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United Nations Development Programme · 🇲🇽 Mexico

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is recruiting two National Assistants for Record Review to support the implementation of Mexico's 'Sembrando Vida' and 'Juntos por el Bienestar' development projects in Central America and the Caribbean. These initiatives, aligned with the CELAC summit commitments, aim to promote rural welfare, food security, and agricultural productivity while reducing migration through inclusive development. The role involves verifying and purging applicant data for consistency and completeness, validating eligibility against operational guidelines, and compiling beneficiary information including demographic variables. The assistant will maintain the archive for the General Directorate of International Cooperation for Development in El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, Belize, and Cuba. The ideal candidate possesses strong attention to detail, administrative proficiency, and experience in public administration or social programs. The position requires adherence to UN core competencies such as results orientation, innovation, and adaptability. It is a national contract role open to Mexican citizens or foreigners with appropriate migration status, focusing on supporting the administrative backbone of regional cooperation efforts aimed at eradicating hunger and poverty.

Administration and Finance Associate (Roster)

United Nations Development Programme · 🇳🇵 Birendranagar, Nepal

The Administration and Finance Associate (AFA) role at UNDP Nepal supports the 'Advancing Civic Engagement for Democratic Participation' project under the guidance of the Project Manager and Portfolio Manager. The incumbent provides comprehensive administrative and financial management support to ensure effective project implementation. Key responsibilities include assisting with HR and procurement plans, maintaining financial and personnel records, and conducting quality assurance on procurement bids. The role involves drafting correspondence, contracts, and internal documents, as well as organizing workshops, seminars, and Project Board Meetings with full logistical support. Financial duties encompass tracking grant delivery, preparing Annual and Quarterly Work Plans, monitoring budget expenditures via the UNDP Quantum system, and supporting quarterly and annual financial reporting. The associate also assists in audit preparations, provides training to implementing partners on financial management, and ensures Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) considerations are integrated into project activities and budgets. Additional tasks include knowledge sharing, disseminating best practices, and managing assets and records. The position requires strong competencies in business management, communication, and specific technical skills in finance, assets management, and events coordination. The ideal candidate possesses a blend of accounting/finance education and progressive professional experience, with fluency in English and Nepali.

Team Leader Inclusive Growth and Sustainable Development [Open to Tier 0, 1 & 2 applicants]

United Nations Development Programme · 🇨🇲 Yaounde, Cameroon

The Team Leader for Inclusive Growth and Sustainable Development provides strategic leadership and oversight of UNDP Cameroon’s programme portfolio, focusing on inclusive economic transformation, ecological transition, and climate resilience. Reporting to the Deputy Resident Representative, the role involves formulating and implementing programme strategies aligned with national and UN frameworks, managing complex multi-sectoral portfolios, and driving resource mobilization through partnerships with governments, donors, and the private sector. The incumbent supervises programme teams, ensures quality assurance and risk management, and facilitates knowledge building and policy advisory services. The position requires translating strategic priorities into actionable interventions, utilizing data for monitoring and evaluation, and fostering cross-sectoral integration to address development challenges. The ideal candidate possesses advanced expertise in economic or environmental fields, proven experience in managing development portfolios, and strong skills in partnership development and resource mobilization. Fluency in French and working knowledge of English are mandatory. The role demands a senior professional capable of navigating complex political and economic landscapes to deliver sustainable development outcomes.

Analyste de programme (Ouvert aux candidats de Niveaux 0 & 1 & 2)

United Nations Development Programme · 🇹🇬 Lome, Togo

The UNDP in Togo is recruiting a Programme Analyst (Governance) to provide policy and programmatic advisory services to the Country Office. Reporting to the Deputy Resident Representative, the role focuses on implementing the UNDP’s portfolio approach to strengthen support for the Togolese government. Key responsibilities include conducting policy analysis, drafting technical advice, and integrating governance, peacebuilding, and local development into country programs. The analyst will support policy formulation by analyzing data and research to identify gaps and opportunities. Additionally, the role involves resource mobilization, including donor relations, partnership development, and proposal writing. The incumbent will manage governance-related projects, monitor performance using tools like ROAR, and contribute to capacity building for government partners. The position requires strong skills in democratic governance, digitalization of services, and knowledge management. It is an open call for Tier 0, 1, and 2 candidates (internal UNDP/UNCDF/VNU staff with specific contract statuses). The role demands fluency in French and Ewé, with good English proficiency. The analyst must demonstrate agility, innovation, and the ability to work in multidisciplinary teams to achieve sustainable development goals.

Driver

United Nations Development Programme · 🇬🇲 Banjul, Gambia

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is recruiting a Driver to support the Programme for Accelerated Community Development (PACD) in The Gambia. This role focuses on providing reliable, safe, and discreet driving services to operations and programme staff, consultants, and UN personnel on mission. The incumbent is responsible for the proper use and day-to-day maintenance of the assigned vehicle, including minor repairs and routine checks of tires, battery, and fluids. Key duties include transporting authorized personnel, managing the delivery and collection of mail and documents, and assisting with visa and customs formalities for visitors at the airport. The driver must maintain accurate daily logs, ensure all necessary vehicle documents and supplies (such as first aid kits and spare parts) are available, and report any road safety incidents promptly. The position requires a client-oriented approach, demonstrating courtesy, tact, and the ability to work effectively with people from diverse national and cultural backgrounds. Under the supervision of the Operations Manager, the driver must adhere to high standards of integrity, discretion, and security protocols. The role demands a safe driving record, knowledge of local driving regulations, and proficiency in English, with local language skills considered an asset. The successful candidate will contribute to the broader mission of addressing poverty and inequality by ensuring efficient logistical support for community development initiatives.

Nexus Academy Manager (Open to Tier 1 & 2 applicants only).

United Nations Development Programme · 🇺🇸 New York, United States

The Nexus Academy Manager leads the Global HDP Nexus Academy, a platform promoting integrated Humanitarian-Development-Peace approaches. Reporting to the Senior Advisor in the RALI Team, the role manages project planning, learning/knowledge management, and strategic partnerships. Responsibilities include preparing annual workplans and budgets, providing strategic oversight for high-quality training outputs, and managing the Nexus Knowledge Hub. The incumbent drives resource mobilization by identifying funding sources, developing proposals, and managing donor relations. The role requires strong multi-stakeholder coordination, systems thinking, and expertise in HDP nexus policy. It involves facilitating training cohorts, measuring impact, and ensuring compliance with UNDP regulations. The ideal candidate has extensive experience in fragile contexts, program design, and inter-agency coordination, with a focus on building consensus and advancing nexus approaches globally.

Advocacy and Partnerships Specialist, Africa (Open to Tier 1 & 2 Applicants)

United Nations Development Programme · Home-based

The Advocacy and Partnerships Specialist, Africa role focuses on accelerating the transition from cash to responsible digital payments to drive inclusive economic growth, regional trade, and sustainable development across the continent. Reporting to the Head of Africa, the incumbent will implement the Better Than Cash Alliance’s Africa strategy by integrating digital public infrastructure into regional and national agendas, particularly supporting the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). Key responsibilities include designing and implementing digital payment ecosystems in key sectors like agriculture and trade, executing advocacy initiatives with governments, private sector actors, and civil society, and fostering strategic partnerships to mobilize funding and champions for digital transformation. The role requires strong evidence generation, monitoring, and knowledge management to document impact and share best practices. The ideal candidate possesses a proven track record in digital financial inclusion, government relations, and private sector engagement in Africa, with deep knowledge of payment technologies and regulatory frameworks. This is a mid-level professional position requiring advanced expertise in policy, finance, or ICT, combined with exceptional diplomatic and partnership-building skills to navigate complex multi-stakeholder environments.

Executive Assistant [Ouvert aux candidats de Niveaux 0 & 1 & 2]

United Nations Development Programme · 🇹🇬 Lome, Togo

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Togo is recruiting an Executive Assistant to support the Resident Representative and Deputy Resident Representative. The role ensures the efficient and confidential operation of the management office, including scheduling, correspondence, travel arrangements, and mission coordination. The incumbent facilitates information flow, tracks deadlines and commitments, and supports knowledge management, including the use of the Corporate Quantum ERP system. The position requires high-level administrative assistance, protocol maintenance, and collaboration with UN agencies, national authorities, and external stakeholders. The candidate must demonstrate strong organizational, communication, and client-service skills, with the ability to handle confidential information and manage complex logistics. The role involves no supervisory responsibilities but requires adaptability, innovation, and a collaborative approach within a multidisciplinary team. The posting emphasizes UNDP's commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, encouraging applications from marginalized groups. Candidates must undergo rigorous reference and background checks. The position is part of a tiered recruitment approach, open to specific internal staff levels and external candidates, aiming to support the Country Programme Document 2024-2026 and future planning.

Procurement Associate, NPSA-6, DS- Dnipro/Kharkiv/Mykolaiv, National position

United Nations Development Programme · 🇺🇦 Ukraine

The Procurement Associate supports the Area-Based Recovery (ABR) framework in Ukraine by delivering effective procurement services for reconstruction and resilience projects. Responsibilities include ensuring compliance with UN/UNDP regulations, facilitating procurement processes (RFQs, ITBs, RFPs), preparing contracts and purchase orders in Quantum, and managing internal controls. The role involves organizing tender committees, conducting market research, and providing procurement guidance to program teams. The incumbent promotes gender equality, diversity, and a safe workplace. The position requires strong knowledge of contract and supplier management, negotiation skills, and proficiency in office software and automated procurement systems. It is a national position based in Dnipro, Kharkiv, or Mykolaiv, reporting to the Procurement Specialist.

Policy Design Specialist (Open to internal and external applicants)

United Nations Development Programme · 🇧🇹 Bhutan

The Policy Design Specialist will serve as a key member of the Bhutan Innovation Lab (BIL), established under the Prime Minister’s Office in partnership with UNDP. The role focuses on supporting Bhutan’s 21st Century Economic Roadmap by designing and delivering innovative policy solutions. The incumbent will apply human-centered design, systems thinking, and behavioral insights to diagnose complex socio-economic challenges and develop scalable policy prototypes. Responsibilities include providing technical advisory support to the Prime Minister, leading design and prototyping processes, facilitating stakeholder co-creation workshops, and conducting user research. The specialist must integrate gender-responsive analysis into all policy work and support capacity building through training and knowledge sharing. The role requires collaboration with cross-functional teams, including researchers and technologists, to ensure policy solutions are evidence-based and impactful. The incumbent will also support resource mobilization and partnership development with local innovators, NGOs, and the private sector. This position is critical for advancing Bhutan’s national priorities and economic transformation, requiring a blend of strategic advisory skills, design expertise, and strong communication abilities to engage diverse stakeholders effectively.

Inclusive Growth Analyst (Open to internal and external applicants)

United Nations Development Programme · 🇮🇩 Jakarta Pusat, Indonesia

The Inclusive Growth Analyst plays a strategic role within UNDP Indonesia’s Financing for Development and Inclusive Growth (FfDIG) Unit, reporting to the team leader. The position focuses on strengthening analytical capacity to conduct market assessments, develop investment-ready pipelines, and align national development priorities with scalable, bankable economic opportunities. Key responsibilities include conducting political, social, and economic landscape analysis to identify strategic entry points for inclusive growth; designing high-impact development solutions and proposals; and driving resource mobilization through strategic partnerships with government, private sector, and donors. The analyst also manages the inclusive growth portfolio, ensuring coherent implementation, budgeting, and compliance with UNDP policies. Duties involve leading monitoring, evaluation, and project management functions, tracking financial performance, and facilitating internal reviews. The role requires synthesizing best practices, organizing capacity-building activities, and producing high-quality analytical outputs such as policy briefs and reports. The ideal candidate possesses strong analytical expertise, strategic foresight, and proactive partnership-building skills to position UNDP as a thought leader in Indonesia’s sustainable economic transformation. The role demands fluency in English and Bahasa, and experience in sustainable growth programme management within international development contexts.

Project Associate

United Nations Development Programme · 🇵🇭 Manila, Philippines

The Project Associate provides technical, coordination, and operational support for the SHIELD Programme, a joint initiative between UNDP, the Government of Australia, and the Government of the Philippines aimed at building institutional and community resilience to climate change and natural disasters. Reporting to the UNDP Project Manager and the SHIELD Support Unit, the incumbent facilitates implementation across three components: stakeholder collaboration, national government prioritization, and scientific information production. Key responsibilities include coordinating with consortium partners and local government units, monitoring project progress, and preparing reports for stakeholders including DFAT. The role involves logistical, financial, and procurement support, ensuring timely acquittals and resource mobilization. The candidate must possess strong administrative and project management skills, with the ability to analyze data, manage budgets, and facilitate knowledge management. The position requires close collaboration with national agencies like DILG and DHSUD, as well as international partners. The ideal candidate is a proactive professional with experience in project coordination, monitoring and evaluation, and stakeholder engagement, capable of working in a dynamic, multi-stakeholder environment to deliver programme outputs effectively.

Asociado (a) de Atracción de Inversión

United Nations Development Programme · 🇲🇽 Mexico

The Associate for Investment Attraction supports the strengthening of Mexico's economic diplomacy and capacity to attract foreign investment under a collaboration between the Mexican Government and UNDP. The role involves coordinating investment promotion actions with Mexican representations abroad, tracking links with public and private sector entities, and preparing materials such as company profiles and investment reports. The incumbent will identify obstacles to investment, support economic intelligence analysis, and assist in training programs for diplomatic missions. The position aims to bolster institutional alliances and support Mexico's strategic economic priorities in the international arena. The candidate will work under the supervision of the Undersecretariat for North America and the project coordination team, focusing on operational follow-up of policies and fostering relationships with key stakeholders to enhance Mexico's economic positioning globally.

Project Analyst (Office Based) [Open to internal and external applicants]

United Nations Development Programme · 🇧🇷 Brasilia, Brazil

Multi-Country Project Coordinator (Home-based) - [Open to internal and external applicants]

United Nations Development Programme · 🇧🇧 Bridgetown, Barbados

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is recruiting a Multi-Country Project Coordinator for its Multi-Country Office in Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean. This home-based role involves coordinating and managing the implementation of three closely related Global Environment Facility (GEF) projects focused on the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. The incumbent will oversee project activities across seven Eastern Caribbean Small Island Developing States, ensuring alignment with national biodiversity strategies, monitoring systems, and biodiversity finance plans. Key responsibilities include day-to-day project management, budget and timeline tracking, risk management, and coordination with stakeholders such as governments, NGOs, and donors. The role requires supervising a small project unit, facilitating knowledge sharing and capacity building, and supporting resource mobilization. The ideal candidate possesses strong project management skills, experience in environmental or development contexts, and the ability to manage complex multi-country initiatives. The position demands fluency in English and adherence to UNDP policies and procedures.

Project Manager [Open to internal and external applicants]

United Nations Development Programme · 🇹🇲 Ashkhabad, Turkmenistan

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Turkmenistan is seeking a Project Manager to lead the implementation of the 'Lab-2' project, which aims to strengthen national clinical laboratory services for infectious and non-communicable diseases. Reporting to the Health Programme Specialist, the incumbent will oversee daily project management, strategic direction, and institutional capacity building. Key responsibilities include managing project budgets and work plans, coordinating with the Ministry of Health and Project Board, and ensuring compliance with donor requirements. The role involves significant financial management, including tracking spending and preparing donor reports, as well as monitoring and evaluation of health system outcomes. The Project Manager will also coordinate international and national consultants, manage procurement of lab equipment, and facilitate knowledge sharing and public outreach. The position requires fluency in English, Russian, and Turkmen, and involves travel within Turkmenistan and potentially internationally. The ideal candidate possesses a master’s degree in a relevant field plus two years of experience, or a bachelor’s degree plus four years, with specific expertise in public health project management and laboratory systems.

Small Grants Programme Assistant

United Nations Development Programme · 🇸🇨 Port Victoria, Seychelles

The Small Grants Programme Assistant supports the National Coordinator in implementing the Global Environment Facility (GEF) Small Grants Programme in Mauritius and Seychelles. The role focuses on programme implementation, financial management, and administrative support. Key responsibilities include prescreening project proposals, advising grantees, monitoring project progress, and ensuring compliance with SGP guidelines. The incumbent manages financial aspects such as processing payments, maintaining budgets, and preparing financial reports using the Quantum system. Administrative duties involve procurement, asset management, filing systems, and organizing events. The assistant also supports knowledge management, communication, and visibility efforts, including drafting publications and maintaining databases. The role requires close collaboration with NGOs, government institutions, and donors. The ideal candidate possesses strong administrative and programme experience, with a focus on environmental or development sectors. Proficiency in business administration, accounting, or finance is advantageous. The position demands high attention to detail, effective communication, and the ability to manage multiple tasks in a dynamic environment. The incumbent will report to the SGP National Coordinator and work within the UNDP Country Office.

Intern

United Nations Development Programme · 🇱🇦 Vientiane, Laos

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Lao PDR is seeking a Communication and Reporting Intern to support the Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) portfolio within the Inclusive Growth Unit. This role focuses on the strategic framework 'Safe Path Forward III' (2021–2030), which aims to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 18 by keeping lives safe from UXO. The intern will assist with sector analysis, project support, research, and communication tasks. Key responsibilities include supporting the implementation of UXO activities, engaging with government counterparts and donors, and contributing to concept notes and proposals for funding. The role also involves drafting progress reports, briefing notes, and policy documents, as well as developing communication materials such as presentations, data visualizations, case studies, and social media content to promote UNDP’s work. Additionally, the intern will provide administrative support, including logistics, scheduling, and maintaining records. The position offers practical experience in development programming, donor reporting, and knowledge management, aligned with Lao PDR’s National Socio-Economic Development Plan. The ideal candidate is currently in the final year of a Bachelor’s degree, enrolled in a Master’s program, or graduated within the last year from a relevant field such as Journalism, Mass Communication, or Development Studies. Strong analytical skills, proficiency in Microsoft Office, and excellent English communication skills are essential. This is an unpaid internship requiring the intern to cover their own expenses, visa, and accommodation.

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

United Nations Development Programme · 🇺🇦 Odesa, 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.

Illustrator

United Nations Development Programme · 🇮🇩 Jakarta Pusat, Indonesia

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Indonesia is seeking an Illustrator to join its Communications Unit. This role focuses on producing high-quality visual assets, including illustrations, icons, infographics, and motion graphics, to support the Country Office’s corporate priorities and strategic narrative. The incumbent will translate programme results, policy insights, and data into clear, compelling visual narratives for reports, publications, social media, and campaigns. Key responsibilities include adapting visual products for multiple formats (print, digital, mobile), collaborating with communications and project teams to ensure alignment with UNDP branding and accessibility standards, and maintaining visual asset libraries. The role also involves supporting donor reporting and knowledge products by visualizing key messages. The ideal candidate possesses strong graphic design skills, proficiency in industry-standard software, and the ability to work under tight deadlines in a fast-paced environment. They must demonstrate creativity, attention to detail, and a commitment to inclusive design principles. The position requires fluency in English and Bahasa Indonesia and involves working closely with the Communications Analyst and broader programme teams to enhance UNDP’s visibility and thought leadership in Indonesia.