Support the implementation of the Synthetic Drug Strategy across South Asia through programme assistance, stakeholder engagement, strategic communications, research, and coordination.
A minimum of three (3) years of progressively responsible experience in drug control, crime prevention, criminal justice, international relations, or programme/project support is required. Some prior knowledge of, or exposure to, drug control systems, threats, and responses is required. Experience engaging with government counterparts, particularly national ministries and drug control/law enforcement agencies, is required. Excellent research, analytical, and drafting skills are required, including the ability to prepare clear, concise speaking notes and briefing materials. Solid computer literacy, including MS Office applications, is required. Experience in strategic communications and content creation is desirable. Prior UN experience is desirable but not required.
Master's degree in International relations, political science, law, criminology, social sciences, communications, forensic science, or a related field