ICRC
1 active role
Duty station
UN Jobs in Quibdó: Humanitarian and Territorial Careers
Explore Quibdó careers in protection, humanitarian response, peacebuilding, climate resilience, ethnic inclusion, and field operations.
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Organizations
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Current vacancies in Quibdó
2 matching listings from 2 organisations.
Hiring organizations
Organizations with work in Quibdó
The active roles above show the organizations currently recruiting for this duty station. Their mix changes with operations, funding cycles, and the work being delivered locally.
UNVMC
1 active role
Salary & conditions
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46.6%
Professional-category compensation is adjusted by duty station; the published rate can change.
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Duty-station classification in the current UN framework.
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Eligibility, contract type, and benefits are set by the recruiting organization and the individual vacancy.
Location terms
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Travel, security, relocation, family status, and host-country arrangements vary by contract and organization.
Working in Quibdó
Why this duty station matters
Quibdó is a Colombian territorial duty station with a field profile distinct from Bogotá. International work can involve protection, peacebuilding, humanitarian response, climate resilience, public services, ethnic inclusion, livelihoods, and community partnerships.
- International role
- Colombia field, protection, and territorial-development location
- Language context
- Spanish is central
Career ecosystem
International work in Quibdó
Candidates should make community, territorial, protection, ethnic-inclusion, peacebuilding, or technical-delivery experience explicit.
Quibdó career FAQs
How is Quibdó different from Bogotá?+
It has a territorial, field, and community-delivery profile.
What work is associated with Quibdó?+
Protection, peacebuilding, resilience, inclusion, and field programs.
What should applicants show?+
Relevant territorial, sector, community, and Spanish-language experience.