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UNHCR Malaysia is seeking a PSP Assistant to support day-to-day data reporting, donor inquiry and clerical duties for the face-to-face donor acquisition programme. You willassist PSP Officer and Senior PSP Associate with relationships with external partners and with in-house operations.
You will help monitor KPI performance, contribute to training sessions, and support recruitment, site planning and procurement processes.
Deadline for Applications October 13, 2026 Hardship Level (not applicable for home-based) A (least hardship) Family Type (not applicable for home-based) Family Staff Member / Affiliate Type UNOPS LICA4 Target Start Date 2026-11-01
1.General Background The UNHCR Private Sector Partnership (PSP) launched Private Sector fundraising activities in Malaysia in 2017. The development of this market will support the global organization in expanding its supporter base and building stable and predictable income stream from the private sector within Malaysia. Ultimately, UNHCR Malaysia can provide even more support to refugees and other persons of concern. As in other markets PSP operates in, a PSP goal in Malaysia is to establish a sustainable source of funding through monthly donors to be recruited via Face-to-Face (F2F) and later in 2018 the acquisition channel expanded into others i.e. digital, telemarketing, etc. UNHCR operations in Malaysia, currently benefiting some 200,000 refugees and other persons of concern, provides an excellent operational context to present UNHCR to the public in a compelling manner and seek financial support from individual donors in support of UNHCR programs in Malaysia and worldwide. PSP activities in collaboration with other units also contribute to raise UNHCR brand awareness and improve public perceptions on refugees. UNHCR is now looking for a highly motivated and self-driven PSP Assistant to support day-to-day data reporting, donor inquiry and clerk/administrative work of the face-to-face acquisition programme the incumbent will assist PSP officer on the PSP face to face administrative and vendor monitoring i.e. Purchase Order process, invoices, etc.
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