
Programme AnalystNew
Category | Grade:Professional | NPSA-8Deadline:20 Aug 2026 (10 days left)Job ID:36055Posted on:10 Aug 2026 (today)
Pay and conditions
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Job Description
Supports the Women’s Peace and Humanitarian Fund in Sudan by coordinating partner delivery, budgets, monitoring, reporting and capacity development. The analyst strengthens programmes for women-led civil-society organisations while contributing to resource mobilisation, advocacy and inter-agency alignment.
Key Details
Department
Women’s Peace and Humanitarian Fund
Position details
Experience level
Early
Minimum experience
2 years
Category
Professional
Grade
NPSA-8
Arrangement
Onsite
Education
Bachelor degree or equivalent
Recruitment scope
National
Language Requirements
Required
English, Local language
Desired
Another official language
Summary of Responsibilities
- Contribute technical inputs to WPHF programme strategies, proposals and initiatives
- Coordinate implementation, workplans, budgets and partner calls for proposals
- Review partner financial and narrative reports and train partners in results-based management
- Monitor programme activities, results, indicators and responsible-partner delivery
- Track expenditures, revise budgets and contribute to financial and donor reporting
- Support partnerships, resource mobilisation and inter-agency coordination
- Develop advocacy, communications and knowledge-management products
- Oversee Programme Associates and Assistants as needed
Role Requirements
- Master’s degree or equivalent with two years of experience, or first-level university degree with four years
- At least two years of progressively responsible programme or project-support experience
- Experience supporting programme implementation, coordination and partner engagement
- Experience working with civil-society organisations, including women-led organisations and networks
- Experience organising and supporting training, workshops or advocacy initiatives
- Experience monitoring programme activities and contributing to reports
- Fluency in English and the local language
Desired Criteria
- Project or programme management certification such as PMP, PRINCE2 or MSP
- Experience working in fragile, conflict or humanitarian contexts
Skills to Have
Tools Knowledge
Additional info
- National Personnel Service Agreement at NPSA-8
Source & verification
IGO Jobs sourced this vacancy from UN Women Careers, on 10 Aug 2026.