Sub-Saharan Africa Program Coordinator – Temporary

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development - OECD

Staff Closes 23 Aug 2026 22 days left

Overview

The Sub-Saharan Africa Program Coordinator – Temporary will support the Sub-Saharan Africa Programme desk with research, analysis, stakeholder engagement, and event organization.


Key Responsibilities
  • Carry out research and analysis on the energy sector and related developments in Sub-Saharan Africa.
  • Support engagement and relationship building with stakeholders from Sub-Saharan Africa.
  • Contribute to the organisation of physical and remote events.
  • Draft briefs, memoranda, and supporting documents.
  • Support with reporting and administrative requirements.
  • Prepare documents, presentations, and other inputs for IEA committees.
  • Support analytical work and peer review of IEA reports.
  • Contribute to communication efforts, including drafting letters, producing a newsletter, and social media coverage.
Required Experience

At least 5 years’ experience, including internships, on energy policy topics focusing on Sub-Saharan African countries; Experience in research and analysis; drafting policy or briefs; and analysing complex geopolitical developments, particularly on the energy sector. Experience working with Sub-Saharan African governments and interacting with key stakeholders across the region. Prior experience with diplomatic tasks would be an advantage.

Qualifications

A university degree(s) in a relevant discipline (e.g. economics, energy policy, environment, international relations, African studies or related field would be ideal).

Other Details
Languages Required
Fluency in one of the two OECD official languages (English and French) and knowledge of, or a willingness to learn the other.
Languages Preferred
Working knowledge of another language (such as Portuguese or Swahili) would be an advantage.
Contract Duration
12 months
Work Modality
Not specified
Remuneration
Monthly gross salary starts from 3150 EUR
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