Project Support Officer

Overview

Provide substantive technical, analytical, and programme support to the Global Maritime Crime Programme (GMCP) and perform related duties.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide substantive support to the design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of programme activities.
• Contribute to the identification and analysis of technical assistance and capacity-building needs.
• Provide technical and programme support to project planning and management processes.
• Conduct research and analysis on illicit trafficking and maritime crime trends.
• Contribute substantive inputs to policy coordination, monitoring, and evaluation functions.
• Draft and review substantive written outputs.
• Provide substantive and organizational support to consultative meetings, workshops, training events, conferences and other programme activities.
• Provide technical and programme support to administrative, procurement and financial processes.
• Assist in the preparation and monitoring of project budgets, workplans and expenditure tracking.
• Support and, as required, participate in field missions in the region.
• Contribute to the preparation and maintenance of project documentation.
• Facilitate coordination with national counterparts, partner institutions, and relevant stakeholders.
• Perform other related professional duties as required.

Required Experience

• 7 years of relevant experience at the national and/or international level, in social work, programme management/support, maritime security, criminal justice, or related fields is required.
• Demonstrated experience in supporting the planning, implementation, monitoring, and reporting of programme activities.
• Experience within UNODC Border Management Branch (BMB), particularly in maritime crime-related programmes, is required.
• Proven experience in drafting high-quality reports, briefing notes, and communication materials in line with UN or donor requirements.

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in social sciences, Development and/or Security, international relations, law, criminology, security studies, or a related field is required.

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