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UN Jobs in Sudan 2026

Explore active UN jobs and international vacancies in Sudan, with hiring duty stations, organizations, market insights and application guidance.

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All Sudan Jobs

Showing 17 of 17 active roles.

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Protocol Officer

UNISFAKhartoum, Sudan
Professional (NO-C)6 days leftEnglish, ArabicYesterday
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National Solar Energy Consultant

WHOKhartoum, Sudan
Professional (NO-C) · CON5 days leftEnglish2 days ago
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EPI Officer

WHOKhartoum, Sudan
Professional (NO-A)5 days leftEnglish, Arabic2 days ago
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International Solar Energy Consultant

WHOSudanRemote
Professional (B) · CON5 days leftEnglish2 days ago
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National Research Assistant

UNICEFSudanRemote
Professional · CON3 days leftEnglish, Arabic4 days ago
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Chief WASH

UNICEFPort Sudan, Sudan
Professional (P-5)3 days leftEnglish4 days ago
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GBV Programme Analyst

UNFPAKhartoum, Sudan
Volunteer (via UNV)9 days leftEnglish, Arabic5 days ago
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Office Associate

FAOKhartoum, Sudan
General7 days leftEnglish, Arabic7 days ago
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Senior Visibility Consultant

UNESCOKassala, Sudan
Professional (Level 3) · CON2 days leftArabic, English7 days ago
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Senior National Expert in Technical Education Curriculum Development

UNESCOPort Sudan, Sudan
Professional · CON3 days leftArabic, English7 days ago
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Emergency Programme Officer

UNICEFKosti, Sudan
Volunteer (via UNV)6 days leftEnglish8 days ago
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Programme Policy Officer, Partnership

WFPKosti, Sudan
Professional (NO-A)6 days leftEnglish, Arabic8 days ago
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Emergency Program Officer

UNICEFDamazin, Sudan
Volunteer (via UNV)1 day leftEnglish13 days ago
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Pharmacist

WHOKhartoum, Sudan
Professional (NO-A)1 day leftEnglish, Arabic13 days ago
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Administrative Assistant/Protocol

UNFPAPort Sudan, Sudan
Volunteer (via UNV)TodayArabic, English14 days ago
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Humanitarian Affairs Specialist (Access and Civil-Military Coordination)

UNICEFPort Sudan, Sudan
Professional (P-4)TodayEnglish, Arabic14 days ago
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Nutrition Specialist (Sub-National Cluster Coordinator)

UNICEFEl Geneina, Sudan
Professional (NO-3)English27 Jun 2026

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About Sudan

Sudan is a north-east African country of sharp regional contrasts, from the Red Sea coast to the Nile corridor and western plains. Port Sudan is an important coordination centre during the conflict; Khartoum, Darfur, Kordofan, Gezira and Abyei have very different conditions. War and displacement have profoundly disrupted cities and public services.

Current conditions require exceptional caution. Insecurity, displacement, disease outbreaks and damaged infrastructure affect movement, water, power and health care. Conditions can shift quickly, so relocation needs current professional security advice, contingency planning and location-specific information.

Sudan’s international role is shaped by humanitarian, development and protection work. The UN Country Team works with national and local partners on food, health, protection, education, WASH, mine action, human rights and recovery. UNISFA adds a peacekeeping presence in Abyei, linking relief to restoring basic services and resilience.

CapitalKhartoum
CurrencySudanese pound (SDG)
Safety Index21.0Low
Official LanguagesArabic and English
Calling Code+249
Bordering CountriesCentral African Republic, Chad, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Libya and South Sudan

Sudan Hiring Duty Stations

All duty stations recorded in the directory, including current vacancies, known headquarters and archived listings. Only locations with an active vacancy are clickable.

  1. Jobs in Khartoum6
  2. Jobs in Port Sudan4
  3. Jobs in Kosti2
  4. Jobs in Damazin1
  5. Jobs in El Geneina1
  6. Jobs in Kassala1

Organizations Hiring in Sudan

Organizations represented in active Sudan vacancies.

Working in Sudan

Port Sudan is a principal UN operational hub, while Khartoum, El Geneina, Wadi Madani and other areas host field assignments. Work is humanitarian and emergency-driven: protection, health, nutrition, WASH, logistics, security, food assistance, coordination, data and recovery. International, national, consultancy, UN Volunteer and NGO appointments can differ radically in access, travel, medical, insurance, rest-and-recuperation, evacuation and family terms. Confirm the written duty station, deployment conditions and current security framework directly with the employer before accepting.

Why Sudan

  • High-impact emergency response

    Roles support life-saving protection, health, food, water and coordination in complex conditions.

  • Advanced humanitarian operations

    Access, logistics, security and supply functions build demanding transferable operational experience.

  • Essential local-partner collaboration

    Effective delivery requires practical coordination with Sudanese institutions and communities.

How to apply for UN jobs in Sudan

Use IGOJobs to identify roles, then apply only through the official portal named by the legal employer. The UN country site, agencies, UN Volunteers, Secretariat, NGOs and contractors use separate systems, and no general Sudan profile transfers between them.

1Confirm the exact operating location and contract

Determine whether the job is based in Port Sudan, Khartoum, El Geneina, Wadi Madani or another location, and whether it is national, international, local, consultant, volunteer or NGO employment. Read remote, travel, security, deployment and physical-presence clauses closely; they are core job conditions.

2Submit through the official employer system

Open the original notice and complete its required account, CV, personal-history information, technical proposal and documents. UNICEF, WFP, UNHCR, IOM, UNDP, WHO, UNFPA, Secretariat and NGO systems are separate. Do not send sensitive documents or money outside the stated official process.

3Evidence humanitarian, language and field capability

Use clear results in emergency response, protection, health, nutrition, WASH, food security, cash, logistics, safety, data, access, partnerships or operations as required. Arabic is vital for many local and partner-facing roles; English is prevalent in international work. Be accurate about language ability, emergency experience and willingness to meet stated deployment requirements.

4Obtain employer-managed access and documentation guidance

National and local roles follow the stated Sudanese eligibility conditions. International staff entry, residence, work documentation, security clearances and movement arrangements are coordinated by the employer through applicable authorities and operational channels. They vary by nationality, function, location and conditions. Consultants, volunteers and dependants must not assume staff arrangements apply.

5Verify security and relocation terms before commitment

Expect technical tests, competency interviews and references. Before accepting or travelling, obtain written confirmation of location, security framework, medical and insurance coverage, housing or travel rules, contract duration, salary basis, entry documents, evacuation, rest-and-recuperation where applicable and family eligibility. A job offer does not itself establish operational clearance.

Employer-managed entry, residence and operational clearance

Ordinary employment follows Sudan’s entry, work and residence requirements, confirmed by the legal employer for the contract, nationality and location. A qualifying UN or IGO appointment may instead use employer-managed official facilitation and operational clearance. This is not automatic: employer, staff category, duty station and access conditions determine documentation, movement, residence and dependant options. Confirm documentation and security conditions with HR before travel.

Sudan Market Insights

Current vacancy activity and the career areas represented across active Sudan listings.

Active jobs

17

Added this month

16

+16 vs last month

Organizations hiring

7

Most active month

September

Most active organization

UNICEF

Most active duty station

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Sudan International Careers FAQs

Can non-Sudanese nationals apply for IGO jobs in Sudan?

Yes for internationally recruited posts where eligible. National, local and many consultancy roles can require Sudanese nationality, residence or local eligibility. The contract category and notice's eligibility language determine access; the employer's international identity does not make every role open internationally.

Is Port Sudan the same as Khartoum for work conditions?

No. UN reporting identifies Port Sudan as a primary operational location after the conflict-related shift, while Khartoum assignments and conditions are distinct and can change. Check the actual written duty station, access, housing, security, travel and reporting terms before applying or accepting.

Is Arabic required?

It depends on the job. Arabic is frequently essential for national, local, partner-facing and community work; English is common in international coordination. Some posts require both. Follow the vacancy's stated standard and do not overstate proficiency.

Will an IGO arrange my Sudan entry and work documents?

Only the employing organization can confirm this. International appointees can have employer-managed documentation and clearance, but the process depends on appointment, location, nationality and conditions. Local hires, consultants, volunteers and family members may follow different routes. Do not travel until HR confirms arrangements.

Are international assignments family-accompanied?

Do not assume so. Eligibility for family travel, housing, medical support, schooling, evacuation and rest-and-recuperation is appointment- and duty-station-specific and can change with security conditions. Obtain current written employer guidance before accepting a role or making family plans.

Can I apply without prior UN experience?

Yes unless the notice expressly requires it. Relevant NGO, public-health, humanitarian, logistics, security, government, research or community experience can be competitive. Show measurable results that match the technical responsibilities, operating context and stated competencies of the vacancy.