Ethics Officer: Policy, Training & Compliance Lead

WFP - World Food Programme; Roma; In loco; EUR 70.000 - 100.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

The World Food Programme (WFP) is seeking an experienced Ethics Officer to strengthen the organisation's ethical framework from our Rome-based offices. The role involves managing conflict of interest disclosures, advising on policy development, and supporting retaliation-protection processes, while fostering internal and external relationships across UN partners.

Fluency in English with a second UN language is preferred, and the incumbent will relocate to Rome, Italy, on a fixed-term contract

Competenze

• Advanced degree required in related field.
• Minimum 5 years in legal advice, compliance, risk assessment, or ethics.

Mansioni

• Provide input to Ethics Office strategy and work plan.
• Advise on ethics standards and track inquiries.
• Manage annual disclosure program and ensure smooth rollout.
• Develop and deliver ethics training and e-learning modules.
• Review policy documents for ethical considerations.
• Support protection against retaliation processes and draft memos.
• Enhance Ethics Office presence on internal/external channels.
• Prepare reports on the Ethics Office activities.
• Collaborate with UN and Rome-based agencies to align messages.

Conoscenze

Ethics knowledge

Compliance understanding

Risk assessment

Stakeholder advisory

Whistleblower policy knowledge

Integrity & impartiality

Training delivery

Interpersonal skills

Formazione

Advanced university degree in law, ethics, public administration, international affairs, compliance or related field

Descrizione del lavoro

The World Food Programme (WFP) is seeking an experienced Ethics Officer to strengthen the organisation's ethical framework from our Rome-based offices. The role involves managing conflict of interest disclosures, advising on policy development, and supporting retaliation-protection processes, while fostering internal and external relationships across UN partners.

Fluency in English with a second UN language is preferred, and the incumbent will relocate to Rome, Italy, on a fixed-term contract