Portfolio Coordinator – Rule of Law and Human Rights
Quick answer
UNDP Morocco is hiring an in-office Portfolio Coordinator – Rule of Law and Human Rights to lead project implementation, resource mobilization, and policy advocacy in the justice sector.
- Role
- Portfolio Coordinator – Rule of Law and Human Rights
- Organization
- United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
- Location
- Morocco
- Work setup
- On-site
- Level
- Mid
- Category
- Programs & Operations
The role
UNDP Morocco is seeking a Portfolio Coordinator for Rule of Law and Human Rights to lead the strategic management and implementation of justice reform initiatives. The incumbent will oversee project portfolios, foster partnerships with government and international stakeholders, and provide technical policy advisory services. This role involves mobilizing resources, ensuring gender-responsive programming, and supervising project staff to advance SDG 16 goals.
What you'll do
- Provide strategic leadership and direction to the Rule of Law and Human Rights portfolio.
- Manage project formulation, planning, implementation, and rigorous monitoring.
- Develop and maintain strategic partnerships with national and international stakeholders.
- Provide specialized technical advice on justice reform and human rights policy.
- Supervise project staff and foster a culture of organizational learning.
What it takes
- Advanced university degree in International Law, Criminal Law, or Human Rights.
- Minimum 2 years of professional experience in the justice/human rights sector with a Master’s degree.
- Fluency in French and Arabic is required.
- Demonstrated experience in managing multi-donor or multi-stakeholder portfolios.
- Proven knowledge of Morocco's legal and institutional justice framework.
What you'll bring
Frequently asked questions
Is this position remote?
This position is based in Morocco within the UNDP Country Office, requiring on-site presence for the management of local projects and institutional partnerships.
What are the core language requirements?
Candidates must be fluent in both French and Arabic; a working knowledge of English is considered desirable.
What is the educational requirement for this role?
A Master's degree in International Law, Criminal Law, Human Rights, or a related field is required, though a Bachelor's degree with two additional years of relevant experience may be considered.
How do I apply for this vacancy?
Interested candidates should review the UNDP career portal for application instructions, ensuring they verify their eligibility status based on the tiered application process outlined in the job description.
How to apply
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