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Analyste National de Programme

Position:Volunteer | UNVDeadline:22 Sep 2026 (7 days left)Job ID:1784888021272283Posted on:8 Sep 2026 (7 days ago)
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Job Description

The national UN Volunteer Programme Analyst supports UNDP’s stabilization and peace-consolidation programme in Bangui by formulating projects, coordinating financing and maintaining programme quality. The assignment contributes to donor engagement, financial follow-up, annual reporting, project closure, knowledge management and capacity-building for the country office and local partners.

Key Details

Department

Stabilisation et Consolidation de la Paix

Position Details

Experience level

Early

Minimum experience

3 years

Employment type

Volunteer

Arrangement

Onsite

Language Requirements

Required

French

Preferred

English

Summary of Responsibilities

  • Analyze donor priorities to identify future calls for proposals
  • Draft project documents in line with UNDP quality standards
  • Prepare project-review and steering-committee meetings and provide secretariat support
  • Develop concept notes and funding agreements with financial partners
  • Align project proposals with the country programme, national development plan and UNSDCF
  • Contribute to annual project and country-office reports
  • Document good practices and support knowledge-sharing with programme staff and local partners

Role Requirements

  • At least 3 years of relevant professional experience in development-project formulation and management
  • Strong experience using Quantum for financial monitoring, fund allocation and budget revisions
  • French

Desired Criteria

  • Knowledge of UNDP or UN-system operational procedures, quality standards and programming cycles
  • Field experience in the Central African Republic or other sub-Saharan African countries

Skills

Tools and Technologies

Additional Information

  • National volunteer assignment via UNV
  • Post-conflict living conditions in the Central African Republic

Source & verification

IGO Jobs sourced this vacancy from UNDP Careers, on 8 Sep 2026.