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Program Analyst (Culture and Human Rights)

LocationAccra, Ghana
SetupOn-site
LevelEntry
Posted2w ago
Apply by2026-12-31
Communications & Marketing

Quick answer

UNFPA is hiring a Program Analyst (Culture and Human Rights) in Accra, Ghana, to provide programmatic and technical support, engage in partnership and advocacy, and integrate human rights and cultural perspectives into UNFPA programs. Master's degree required, with one year of relevant experience.

Role
Program Analyst (Culture and Human Rights)
Organization
UNFPA
Location
Accra, Ghana
Work setup
On-site
Level
Entry
Category
Communications & Marketing
Apply by
2026-12-31

The role

The Program Analyst, Culture and Human Rights will provide programmatic and technical support, engage in partnership and advocacy, and integrate human rights and cultural perspectives into UNFPA programs in Ghana.

What you'll do

  • Support research and analysis on human rights issues and contribute inputs to relevant programme, policy and reporting documents
  • Engage with national partners, civil society organizations, and human rights bodies to promote culturally sensitive approaches to sexual and reproductive health and rights
  • Support the Programme Team in developing approaches to strengthen national capacities for the promotion and protection of human rights
  • Support the design, coordination, implementation and monitoring of programmes that advance human rights, gender equality and culturally sensitive approaches
  • Support the development of policy briefs, training materials, and reporting mechanisms to strengthen organizational and partner capacity

What it takes

  • Master's degree
  • Minimum one year of relevant experience
  • Experience in SRH, national/international human rights law, or international criminal law
  • Experience working on human rights obligations and responsibilities of parties related to sexuality education and key populations
  • Demonstrated experience working with adolescent sexual and reproductive health and rights (ASRHR) frameworks and human rights-based programming
  • Experience in working with government institutions, NGOs, Private sector, and/or donor institutions

What you'll bring

Experience in SRHnational/international human rights lawor international criminal lawExperience working on human rights obligations and responsibilities of parties related to sexuality education and key populationsDemonstrated experience working with adolescent sexual and reproductive health and rights (ASRHR) frameworks and human rights-based programmingExperience in working with government institutions

Frequently asked questions

Where is the job located?

The job is located in Accra, Ghana.

What is the compensation?

Compensation is not specified.

What are the key qualifications required?

Key qualifications include a Master's degree, one year of relevant experience, and experience in SRH, national/international human rights law, or international criminal law.

How do I apply?

Applications should be submitted by December 31, 2026, and more information can be found on the UNFPA website.

How to apply

Apply directly on UNFPA's site. We link straight through — no resume parsing, no profile to fill out.

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