Moldova: Programme Analyst, Women, Peace and Security/Humanitarian Action
Jun 20, 2022
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UN Women
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At the regional level, UN Women works to drive forward the WPS Agenda in Europe and Central Asia (ECA). This includes support to regional bodies and civil society organizations, collaboration with UN agencies and support to UN Women’s field offices. Regional work includes support to the implementation of regional and National Action Plans on WPS, regional dialogue work on inclusive peace and mediation processes. Our interventions support projects that increase women’s participation and influence in decision-making to prevent and resolve conflicts, as well as engender humanitarian response. We promote gender perspectives in policy development and work to strengthen the protection of women affected by crisis and/or conflict. We also amplify calls for accountability and advance the status of women in post-conflict/crisis settings.
Under the project ‘Advisory support for Strengthening Gender Responsiveness of Humanitarian Actions and Refugee Response in Europe and Central Asian region’ funded by the Government of Iceland, UN Women has been working to strengthen the gender responsiveness of humanitarian action in the ECA region through advocacy, coordination, policy advice and through providing technical advisory support to country offices, in line with the Government of Iceland’s foreign policy and priorities. Icelandic funds enabled UN Women to strengthen gender equality in Peace, Security and Humanitarian efforts and response in the region, notably enhanced capacity, and partnerships with national and international institutions.
Additionally, under its regional WPS and Humanitarian Action (HA) portfolio, UN Women is working on two projects in Central Asia - Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan - with specific results relevant to each country’s context. The overall objective of the projects is to support States in Central Asia in the rehabilitation and reintegration of their citizens returned from conflict zones. The projects will increase advocacy and contribute to national efforts to effectively mainstream gender and human rights perspectives in policy frameworks, processes, and measures to address Screening, Prosecution, Rehabilitation and Reintegration (SPRR) at the national level. The projects will also leverage experience gained from work in the four participating countries to facilitate information exchange and dialogue on gender-sensitive recovery and rehabilitation measures with other Member States in the Central Asia region.
In 2022, a new project was added to the regional WPS/HA portfolio. The Germany funded regional programme ‘Enhancing Women’s Leadership for Sustainable Peace in Fragile Contexts in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA)’ with the Peace and Security section and the Regional Office for Arab States, was expanded to the ECA region under a new Afghanistan-related component. With this expansion, the ECA Regional Office launched a series of targeted initiatives to support the continued and increased participation of Afghan women human rights defenders, women peacebuilders, women leaders and women-led organizations essentially in the diaspora to protect the progress on gender equality and to ensure that women’s rights leaders have a voice in peace dialogues and processes.
Over the past twelve few months, the region has been marked by further instability (Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kazakhstan, as well as overall Central Asia due to the crisis in Afghanistan), requiring the Regional Office to strengthen its regional WPS portfolio response, coordination, management and oversight to better support Country Offices with the immediate peace and security challenges in the region. In light of the further instability and humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, UN Women will reprogramme its ongoing interventions to better support the regional programming and country-level offices, with a specific focus on Ukraine and Moldova Country Offices as well as neighboring countries, with immediate peace and security challenges, requiring the Regional Office to strengthen its technical capacity to respond to the increased demands from those countries.
Reflective of the above, UN Women is seeking a Programme Analyst to provide advanced adiministrative, financial and logistical support. Programme Analyst will provide technical support and coordinate the financial management of the projects and programmes within WPS/HA Portfolio in Europe and Central Asia Region.
Under the overall guidance of the Women, Peace and Security Policy Advisor at ECA Regional Office, the Programme Analyst works with Regional Programme Coordinator on the day-to-day functions of the TORs and is responsible for providing assistance to country-level offices and Regional Office to ensure the effective programme implementation of WPS/HA Portfolio across the Region.
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Coordinate the financial planning, analysis, provision and reporting of the Regional WPS/HA Portfolio in accordance with UN Women internal control framework, rules, regulations, policies and procedures
Coordinate the monitoring and oversight of the projects/programmes financial management in accordance with UN Women rules, regulations, policies and procedures
Coordinate the audit process in accordance with UN Women rules, regulations, policies and procedures
Coordinate programme/ project budgets in accordance with UN Women rules, regulations, policies and procedures
Participate in knowledge management and capacity building
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