UNOPS - Global Monitoring Officer

ppThe Global Monitoring Officer leads the GEMI Coordination Team, serving the inter‑agency governance structure of UN‑Water. Based in Geneva, Switzerland, the role supports coordination, communication, and regional and country‑level activities for monitoring water and sanitation under the Sustainable Development Goal 6 framework. /p h3Responsibilities /h3 ol li bSupport coordination in GEMI at all levels /b ul liLead the GEMI Coordination Team and manage all related tasks, including technical aspects, administration and logistics, and relations with UNOPS. /li liSupport the work of GEMI Target Teams and facilitate the timely preparation of work plans, delivery of outputs, and regular progress reports. /li liSupport and coordinate the organisation and follow‑up of the regular meetings of GEMI’s Monitoring Team, steering committee and high‑level strategic advisory group. /li liSupport the participating UN agencies in the development and implementation of a GEMI resource mobilisation strategy in close collaboration with other relevant global monitoring initiatives under the UN‑Water umbrella. /li /ul /li li bSupport the communication of global monitoring for water and sanitation /b ul liCommunicate with and facilitate communication and information sharing among relevant stakeholders of water and sanitation global monitoring, in particular within GEMI. /li liContribute to establishing and maintaining a dialogue with Member States, relevant organisations and other stakeholders, to ensure that they are informed and engaged in the further development of water and sanitation global monitoring. /li liIn close liaison with the GEMI steering committee and UN‑Water Communications Manager, support the development and implementation of a strategy for external communication of water and sanitation global monitoring results. /li /ul /li li bFacilitate and support GEMI regional and country‑level activities /b ul liFacilitate and support, as necessary, the regional level work in the GEMI proof‑of‑concept phase and subsequent global roll‑out, including the organisation of regional workshops. /li liFacilitate and support, as necessary, the country level work in the GEMI proof‑of‑concept phase and subsequent global roll‑out, including liaison with UN Country Teams, set‑up of national focal points and inter‑sectoral monitoring teams. /li /ul /li li bPerform other related duties as required /b /li /ol h3Competencies /h3 ul libProfessionalism /b – solid understanding of water resources, management and use; demonstrates professional competence and mastery of subject matter; stays calm under stress; incorporates gender and human rights perspectives. /li libPlanning and Organising /b – develops clear goals; prioritises activities; allocates resources; foresees risks; monitors and adjusts plans. /li libCommunication /b – speaks and writes clearly; listens; tailors language to audience; fosters two‑way communication. /li libTeamwork /b – works collaboratively; values others’ ideas; supports group decisions; shares credit. /li libAccountability /b – takes ownership of responsibilities; delivers outputs on time, cost and quality; complies with regulations; provides oversight. /li /ul h3Skills /h3 ul liExcellent interpersonal and communication skills /li liProject management and coordination /li liMonitoring and evaluation /li liAbility to perform analysis and synthesis /li liNetworking /li /ul h3Education /h3 pAdvanced university degree (Master’s degree or equivalent) in natural sciences, engineering or management, with an environmental or water‑related focus. /p h3Experience /h3 pMinimum of 7 years of progressively responsible professional experience in water‑ and/or environmental‑related fields in the international context, including at least 3 years in global monitoring and 3 years in project management. Experience in coordinating and synthesising inputs from expert groups and work in a complex inter‑institutional context, building and promoting good working relationships across cultures and distances, and managing water‑related networks and field work. /p h3Contract Information /h3 pContract type: Fixed‑Term Appointmentbr/Contract level: IC S11/P‑4br/Contract duration: 1 year, renewable, subject to satisfactory performance and funding availabilitybr/For more details about United Nations staff contracts, please follow this link: /p pUNOPS is committed to achieving a truly diverse workforce. /p /p #J-18808-Ljbffr