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Partnerships Specialist

UNICEFKabul, Afghanistan
Category | Grade:Volunteer | UNVDeadline:14 Aug 2026Job ID:1784888021269317Posted on:1 Jun 2026
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Overview

The specialist supports UNICEF Afghanistan's partnerships portfolio by preparing proposals and donor reports, managing grants and compliance, coordinating visibility and recognition, tracking funding opportunities and maintaining relationships that mobilise resources for country programmes.

Department: Resource Mobilisation and Partnerships Unit

Languages

Required: English

Minimum Experience

Not listed

Estimated Salary

Not available

Responsibilities

  • Develop funding proposals, concept notes, briefings and donor analysis
  • Support delivery of country-office fundraising targets and resource-mobilisation plans
  • Guide proposal development and related grant-management processes
  • Coordinate donor visibility and recognition commitments with communications colleagues
  • Gather, consolidate and edit contribution reports
  • Assure donor submissions meet deadlines, quality and branding standards
  • Identify partnership and fundraising opportunities through research
  • Analyse programme evidence for donor communications and strategic decisions

Requirements

  • Background in development studies, international development, law, business administration, programme management or another relevant field
  • Experience developing proposals, donor reports, presentations and briefing materials
  • Knowledge of resource-mobilisation and grant-management processes
  • Ability to manage multiple deadlines and donor requirements
  • Strong analytical and writing capability
  • Fluency in English

Skills

Resource MobilisationProposal DevelopmentDonor ReportingGrant ManagementDonor EngagementStrategic CommunicationsQuality AssuranceOpportunity ResearchResults-Based ReportingPartnership Development

Tools

Results-Based Reporting

Additional info

  • UN Volunteer assignment based in Kabul
  • Afghanistan is a non-family E duty station with a six-week rest-and-recuperation cycle
  • United Nations personnel reside in the UNOCA compound