Apply: FAO Programme Associate

Deadline: 03 July, 2020

Location: Accra, Ghana

Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) is currently seeking applications from the eligible applicants for the post of Programme Associate (Operations).

FAO is a specialised agency of the United Nations that leads international efforts to defeat hunger.

Responsibilities

  • Coordinate the preparation, submission, revision and follow-up of the departmental programme of work and budget, and the monitoring and provision of information on programme implementation
  • Coordinate, review and analyse the departmental periodic budgetary reports for final submission to the Office of Strategic Planning
  • Assemble and synthesise data from corporate and departmental databases to facilitate the analysis of programmes, projects or activities, and to draft periodic or ad hoc management reports
  • Monitor departmental projects and ensure the maintenance and retrieval of programming reference material, documentation, data and information
  • Consolidate and monitor various reports on departmental human resources planning and expenditures, the use of non-staff resources, the departmental communication and publishing plans, IT plans, and travel schedules
  • Screen incoming correspondence to identify issues requiring further attention and draft related correspondence

Requirements

  • Secondary school education
  • Five years of experience in administrative/financial/planning/programming/budgeting activities for both regular programmes and projects
  • Working knowledge of English, French or Spanish and limited knowledge of one of the other official languages of the organisation
  • Knowledge of the Field Programme Management Information System (FPMIS)
  • Project management skills
  • Excellent communications skill, both orally and in writing, on technical materials for audiences at different levels of technical expertise
  • Good knowledge of the MS Office applications, internet and office technology equipment

To apply and for more information, click here.

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