- Inter-Governmental Organization
- National Non-Governmental Organization
- International Non-Governmental Organization
The Partnerships Officer will effectively position WFP with the Government and development partners to attract policy support, resources, technical assistance and innovative solutions to advance joint works. The role will also support the Government to achieve the SDGs and Zero Hunger.
Minimum five or more years of relevant professional work experience in partnership roles. At least five (5) years of postgraduate professional experience in the area of partnerships, donor relations, development, humanitarian assistance or related fields. Has a good understanding of government and corporate strategies and priorities and gained experience in developing multi-stakeholder partnerships. Has gained significant experience in exploring new opportunities and providing inputs to design and develop solutions with prospective partners. Has developed long-term partner relationships and expanded engagements across geographies and sector. Has designed and managed all resource mobilization processes and resource strategies, negotiated contract terms and provided resourcing advice to seniors. Has used understanding of partner’s focus areas and knowledge of internal capabilities to create a Unique Value Proposition for the partners. Has gained experience in using technology and digital tools for data collection, analysis and shared data-based insights to add value to all partnerships. Has provided input into training and support strategy for technical systems users and provided advanced technical support. Has experience in managing a team. Has motivated team spirit and contributed to a gender-balanced, inclusive and sound working environment.
Advanced University degree in Political Science, International Development, Development Economics, International Relations, Law, Marketing, Communications or other relevant field, or First University degree with additional years of related work experience and/or trainings/courses.