The role focuses on leading and coordinating the implementation of WFP's Localization Policy, specifically strengthening engagement with community-based organizations (CBOs) in food security and nutrition. It also involves supporting wider localization policy coordination and ensuring gender, protection, and inclusion perspectives are integrated.
Minimum 5 years’ experience (of which at least 3 are international) of postgraduate professional experience in international development or humanitarian work. Demonstrated experience in working or partnering with community-based organizations, especially community-based representative groups, including women-led organizations, organizations for people with disabilities, refugee-led organizations, or similar, in humanitarian and/or development settings. Demonstrated experience working within an international organization, including areas related to partner management, grant management, or other areas relevant to working with NGOs, CBOs, and other civil society actors.
Advanced University degree in International Development, Economics, Social Science, or other field relevant to international development assistance.