Key responsibilities include developing implementation plans, managing risks and variances, monitoring progress, and ensuring compliance with UNOPS financial rules and audit standards. The manager coordinates with donors, suppliers, and stakeholders, oversees team performance, and drives quality assurance and knowledge sharing. The ideal candidate possesses strong project coordination skills, experience in operational management, and fluency in English and French, with a preference for those familiar with multicultural or UN system environments.
Closes 7/29/2026Project Manager (Infrastructure)
United Nations Office for Project Services · 🇨🇫 Bangui, Central African Republic
The Project Manager (Infrastructure) at UNOPS is responsible for the effective delivery and day-to-day management of infrastructure projects, including the construction of physical assets and technical outputs in sectors such as education, health, transportation, and irrigation. Based in Central Africa (Bangui, Brazzaville, Bujumbura, Kinshasa, Yaounde), the role serves as the focal point for coordination with donors, partners, and beneficiaries, ensuring alignment with contractual commitments and UNOPS performance standards. The incumbent acts on behalf of the Project Board to deliver project outputs within agreed tolerances of time, cost, scope, quality, risk, and benefits. Key responsibilities include developing project implementation plans, managing design reviews, embedding sustainability dimensions, and monitoring progress against baselines. The role requires rigorous stakeholder engagement, quality assurance, and financial reporting. The candidate must possess strong technical expertise in infrastructure project management, experience in developing or post-conflict contexts, and proficiency in English and French. This mid-level position demands leadership skills to manage project teams, ensure safety and security compliance, and foster knowledge sharing within the wider project management community.
Closes 7/29/2026Senior Project Manager (Infrastructure)
United Nations Office for Project Services · 🇨🇫 Bangui, Central African Republic
The Senior Project Manager (Infrastructure) at UNOPS leads the end-to-end delivery of complex infrastructure projects across Central Africa, including construction of physical assets and technical outputs in sectors such as education, health, transportation, and energy. The role serves as the focal point for coordination with donors, partners, and beneficiaries, ensuring alignment with contractual commitments and UN performance standards. Key responsibilities include developing project implementation plans, managing budgets, schedules, and risks, and ensuring quality assurance and compliance with local and international regulations. The incumbent monitors project progress, manages stakeholder engagement, and provides strategic oversight to the Project Board. The position requires strong leadership to manage project teams, foster knowledge sharing, and ensure safety and security standards. The ideal candidate possesses extensive professional experience in infrastructure project management, particularly in developing or post-conflict contexts, along with advanced technical knowledge and relevant professional certifications. Fluency in both English and French is mandatory to operate effectively in the region.
Closes 7/29/2026
Top organisations
- United Nations Office for Project Services5
- International Organization for Migration3
- United Nations Development Programme2
- United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic1
- World Food Programme1
Top countries
- Central African Republic12
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