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Consultoría para el análisis y adaptación de la Guía práctica UNESCO para emergencias culturales

Position:Professional | CONDeadline:17 Sep 2026 (2 days left)Job ID:1371151257Posted on:3 Sep 2026 (12 days ago)
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Job Description

UNESCO seeks a consultant in Santiago to adapt its cultural-emergencies guide for Chile and Latin America and the Caribbean. The one-month, deliverable-based assignment analyses the original Brazilian publication, contextualises disaster-risk guidance and incorporates regional institutional frameworks, technical consultations and cultural-heritage recovery experience.

Key Details

Department

Culture Sector

Position Details

Experience level

Mid

Minimum experience

5 years

Employment type

Contractor

Arrangement

Onsite

Minimum education

Postgraduate degree

Contract duration

Five weeks

Language Requirements

Required

Spanish, Portuguese

Summary of Responsibilities

  • Review the original Portuguese guide and identify content transferable to Chile and the regional context
  • Prepare a Spanish version adapted to Chile and Latin America and the Caribbean
  • Identify institutional frameworks, competencies and coordination mechanisms for cultural-heritage disaster prevention and response
  • Review documentation and conduct focused technical consultations on Chilean and regional experience
  • Prepare an analysis report, adaptation plan and draft guide with updated references and documented national cases
  • Validate the draft with UNESCO and designated technical stakeholders and deliver a final publication-ready version

Role Requirements

  • Postgraduate degree in disaster-risk management, conservation and restoration, cultural-heritage management, museology, archival science, library science, architecture, territorial planning or a related discipline
  • At least five years of professional experience in disaster-risk management, emergency preparedness and response and/or protection of cultural heritage in crisis situations
  • Demonstrated knowledge of Chile’s disaster-risk-management context, institutions, planning instruments, coordination mechanisms and response procedures
  • Fluent Spanish with excellent technical-writing ability
  • Advanced Portuguese reading and analysis ability for the original UNESCO Brazil publication

Desired Criteria

  • Experience with flood, heavy-rainfall, inundation and other hydrometeorological risks
  • Experience in cooperation projects in Latin America and the Caribbean

Skills

Additional Information

  • Work may be performed in person and virtually

Source & verification

IGO Jobs sourced this vacancy from UNESCO Careers, on 3 Sep 2026.