Overview
The Ethics Advisor will support and promote an ethical culture within WFP by providing independent and confidential ethics advice and guidance to employees and management.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide timely, independent, and confidential ethics advice and guidance to WFP employees and management on standards of conduct, ethical decision‑making, and conflicts of interest.
- Ensure that requests for advice and guidance are appropriately documented, tracked, and managed.
- Advise on disclosure obligations and contribute to the effective implementation of the Annual Conflicts of Interest and Financial Disclosure Programme.
- Support the review and handling of Whistleblower Protection cases.
- Contribute to the development and review of Ethics Office policies, guidance, tools, and internal processes.
- Support ethics outreach, training, and awareness‑raising activities.
Required Experience
A minimum of 6 years or more of experience in ethics, legal, compliance, or other related areas.
Qualifications
Advanced university degree in law, ethics, government, public administration, international affairs, compliance, or other related fields.
