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Inclusive Growth Coordinator [Open to Tier 1 & 2 applicants]

UNDPRabat, Morocco
Category | Grade:Professional | NPSA-9Deadline:1 Sep 2026Job ID:35146Posted on:5 Aug 2026
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Overview

Coordinate UNDP Morocco’s inclusive-growth portfolio across poverty, employment, social protection, health and development finance. The role assures programme quality, provides policy advice, develops partnerships and funding, and connects national reforms with territorial delivery of the Sustainable Development Goals.

Department: Morocco Country Office, Prosperity Pillar

Languages

Required: French, Arabic

Desired: English

Minimum Experience

2 years

Estimated Salary

Not available

Responsibilities

  • Coordinate portfolio implementation, monitoring, reporting and quality assurance
  • Provide policy advice and analytical work on inclusive growth, social protection, health and development finance
  • Design integrated initiatives, theories of change, results frameworks and risk analyses
  • Build partnerships with government, UN entities, financial institutions, private sector, academia and civil society
  • Lead resource mobilisation, knowledge products and South-South cooperation

Requirements

  • Advanced degree in economics, development studies, political economy, public finance or related field, or a relevant bachelor’s plus 2 additional years
  • At least 2 years of relevant experience with a master’s degree or 4 years with a bachelor’s degree
  • Experience coordinating and backstopping development programmes
  • Fluent written and spoken French and Arabic

Skills

Inclusive-growth and development-policy analysisResults-based programme managementPartnership and stakeholder managementSocioeconomic data interpretationProposal writing and resource mobilisation

Tools

UNDP POPPSocial and Environmental StandardsResults and resources frameworksSocioeconomic data and geospatial analysis

Additional info

  • UNDP may select multiple candidates or retain applications for similar roles
  • Applicants should review UNDP guidance on responsible AI use