Pay and conditions
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Job Description
The Programme Analyst supports UN Women Myanmar's CERF-funded humanitarian portfolio, contributing to project design, implementation, monitoring and reporting. The role coordinates partners and proposals, monitors budgets and results, builds partner capacity, supports donor and inter-agency engagement, and develops advocacy, knowledge-management and communications products for programmes.
Key Details
Department
UN Women Myanmar Country Office
Position Details
Experience level
Early
Minimum experience
2 years
Employment type
Other
Arrangement
Onsite
Minimum education
Postgraduate degree
Language Requirements
Required
English, Burmese
Preferred
Another official language
Summary of Responsibilities
- Contribute to humanitarian project strategy, programme design and proposal formulation
- Lead implementation of programme activities, workplans and budgets
- Coordinate calls for proposals, technical review committees and partner capacity assessments
- Review and monitor implementing-partner financial and narrative reports
- Train partners on results-based management and monitor implementation
- Monitor programme activities and finances and draft monitoring, donor and UN Women reports
- Support resource mobilisation, inter-agency coordination, advocacy campaigns and knowledge products
Role Requirements
- Master's degree in political or social science, international development studies or gender and women's studies
- A first-level university degree plus two additional years of qualifying experience may substitute for an advanced degree
- At least two years of progressively responsible experience in programme or project implementation, coordination, monitoring and evaluation, donor reporting and capacity building
- Experience using office software, spreadsheet and database packages and web-based management systems
- Fluency in English and Burmese
- Myanmar citizenship or a Myanmar work permit
Desired Criteria
- Project or programme management certification such as PMP, PRINCE2 or MSP
- Experience in gender in humanitarian contexts
- Experience in United Nations systems
- Field experience
- Knowledge of another official UN language
- Experience using Oracle Cloud
Skills
Tools and Technologies
Source & verification
IGO Jobs sourced this vacancy from UN Women Careers, on 21 Aug 2026.