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Programme Specialist – Women Leaders in Finance

UNDPNew York, United States
Category | Grade:Professional | IPSA-11Deadline:11 Aug 2026Job ID:33292Posted on:29 Jul 2026
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Overview

The Programme Specialist coordinates UNDP’s Women Leaders in Finance platform from New York, advancing women’s leadership across public and private finance. The role manages implementation, global partnerships, learning and resource mobilization while supporting gender-responsive economic governance and policy influence.

Department: Bureau for Policy and Programme Support – Gender Team

Languages

Required: English

Desired: Portuguese

Minimum Experience

7 years

Estimated Salary

Not available

Responsibilities

  • Lead day-to-day implementation of the Women Leaders in Finance platform
  • Coordinate global governance, high-level dialogues and regional forums
  • Oversee leadership academies, mentoring and tailored learning programmes
  • Produce policy, research and knowledge products on gender-responsive finance
  • Build partnerships and develop proposals for resource mobilization
  • Monitor results, risks, reporting and corrective actions

Requirements

  • Advanced degree in economics, development economics, public policy, international development, gender studies or a closely related field, or a bachelor’s degree with additional qualifying experience
  • At least seven years of relevant experience with a master’s degree or nine years with a bachelor’s degree in public or private finance or related fields
  • Experience advancing women’s leadership in public or private finance
  • Project management experience covering planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation
  • Excellent report writing and stakeholder-engagement experience
  • Fluency in written and spoken English

Skills

Programme managementGender-responsive financePublic policyPartnership developmentResource mobilizationKnowledge managementMonitoring and evaluationExecutive communicationsStakeholder engagement

Additional info

Not available