PCCP Consultant in MENA

UN Secretariat; Wien; Presencial; EUR 60 000 - 90 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

UN Secretariat invites bids for a consultant to support PCCP MENA funding proposals and donor reporting. The role focuses on funding design, gender-responsive assessment, and content framing for donor documentation across Lebanon and broader MENA operations.

The candidate will lead technical design of gender assessments, ensure quality in reporting, and coordinate with project officers and counterparts to advance illicit trafficking and supply chain security initiatives.

Qualificações

• Minimum five years of professional experience in border management, programme development, or donor engagement.
• Experience in designing funding proposals and concept notes related to crime, illicit goods, rule of law, and supply chain security.
• Experience in gender-responsive programming or assessments, donor reporting, and resource mobilization.

Responsabilidades

• Develop a portfolio-wide design framework for PCCP MENA funding proposals and concept notes, aligning implementation priorities with results-based design and performance indicators.
• Lead the technical design of a gender-responsive assessment methodology for PCCP activities in Lebanon, integrating findings into programme planning and gender mainstreaming.
• Determine the content and framing of donor reports and fundraising documentation for the PCCP MENA portfolio, ensuring alignment with donor priorities and reporting requirements.
• Provide operational, drafting, and advisory support for PCCP activities in Lebanon and other MENA countries, focusing on illicit trafficking and supply chain security, including activity sequencing, risk assessment, and coordination with project officers and national counterparts.

Conhecimentos

Programme design

Funding proposal development

Results-based design

Monitoring frameworks

Gender-responsive programming

Gender assessments

Donor reporting

Resource mobilization

Illicit trafficking

Supply chain security

Risk assessment

Interagency cooperation

Operational support

Drafting

Advisory support

Formação académica

Master’s degree or equivalent

First-level degree with two additional years of qualifying experience

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Organizational context

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) established the Passenger and Cargo Control Programme (PCCP) in 2025 by merging existing programs. PCCP aims to enhance Member States' capacity to disrupt illicit flows at borders, intercept high-risk passengers, and facilitate legitimate trade. The programme operates across multiple phases, emphasizing intelligence sharing and interagency cooperation.

Job purpose

This role supports the PCCP MENA portfolio by maximizing funding opportunities and providing technical and advisory assistance for donor reporting, resource mobilization, and gender-responsive programming. The consultant will design and align funding proposals and concept notes with implementation priorities, results-based design, and monitoring frameworks to sustain and expand PCCP activities in the MENA region. Key contributions include leading the technical design of a gender-responsive assessment methodology for Lebanon and ensuring its integration into programme planning and gender mainstreaming efforts, as well as defining the content and framing of donor reports and fundraising documentation.

Responsibilities

Develop a portfolio-wide design framework for PCCP MENA funding proposals and concept notes, aligning implementation priorities with results-based design and performance indicators. Lead the technical design of a gender-responsive assessment methodology for PCCP activities in Lebanon, integrating findings into programme planning and gender mainstreaming. Determine the content and framing of donor reports and fundraising documentation for the PCCP MENA portfolio, ensuring alignment with donor priorities and reporting requirements. Provide operational, drafting, and advisory support for PCCP activities in Lebanon and other MENA countries, focusing on illicit trafficking and supply chain security, including activity sequencing, risk assessment, and coordination with project officers and national counterparts.

Education

An advanced university degree (Master’s or equivalent) in international relations, criminology, law, or related fields is required. A first-level degree with two additional years of qualifying experience may be accepted. Fluency in English and French is required; knowledge of another UN language is an advantage.

Work experience

A minimum of five years of professional experience in border management, programme development, or donor engagement is required. Demonstrated experience in designing funding proposals and concept notes related to crime, illicit goods, rule of law, and supply chain security is essential. Experience in gender-responsive programming or assessments, donor reporting, and resource mobilization is also required. UN or related organization experience is desirable.

Skills

Programme design, funding proposal development, results-based design, monitoring frameworks, gender-responsive programming, gender assessments, donor reporting, resource mobilization, illicit trafficking, supply chain security, risk assessment, interagency cooperation, operational support, drafting, advisory support.

Required languages

English, French