
Technical Lead and Drafter, Papua New Guinea National Action Plan on Women, Peace and SecurityNew
Pay and conditions
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Job Description
Leads technical drafting of Papua New Guinea's first National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security under Government leadership. The consultancy synthesises evidence and consultations, develops a results-based and implementable policy framework, facilitates interdepartmental review, and integrates monitoring, costing, financing and stakeholder feedback into a final national validation package.
Key Details
Department
UN Women Papua New Guinea
Position Details
Experience level
Senior
Minimum experience
7 years
Employment type
Contractor
Arrangement
Onsite
Minimum education
Bachelor's degree or equivalent
Contract duration
Until 20 March 2027
Language Requirements
Required
English, Tok Pisin
Preferred
Local language
Summary of Responsibilities
- Review women, peace and security frameworks, national policies, consultations and evidence
- Refine the NAP WPS structure, annotated outline, drafting methodology and workplan with Government and UN Women
- Draft the action plan chapter by chapter and present sections to the interdepartmental coordination mechanism
- Facilitate technical discussions, capture Government decisions and revise draft chapters
- Maintain a structured comment and decision matrix throughout the drafting process
- Integrate results frameworks, indicators, baselines, targets, timelines and monitoring arrangements
- Draft coordination, implementation, financing and resource-mobilisation arrangements
- Prepare the consolidated NAP WPS and national validation package and incorporate agreed feedback
Role Requirements
- Master's degree in gender studies, peace and conflict studies, political science, international relations, public policy, development studies, law, social sciences or a related field
- First-level university degree plus two additional years of qualifying experience may be accepted instead
- At least seven years of experience in policy development, strategic planning, peacebuilding, women peace and security, gender equality or governance
- Knowledge of Papua New Guinea governance, gender equality, peace and security context
- Experience drafting national policies, strategies, action plans or results frameworks
- Fluency in written and spoken English and working proficiency in Tok Pisin
Desired Criteria
- Experience integrating results-based frameworks, monitoring frameworks or financing considerations
- Experience with women's organisations, civil society, peacebuilders or sub-national stakeholders in Papua New Guinea
- Knowledge of additional Papua New Guinea languages
Skills
Additional Information
- Office-based consultancy in Port Moresby with required in-person coordination
- Deliverable-based assignment with final NAP WPS due 20 March 2027
Source & verification
IGO Jobs sourced this vacancy from UN Women Careers, on 29 Aug 2026.