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World Food Programme seeks a Partnerships Consultant in Rome (11 months) to strengthen CO partnerships, guide strategic plans, and support donor engagement and fundraising efforts. The role requires master’s level background and 5-8 years in development or humanitarian contexts, with strong writing and analytical skills.
The consultant will coordinate with donor accounts, field offices, and HQ, travel as needed, and ensure timely delivery of proposals and guidance for effective partnerships
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TYPE OF CONTRACT: CST
REG UNIT/DIVISION: PPDR - Country Office Support Hub
DUTY STATION (City, Country): Rome
DURATION:11 months
WFP's Partnerships Department's Country Office Support Hub (PPDR) helps Country Offices protect, grow and diversify their partnerships and resourcing across public and private donors. Based on Country Office needs, PPDR provides operational, strategic and business development support to strengthen resource mobilization and partnership management across a range of partners. PPDR assists Country Offices in navigatin`g main corporate reporting and partnership planning processes. PPDR also promotes knowledge management and learning across WFP to ensure teams have the information and tools they need to enhance partnerships. PPDR works closely with Partnerships divisions, Global Offices, Regional Director Offices and other Headquarters divisions to deliver timely, practical and high quality support. The Consultant will report to the Country Office Support Team Lead. The Consultant will work in coordination with donor account managers and regional offices. The Consultant will support COs' partnership journey from planning to opportunity confirmation and is expected to travel to the field where requested. The Consultant will support a designated set of Country Offices and act as a focal point for specific corporate processes, donor accounts and themes.
Education: A master's degree or equivalent in one or more of the following disciplines: political science, economics, international affairs, public administration, social sciences, development studies, or any other field related to international development or humanitarian assistance.
Experience: Between 5-8 years of working experience in development, consultancy, research, humanitarian response would be preferable. Working directly in or with WFP operations is an asset. Previous work experience in various country contexts and with partnerships management strongly preferred.
Knowledge & Skills: The ideal candidate will have diverse mix of experience related to the portfolio, and would benefit from familiarity with WFP's operations, policy, planning and partnerships. The candidate should have a multidisciplinary and versatile professional experience, working in various sectors. He/She should be a self-starter, organised, flexible and comfortable with working with multiple internal and external actors and to tight deadlines. Strong writing, analytical and research skills; good interpersonal skills, teamwork spirit and ability to work in multicultural settings; superior cognitive capacity.
Languages: Proficiency/level C of English (requirement); Proficiency in at least one other WFP working language(s) required (French, Spanish, Arabic, Russian, Portuguese, or Chinese)
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