Associate Grants Management Officer

UNESCO · Paris, France

Organization
UNESCO
Location
Paris, France
Organization type
United Nations
Contract
Job
Posted
7 November 2026
Deadline
Deadline: see the posting

Job details

Experience required
2 years minimum
Education
Master's degree
Languages
English (required), French (required), Arabic (required), Spanish (required), Russian (required), Chinese (required)

excerpts from the official posting

Under the overall authority of the Director of the Division for Partnerships, the authority of the Head of the Agreement Management Unit and the direct supervision of the Grants Management Officer, the incumbent will contribute to the review of donor funding agreements, will support the Agreement Management Unit in…

Main responsibilities

  • Within this context, specific duties of the Associate Grants Management Officer will include:

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  • Knowledge sharing and continuous improvement (C)
  • For detailed information, please consult the UNESCO Competency Framework .

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