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Regional Statistics Specialist

UN WomenPanama City, Panama
Category | Grade:Professional | P-4Deadline:14 Aug 2026Job ID:36031Posted on:5 Aug 2026
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Overview

Leads regional implementation of UN Women’s Women Count programme across Latin America and the Caribbean, strengthening gender-statistics production, SDG monitoring and data use through technical assistance, capacity development, partnerships, advocacy, knowledge management and results monitoring.

Department: Latin America and the Caribbean Regional Office

Languages

Required: English, Spanish

Desired: French or Portuguese, Another UN language

Minimum Experience

7 years

Estimated Salary

Not available

Responsibilities

  • Lead regional planning and implementation of the Women Count programme
  • Provide technical and policy support on gender statistics and SDG monitoring
  • Develop guidance, methodologies, assessments and data-use plans
  • Train country and programme offices and lead a regional community of practice
  • Build partnerships with governments, donors, international agencies, civil society and private-sector actors
  • Advocate for stronger gender data and mobilize programme resources
  • Oversee monitoring plans, targets, indicators and evaluation of regional results
  • Codify lessons, use cases and best practices in gender-statistics production and use

Requirements

  • Advanced university degree in statistics, economics or a related field, or a first degree with two additional years of qualifying experience
  • At least seven years of progressive experience in statistics
  • Experience in gender equality and women’s empowerment
  • Computer, office-software, spreadsheet, database and web-based management-system experience
  • Fluency in English and Spanish

Skills

Gender StatisticsStatistical AnalysisSDG MonitoringCapacity BuildingTechnical AssistancePartnership DevelopmentResource MobilizationKnowledge Management

Tools

Microsoft WordExcelOracle Cloud ERP

Additional info

  • Temporary appointment for six months