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Programme Analyst – Women, Peace, Security & Humanitarian Action
UN Women · Le Caire
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About the role
The Programme Analyst will support the planning, implementation and management of UN Women interventions in the Women, Peace, Security and Humanitarian Action (WPSHA) portfolio across the Arab States region. Reporting to the Regional Crisis Response Specialist, the analyst works closely with the regional WPSHA Programme Specialist and a wide network of country offices, UN Women HQ, donors and civil‑society partners.
Key responsibilities
- Contribute technically to the development of programme strategies on women, peace, security and humanitarian action.
- Provide substantive inputs to the design, formulation and operational planning of regional WPSHA programmes.
- Coordinate with the ROAS operations team, country offices and external stakeholders to ensure effective programme implementation.
- Monitor programme progress, prepare reports and support evidence‑based decision‑making.
- Facilitate information‑sharing and dialogue among international, regional and national actors to promote inclusive peace processes.
Required profile
- Relevant academic background in gender studies, international relations, humanitarian affairs or a related field.
- Experience in programme development, implementation or coordination within UN or multilateral settings.
- Strong understanding of women, peace and security and gender‑responsive humanitarian action.
- Ability to work collaboratively with diverse stakeholders, including governments, donors and civil‑society organisations.
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