UN jobs in Ukraine 🇺🇦

National Consultant to Provide Expert Support on inclusion and gender mainstreaming in EU integration, Kyiv, Ukraine, SSA

UN Women · 🇺🇦 Kyiv, Ukraine

UN Women seeks a National Consultant in Kyiv to provide expert technical support on inclusion and gender mainstreaming within Ukraine's EU integration process. The role involves advising the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister and the Governmental Office of Coordination on aligning national legislation with the EU Gender Equality acquis. Key responsibilities include screening national laws against EU negotiating chapters, developing propositions for legal revisions, providing policy advice on non-discrimination and gender equality, and preparing analytical briefs and presentations. The consultant will facilitate multi-stakeholder dialogues with government, parliament, and civil society, and support capacity-building training. The position requires fluency in English and Ukrainian, a Master's degree (or Bachelor's with two years' experience), and at least one year of relevant professional experience in human rights, gender equality, or public administration. The consultant will work on a partial office-based basis in Kyiv, with no anticipated travel, reporting to a Programme Specialist. The contract covers specific working days with progress reports due through mid-2027.

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.

MHPSS Capacity Building Specialist

International Organization for Migration · 🇺🇦 Kyiv, Ukraine

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is seeking a MHPSS Capacity Building Specialist on a consultancy basis to support its community-based Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) programme in Ukraine. The role focuses on strengthening the capacity of community actors, service providers, and volunteers through technical guidance and training. Key responsibilities include delivering training on Community-Based MHPSS, Psychological First Aid (PFA), and stress management; conducting qualitative monitoring and assessments (surveys, FGDs, KIIs); and developing psychoeducation materials. The specialist will also support the integration of MHPSS into livelihoods initiatives, particularly for veterans and their families, and contribute to reporting and programme design. The ideal candidate possesses a background in psychology or a related field, with proven experience in research, technical material development, and stakeholder coordination in conflict-affected settings. Strong interpersonal skills, independence, and competence in data collection and basic analysis are essential. Fluency in both Ukrainian and English is mandatory. This position offers an opportunity to contribute to resilience and recovery efforts in a rapidly changing humanitarian context.

Programme 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.

Field 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.

National 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.

Expert on CRSV Response and Policy Integration at the Ministry of Social Policy, Family and Unity of Ukraine

United Nations Population Fund · 🇺🇦 Kyiv, Ukraine

This consultancy supports the Ministry of Social Policy, Family and Unity of Ukraine in implementing state policy on preventing and responding to conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) under the UN-Government Framework of Cooperation. The role focuses on strengthening national and subnational coordination, institutionalizing CRSV response capacities, and supporting accountability through reparations legislation. Key responsibilities include providing technical support for legal and policy frameworks, facilitating inter-agency coordination, and developing capacity-building initiatives for social service providers. The consultant will contribute to monitoring, analysis, and reporting on CRSV commitments, while promoting localization by engaging with regional authorities and women-led organizations. The position requires a survivor-centered approach and close collaboration with government entities, UN agencies, and civil society. The consultant will deliver analytical briefs, policy recommendations, methodological guidance, and strategic frameworks to enhance sustainable, community-based support systems. The role is based in Kyiv with a hybrid work modality, running from August 2026 to December 2026.

Senior Programme Associate (Environmental Social Health and Safety (ESHS))

International Organization for Migration · 🇺🇦 Kyiv, Ukraine

The Senior Programme Associate (ESHS) supports the Housing & WASH Unit in developing and implementing Environmental, Social, Health, and Safety Management and Monitoring Plans (ESMMP). Key responsibilities include conducting asbestos surveys and sampling, supporting environmental monitoring campaigns, and performing site inspections to ensure contractor compliance with national HSE and ESMMP requirements. The role involves coordinating community engagement with local authorities and vulnerable groups, managing grievance mechanisms, and facilitating public hearings. The incumbent will assist in drafting technical documentation, such as Terms of Reference and risk assessments, and provide training to staff and contractors. The candidate must liaise with governmental authorities, UN agencies, and NGOs, while adhering to IOM policies including PSEA. The position requires strong analytical skills for report writing and data analysis, as well as the ability to work within an international team in a multi-cultural setting. The role is based in Ukraine, requiring fluency in English and Ukrainian, and focuses on sustainable project implementation and stakeholder coordination.

Principal Situation Coordinator P5

World Food Programme · 🇺🇦 Dnipro, Ukraine

The Principal Situation Coordinator (P5) leads WFP’s humanitarian engagement and emergency response coordination in Ukraine, reporting to the Country Director. The role bridges the gap between senior management in Kyiv and frontline operations, particularly near conflict zones. Key responsibilities include overseeing emergency coordination, leading UN ceasefire preparation and response, and managing civil-military coordination with Ukrainian Regional Military Administrations to ensure humanitarian access. The incumbent must navigate complex conflict dynamics, including UAV warfare, to safeguard staff and assets. The position requires representing WFP in humanitarian coordination groups, advising on operational strategies, and ensuring coherent, integrated emergency preparedness. The ideal candidate possesses extensive experience in crisis environments, proven leadership of large teams, and deep understanding of Ukraine’s specific conflict context. This role is critical for maintaining WFP’s ability to deliver food and cash assistance to displaced populations and those affected by the war, requiring high-level negotiation skills and strategic operational planning.

Unit 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.

Energy Audit Analyst, NPSA-9, DS - Kyiv, National Position

United Nations Development Programme · 🇺🇦 Kyiv, Ukraine

The Energy Audit Analyst supports the UNDP’s Ukraine Public Building Energy Efficiency (UPBEE) Programme, funded by the European Investment Bank, to restore energy infrastructure in war-damaged Ukrainian municipalities. The role ensures sub-projects comply with energy performance standards by conducting energy audits, reviewing technical designs, and issuing energy certificates. Key responsibilities include advising on energy efficiency indicators, promoting the programme to local authorities, verifying application documents, and monitoring construction works to ensure adherence to technical designs and timelines. The analyst provides technical advisory support on renewable energy solutions and prepares reports on programme progress and impact. The position requires close cooperation with municipalities, final beneficiaries, and the UNDP project team under the supervision of the Project Manager. The ideal candidate is a highly qualified Ukrainian professional with expertise in energy management, engineering, or related fields, capable of performing detailed energy performance analysis and ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements. The role involves significant field visits and stakeholder engagement to support the rehabilitation of public buildings, including hospitals and schools, for displaced persons and host communities.

Compliance Analyst, NPSA-8, DS-Odesa, National Position

United Nations Development Programme · 🇺🇦 Kyiv, Ukraine

The Compliance Analyst (NPSA-8) supports the UNDP Ukraine Recovery Programme (URP/URP-III), funded by the European Investment Bank, to ensure transparent and compliant implementation of infrastructure reconstruction projects. The role focuses on monitoring procurement, financial management, and environmental/social standards across sub-projects in war-affected regions. Key responsibilities include ensuring adherence to EIB and UNDP regulations, conducting field site visits, reviewing contracts, and providing technical support for procurement and financial reporting. The incumbent will also facilitate capacity building, share best practices, and identify compliance risks. The position requires strong analytical skills, knowledge of public procurement and finance, and the ability to work in a high-pressure humanitarian context. The ideal candidate is a Ukrainian professional with a Master’s degree or Bachelor’s plus experience, fluent in English and Ukrainian, and experienced in monitoring civil engineering or infrastructure projects.

Senior PSEAH Associate

International Organization for Migration · 🇺🇦 Kyiv, Ukraine

The Senior PSEAH Associate role at the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Ukraine focuses on managing the prevention of and response to sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA) activities. Under the supervision of the Chief of Mission and National PSEAH Officer, the incumbent supports the development of an operational PSEAH Work Plan aligned with IOM’s strategy and IASC Minimum Operating Standards. Key responsibilities include coordinating with IOM Heads of Units and senior management to embed PSEAH into country office strategies, programming, risk mitigation, and budgeting. The role involves contributing to the in-country interagency PSEAH Network, developing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and establishing an inter-agency Community-Based Complaint Mechanism. Prevention duties encompass conducting country-wide SEA risk assessments, developing training plans, and coordinating PSEAH trainings for staff and partners. The associate also oversees communication strategies to raise awareness and ensure localization of SEA messaging. In terms of response, the incumbent supports PSEAH proposal development, coordinates with institutional partners and donors, and assists in mapping victim assistance pathways. The role requires strong coordination skills within the UN system and among interagency partners, as well as the ability to work independently under pressure. Fluency in English and Ukrainian is mandatory. The position demands a Bachelor’s degree with five years of relevant experience or a high school diploma with seven years of experience.

Local Agent - Banker - Kyiv, Ukraine

European Investment Bank · 🇺🇦 Kiev, Ukraine

HR 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.

Call for Applications - Communications Specialist (maternity coverage)

International Organization for Migration · 🇺🇦 Dnipro, Ukraine

The Communications Specialist (maternity coverage) supports IOM Ukraine's crisis response and recovery efforts by implementing the regional communications and outreach strategy. Reporting to the National Communications Officer, the role involves preparing visibility plans, coordinating with implementing partners and local authorities, and ensuring the visibility of IOM activities. Key responsibilities include attending field activities, capturing photos and videos, drafting press releases, human interest stories, and social media content, and organizing public awareness campaigns. The incumbent must liaise with media and service providers, prepare observation reports, and provide Ukrainian-English translation support. The role requires frequent travel to field locations across designated regions, including areas affected by humanitarian response, adhering to security procedures. The ideal candidate possesses strong written and oral communication skills, expertise in social media and digital content creation, and experience in humanitarian or international organization contexts. Fluency in both English and Ukrainian is mandatory. The position demands the ability to work respectfully with diverse stakeholders and deliver high-quality communications products under pressure.

E T Temporary

World Bank Group · 🇺🇦 Kyiv, Ukraine

The World Bank Group is recruiting an Extended Term Temporary (ETT) staff member to provide comprehensive administrative, logistical, and coordination support to the Eastern Europe Country Management Unit (ECCEE) based in Kyiv, Ukraine. Reporting to the ECCEE Operations Manager, the role involves day-to-day support for the Ukraine Country Office and relevant task teams, including scheduling, workshop organization, and mission logistics. Key duties include assisting with travel arrangements, budget preparation, payment processing, and procurement actions. The incumbent will also support the preparation of deliverables such as stakeholder mapping, background research, and presentations, while maintaining databases and filing systems. The role requires strong coordination with internal World Bank units and external stakeholders, including government institutions and development partners. The ideal candidate possesses a Bachelor’s degree or diploma in a relevant field, along with experience in administrative or project support, preferably within an international organization or donor-funded project. Fluency in English and Ukrainian is mandatory, with preference given to local talent authorized to work in Ukraine. The position is subject to a lifetime maximum of three years of service.

WBG Pioneer - Health Systems Intern

World Bank Group · 🇺🇦 Kyiv, Ukraine

Local Agent - Energy Specialist - Kyiv, Ukraine

European Investment Bank · 🇺🇦 Kiev, Ukraine

Business Support Associate SC-6 Dnipro

World Food Programme · 🇺🇦 Dnipro, Ukraine

The Business Support Associate (SC-6) at the World Food Programme (WFP) Dnipro Field Office provides comprehensive administrative and operational support to ensure the effective functioning of business operations in a humanitarian context. The role involves coordinating official missions, managing travel arrangements, and serving as a focal point for delegations. Key responsibilities include reviewing correspondence, onboarding new staff, proofreading documents, and managing office resources such as cash and stationery. The associate assists in budget monitoring, event management, and the preparation of financial reports and invoices. Additionally, the position requires providing training on administrative procedures and compiling data reports to support decision-making. The ideal candidate possesses strong communication skills, the ability to work under pressure in a high-stakes environment, and proficiency in office software. This role is critical for supporting WFP's food and cash assistance programs in Ukraine, requiring fluency in both English and Ukrainian. The position offers a 12-month renewable contract with competitive benefits, including danger pay and remote work options, within a diverse and inclusive team dedicated to saving lives and building stability.