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UN jobs in Ukraine 🇺🇦
UN-system agencies post vacancies based in Ukraine. 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
- 16
- Organisations
- 5
- Last refreshed
- 7/21/2026
Latest open roles
Communications Associate, NPSA-7, DS - Mykolaiv, National Position
United Nations Development Programme · 🇺🇦 Ukraine
The Communications Associate (NPSA-7) supports the Area-Based Recovery (ABR) project in Mykolaiv, Ukraine, enhancing its visibility and stakeholder engagement through clear, timely, and gender-responsive messaging. Key responsibilities include developing and implementing communication plans, designing targeted campaigns, and producing high-quality content such as press releases, feature stories, and social media updates in English and Ukrainian. The role involves editing project reports, coordinating with production agencies for multimedia content, and maintaining reference libraries. The associate also supports media relations by organizing press conferences, preparing background documents for donor missions, and monitoring media coverage. A critical component is mainstreaming gender equality and promoting a safe, inclusive work environment free from discrimination. The incumbent works under the Communications Specialist and Programme Manager, requiring competencies in digital awareness, client management, knowledge facilitation, and partnerships. The role demands strong writing, editing, and proofreading skills, along with proficiency in office software and graphic design tools. The ideal candidate demonstrates adaptability, determination, and the ability to engage diverse stakeholders in a complex humanitarian and recovery context.
Closes 8/4/2026Programme Data and Geospatial Analyst
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations · 🇺🇦 Ukraine
The Programme Data and Geospatial Analyst supports FAO’s Project Office in Ukraine by managing geospatial data and information systems for humanitarian and agricultural recovery programs. The role focuses on integrating Earth Observation data, designing GIS-based workflows for farmer support, and ensuring data security and compliance with GDPR standards. Key responsibilities include analyzing agricultural land conditions, visualizing demining progress, managing landbank data, and coordinating with the ARM Unit for MEAL tracking. The analyst develops interactive GIS products and cartographic materials for donors and management, provides technical guidance to interns, and supports soil pollution monitoring. The position requires strong technical skills in GIS, data governance, and humanitarian data protection, along with the ability to mentor junior staff and liaise with partners. Based in Kyiv, the role is a short-term contract with potential extension, aimed at accelerating productive agricultural recovery in conflict-affected areas.
Closes 8/3/2026Field Office Coordinator (Kharkiv)
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations · 🇺🇦 Ukraine
The Field Office Coordinator in Kharkiv supports FAO’s emergency humanitarian and resilience programming in conflict-affected Ukraine. Reporting to the Programme Coordinator for Mine Action, the role oversees the field office portfolio, supervises affiliate personnel, and coordinates daily operations, including asset safety and maintenance. Key responsibilities include supporting project proposal development, monitoring field activities against M&E requirements, and liaising with local authorities, UN agencies, NGOs, and civil society. The coordinator prepares analytical and narrative reports, ensures visibility compliance, and enforces security protocols. Frequent travel within Ukraine is required. The ideal candidate possesses a university degree in a relevant field, five years of experience in humanitarian response or agricultural development, and fluency in English and Ukrainian. Nationality is restricted to Ukrainian citizens.
Closes 8/4/2026National consultant to support measles control in hospital settings, improvement of IPC practices and AMR action plan drafting
World Health Organization · 🇺🇦 Ukraine
The World Health Organization is seeking a National Consultant to support Ukraine in strengthening preparedness for and response to measles outbreaks, with a specific focus on hospital settings. The role involves updating the national measles outbreak preparedness and response plan, improving infection prevention and control (IPC) practices, and drafting the National Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) for 2027–2028. Key responsibilities include providing technical expertise to update outbreak approaches, supporting the implementation of IPC/AMR interventions, and enhancing surveillance and prevention capacities within the healthcare system. The consultant will deliver updated technical recommendations, document best practices on IPC and AMR topics, and facilitate stakeholder consultations. The ideal candidate possesses a first university degree in Medicine or Public Health, specialized training in epidemiology, and at least five years of professional experience in hospital epidemiology and IPC, including relevant experience in Ukraine. Strong communication skills, teamwork ability, and proficiency in standard computer applications are essential. Excellent knowledge of Ukrainian is required, while English is desirable. This is a home-based, full-time consultancy for 100 working days, with a target start date of August 5, 2026, and an end date of December 30, 2026. The position requires no travel and offers a total contract value of 18,000 USD.
Closes 7/31/2026Unit Lead (Disability and Rehabilitation)
World Health Organization · 🇺🇦 Ukraine
The Unit Lead for Disability and Rehabilitation leads the WHO Ukraine Country Office's Rehabilitation and Disability Unit, implementing a 5-year strategy focused on rehabilitation, assistive technologies, long-term care, and disability inclusion. The role provides technical support to the Government of Ukraine to improve health outcomes for people with impairments, strengthening rehabilitation services, assistive device access, and disability inclusion policies. Key responsibilities include coordinating the Rehabilitation Working Group, mapping service gaps, improving trauma referral pathways, and supporting the provision of essential equipment. The incumbent also supports the UN Disability Task Team, influences national policy development, and contributes to evidence-based data on disability. The position requires leading a team, managing consultants, developing project proposals, and mobilizing resources. The ideal candidate possesses expert knowledge of rehabilitation and assistive technology, strong public health understanding, and the ability to work in a fast-paced, emergency-affected environment. The role emphasizes emotional intelligence, teamwork, and effective communication to foster an inclusive and empowering work environment while adhering to WHO's ethical standards and values.
Closes 7/30/2026HR Assistant
World Health Organization · 🇺🇦 Ukraine
The World Health Organization (WHO) Country Office in Kyiv, Ukraine, is seeking an HR Assistant on a temporary 6-month basis to support the organization's mission of achieving the highest standard of health. The role focuses on recruitment and selection support, including drafting vacancy notices, screening applicants, coordinating interviews, and managing candidate data within the Global Staff Management system. The assistant also handles outreach activities to source talent and provides administrative support for selection panels and onboarding processes. The ideal candidate possesses strong analytical and organizational skills, discretion in handling confidential information, and the ability to work under pressure. Fluency in both English and Ukrainian is essential. The position requires a minimum of five years of relevant HR or administrative experience, with secondary education and specific HR training as the baseline educational requirement. Higher education is desirable but not mandatory. The role involves close liaison with internal clusters and the Global Service Centre, requiring excellent communication and customer service skills. WHO emphasizes integrity, ethical standards, and a diverse, inclusive workplace. The appointment is subject to local recruitment in the Kyiv commuting area and compliance with WHO staff regulations, including vaccination requirements.
Closes 8/4/2026Community Mobilization Officer, NPSA-9, DS-Mykolaiv, Nationals only
United Nations Development Programme · 🇺🇦 Ukraine
The Community Mobilization Officer (NPSA-9) supports UNDP’s Area-Based Recovery framework in Mykolaiv, Ukraine, focusing on civic engagement, inclusive recovery, and community-led initiatives. The role involves implementing participatory governance activities, conducting community assessments, and facilitating stakeholder consultations with local authorities, civil society, and marginalized groups (veterans, IDPs, women, youth). Key responsibilities include strengthening Community Engagement Working Groups, providing technical support for community-led projects, and integrating gender equality and human rights-based approaches into programming. The officer coordinates with thematic teams, monitors implementation, and prepares reports. The ideal candidate has a Master’s degree (or Bachelor’s + 2 years) and 2-4 years of experience in civic engagement or community development. Fluency in Ukrainian and English is required. The position is restricted to Ukrainian nationals and involves regular field missions.
Closes 7/23/2026Driver, G-2, Fixed Term Position, Dnipro, Kharkiv, Mykolaiv (2 posts), Ukraine
UNICEF · 🇺🇦 Ukraine
UNICEF is recruiting four professional Drivers (G-2 grade) for fixed-term positions across Ukraine, specifically in Dnipro, Kharkiv, and Mykolaiv. The primary responsibility is to provide safe, efficient, and timely transportation for staff, visitors, and goods to various locations, including field sites, while strictly adhering to traffic regulations and safety standards. Drivers must maintain vehicle readiness through routine checks, ensure proper documentation of trips, and utilize digital tools for fleet management and reporting. Beyond driving duties, the role involves supporting office operations during non-driving periods by assisting with administrative tasks and participating in training and safety activities. The ideal candidate demonstrates a strong sense of responsibility, discretion, and professionalism, along with excellent communication skills and a client-oriented approach. Success in this role requires the ability to work effectively in a multicultural environment and plays a critical part in ensuring the continuity, safety, and credibility of UNICEF's field operations in Ukraine.
Closes 7/24/2026Quality Assurance Specialist, P-3, Fixed Term Position, Kyiv, Ukraine, post#00137819
UNICEF · 🇺🇦 Ukraine
The Quality Assurance Specialist (P-3) provides independent, high-level assurance, advisory, and quality oversight across UNICEF Ukraine’s programme and operations functions. Reporting to the Risk & Compliance Manager, the role ensures the effectiveness of internal controls, data integrity, and consistent application of UNICEF policies and regulatory frameworks. The position strengthens accountability, governance, and operational excellence, enabling the Country Office to operate efficiently, ethically, and in line with global standards. The ideal candidate is a mid-level professional with a strong background in quality assurance, risk management, or compliance within humanitarian or development contexts, capable of conducting independent reviews and advising on operational improvements.
Closes 7/26/2026Batch recruitment of 4 positions: Administrative & Finance Officer, NO-1, Fixed Term Position, Ukraine (Kharkiv, Odessa, Dnipro, Lviv)
UNICEF · 🇺🇦 Ukraine
UNICEF Ukraine is recruiting four Administrative & Finance Officers (NO-1 level) on a fixed-term basis for locations in Dnipro, Kharkiv, Lviv, and Odesa. These roles are critical to maintaining operational integrity within the country office. The primary responsibilities include the verification and quality assurance of HACT (Harmonized Approach to Cash Transfers) related transactions originating from Field Offices. Additionally, officers will oversee routine administrative and financial processes that directly enable programme delivery. The position requires a professional capable of ensuring financial compliance and operational efficiency in a humanitarian context. Candidates must be prepared to work in one of the specified Ukrainian cities, contributing to the organization's mission through rigorous financial oversight and administrative support.
Closes 7/27/2026Re-Advertisement: Chief WASH, P-5, Fixed Term Position, Kyiv, Ukraine, #00101336
UNICEF · 🇺🇦 Ukraine
The Chief of WASH (P-5) provides strategic leadership to the UNICEF Country Office in Kyiv, Ukraine, to achieve Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) output results within the country programme. This role is critical for contributing to broader outcome results aimed at improving child survival, growth, and development while reducing inequalities. The position requires a senior professional capable of driving high-impact WASH interventions in a complex humanitarian and development context. The successful candidate will oversee programme implementation, ensure quality standards, and align WASH activities with national priorities and UNICEF's strategic goals. This is a fixed-term position focused on delivering tangible improvements in public health and infrastructure for children affected by the ongoing crisis in Ukraine.
Closes 8/2/2026Disability Inclusion Consultant, Kyiv, Ukraine On-site, 13 months (International Consultancy)
UNICEF · 🇺🇦 Ukraine
The Disability Inclusion Consultant provides high-level policy advice and technical leadership to support the Government of Ukraine’s social protection reforms led by the Ministry of Social Policy, Family. The role focuses on ensuring these reforms are inclusive by design, covering strategies, legislation, financing, delivery systems, data/monitoring, accountability, and interagency coordination. The Consultant will manage and oversee national experts working on specific reform deliverables. This is an on-site position in Kyiv, Ukraine, with a duration of 13 months under an international consultancy contract. The role reports to the Deputy Representative (Programmes) to strengthen UNICEF’s internal capacity in disability inclusion.
Closes 8/3/2026National Project Officer (Education) (Ukraine)
UNESCO · 🇺🇦 Ukraine
The National Project Officer (Education) supports UNESCO’s education portfolio in Ukraine, operating within a complex context of war, displacement, and system reform. The role involves cross-portfolio programme support, coordinating assigned projects from inception to closure, and contributing to planning, implementation, monitoring, and reporting. The incumbent maintains close relations with the Ministry of Education and Science, donors, UN agencies, and partners. Responsibilities include consolidating workplans and budgets, tracking results, managing risks, and preparing technical inputs and policy materials. The officer also supports resource mobilization, partnership building, and acts as Deputy or Officer-in-Charge when delegated. The position requires substantial operational independence, functional coordination of staff and consultants, and strong analytical, drafting, and digital skills. It demands a deep understanding of Ukraine’s education system, conflict effects, and reform priorities. The ideal candidate has a Master’s degree and four years of progressively responsible experience in education programme management, preferably with UN or international organization experience in emergency or recovery contexts. Fluency in English and Ukrainian is required.
Closes 8/19/2026Consultant - Student/ Young professional in Archeological surveys (Ukraine, Ukraine)
UNESCO · 🇺🇦 Ukraine
UNESCO is recruiting a Consultant (Student/Young Professional) to support archaeological monitoring and survey missions in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, under the project 'Emergency Measures at Khortytsia National Reserve.' The role focuses on strengthening the Reserve’s team amid the destruction of cultural infrastructure caused by the conflict. The consultant will conduct field practice at two specific locations on Khortytsia Island: one associated with the 18th century (investigating a potential Cossack winter settlement or military camp) and another dating to the Bronze Age (locating cultural layers). The assignment involves undertaking archaeological excavation and survey activities according to the Reserve’s staff instructions, utilizing standard archaeological damage assessment forms. The position is part-time, totaling 72 hours over a 3-week duration, with a work schedule of 18 hours per week for four weeks. The consultant is expected to submit regular progress reports for UNESCO approval. This initiative aims to provide participants with practical experience and opportunities to learn from experts while ensuring the documentation and safeguarding of archaeological sites in conflict-affected areas.
Closes 8/19/2026National Project Officer (MHPSS and Inclusive Education Reform) (Ukraine)
UNESCO · 🇺🇦 Ukraine
The National Project Officer (MHPSS and Inclusive Education Reform) supports the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine in strengthening mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) and inclusive education reforms amidst war-related disruptions. The role serves as the principal technical and coordination focal point for UNESCO's portfolio, ensuring alignment with national priorities and UNESCO standards. Key responsibilities include coordinating technical support for policy implementation, providing advice on reform instruments, managing projects and budgets, and developing capacity-building initiatives for educators and officials. The incumbent monitors reform progress, manages evidence and knowledge products, and facilitates partnerships with government, UN agencies, donors, and civil society. The candidate must possess substantial operational independence, strong analytical and coordination skills, and deep knowledge of the Ukrainian education ecosystem. The role requires excellent command of English and Ukrainian, with a Master's degree in a relevant field and at least four years of professional experience in education reform, MHPSS, or programme management. Experience in Ukraine or with governmental entities is highly valued.
Closes 8/19/2026Consultant - Student/Young professional in Restoration works (Ukraine, Ukraine)
UNESCO · 🇺🇦 Ukraine
UNESCO is recruiting a Consultant (Student/Young Professional) to support restoration and conservation works at the Khortytsia National Reserve in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine. This role is part of the 'Emergency Measures at Khortytsia National Reserve' project, funded by the Government of Sweden, aimed at safeguarding cultural heritage damaged by the conflict. The consultant will work on-site for 26 weeks, dedicating 16 hours per week (832 hours total) to hands-on conservation tasks. Key responsibilities include the stabilization and preliminary conservation of archaeological objects found during hydroarchaeological investigations in the Dnipro River, specifically focusing on waterlogged wooden artifacts like a medieval monoxyl boat and other ancient vessels. The role also involves the restoration of metal archaeological artifacts and ensuring proper preservation conditions for cultural heritage objects under wartime conditions. The ideal candidate is a student or young professional with a background in history or restoration, seeking practical experience in field conservation and stabilization. The position offers an opportunity to learn from experts while contributing to the urgent protection of Ukraine's cultural infrastructure.
Closes 8/19/2026
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- UNESCO4
- World Health Organization3
- Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations2
- United Nations Development Programme2
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- Ukraine16
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