Key Duties and Accountabilities for JPO Programme Analyst

• Policy & Strategy Support: Contribute to policy briefs, strategy development, and identifying barriers/solutions for peacebuilding and security.
• Project Design & Formulation: Develop concept notes, provide technical support for project design, implementation strategies, and monitor project activities.
• Research & Documentation: Conduct secondary research, analyze peace/security trends, document best practices, and support primary research.
• Capacity Development: Support capacity assessments, develop training plans, tools, and curricula for stakeholders.
• Knowledge Management: Contribute to the creation of knowledge products, review and disseminate materials, and participate in UN Solutions Exchange communities.

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Required Skills and Experience Education: 

• Master’s Degree or equivalent Advanced Degree, or Bachelor’s degree in peace studies, conflict management, social studies, political science, development studies or another related field of expertise

• with a MA degree – a minimum of two years relevant and paid experience – maximum 4 years in peace and security work at national and regional level.
• with a BA degree  – a minimum of four years relevant and paid experience – maximum 6 years in peace and security work at national and regional level.
• Experience in project design, management, monitoring, and evaluation.
• Excellent drafting and communication skills and ability to mobilize support from a wide range of partners (public, private, academic, civil society, business community leaders).
• Project management experience is desired, ideally in managing projects in the area of peace and security or the WACA region.

Language skills:

• Proficiency in English is required
• knowledge of French is highly desired

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