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Openings
- Regional Coordinator for Asia and Pacific (consultant, approx. 4-6 hours/week)
- Regional Coordinator for Middle East and North Africa (consultant, approx. 4-6 hours/week)
- Regional Coordinator for Sub-Saharan Africa (consultant, approx. 4-6 hours/week)
- Paid Internship (Starting October/November 2020)
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Regional Coordinator for Asia and Pacific (consultant, approx. 4-6 hours/week)
The UNCAC Coalition is looking for a regional coordinator for the Asia and Pacific region, starting as soon as possible.
The UNCAC Coalition is an umbrella organisation, uniting civil society actors from all backgrounds committed to promoting the ratification, implementation and monitoring of the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC). The Convention is the only binding universal anti-corruption instrument and has been ratified by 186 countries.
The Coalition has a membership of over 100 civil society organisations and individuals on all continents, as well as a wider network of an additional 250 organisations. This community harnesses a broad range of issues: human rights, anti-corruption, freedom of information, financial transparency and environmental expertise.
The position is a consultant position with an estimated average weekly workload of 4-6 hours.
Your responsibilities:
- Foster a regional network of civil society organisations dealing with anti-corruption related issues in the Asia and Pacific region
- Engage with member organisations, non-member organisations and partners
- Moderate and stimulate discussions on a regional email group
- Liaise between member organisations in the region and the UNCAC Coalition’s Vienna Hub team
- Draft, edit, administer and moderate content to share with the Coalition’s regional civil society organisations (e.g. blog posts, event updates, moderation of discussions etc.)
- Draft and edit communication outputs (e.g. reports, articles, etc.)
- Research and monitor civil society activities in the field of anti-corruption in the region
- Outreach to civil society organisations and government actors on the UNCAC
- Engage with relevant regional organisations and other stakeholders on issues linked to the UNCAC
- Act as a point of contact for civil society organisations in the region
- Help coordinate research and advocacy activities of the UNCAC Coalition in the region
Your profile:
- You speak and write fluent English and at least one other language common in the region, with excellent written and verbal communication skills in all languages
- You have a deep understanding of anti-corruption, in particular, policy areas covered by the UNCAC. Experience with UNCAC-related fora and processes is a plus
- You have experience working with civil society organisations in your region, ideally in a context related to good governance, anti-corruption and/or human rights
- Strong interest in and knowledge of political developments in your region, in particular relating to good governance and anti-corruption
- You write very well, enjoy communicating (online and offline) and engaging others
- You can be diplomatic, moderate discussions and encourage others to join and contribute to discussions
- You are diligent, self-motivated and pay attention to details
- You are based in the Asia and Pacific region
- Familiarity in working with content management systems (in particular WordPress) is a plus.
How to apply
To apply, please send your CV (PDF, maximum two pages, no pictures) and a letter of motivation (one page), including information about your availability and any potential conflicts of interest (in particular, other employees and clients you work for) to email hidden; JavaScript is required with the subject line “Regional Coordinator – Asia and Pacific”.
Please also include your proposed gross hourly rate in Euro. This rate would have to include any applicable VAT as well as other taxes and social contributions.
Applications are considered on a rolling basis until 31 July 2020.
Starting date: as soon as possible
At the UNCAC Coalition, we value diversity and welcome applications from qualified individuals, irrespective of nationality, origin, race, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation or other personal characteristics. Our policies encourage a workplace free from discrimination and any form of harassment.
Regional Coordinator for Middle East and North Africa (consultant, approx. 4-6 hours/week)
The UNCAC Coalition is looking for a regional coordinator for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, starting as soon as possible.
The UNCAC Coalition is an umbrella organisation, uniting civil society actors from all backgrounds committed to promoting the ratification, implementation and monitoring of the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC). The Convention is the only binding universal anti-corruption instrument and has been ratified by 186 countries.
The Coalition has a membership of over 100 civil society organisations and individuals on all continents, as well as a wider network of an additional 250 organisations. This community harnesses a broad range of issues: human rights, anti-corruption, freedom of information, financial transparency and environmental expertise.
The position is a consultant position with an estimated average weekly workload of 4-6 hours.
Your responsibilities:
- Foster a regional network of civil society organisations dealing with anti-corruption related issues in the Middle East and North Africa region
- Engage with member organisations, non-member organisations and partners
- Moderate and stimulate discussions on a regional email group
- Liaise between member organisations in the region and the UNCAC Coalition’s Vienna Hub team
- Draft, edit, administer and moderate content to share with the Coalition’s regional civil society organisations (e.g. blog posts, event updates, moderation of discussions etc.)
- Draft and edit communication outputs (e.g. reports, articles, etc.)
- Research and monitor civil society activities in the field of anti-corruption in the region
- Outreach to civil society organisations and government actors on the UNCAC
- Engage with relevant regional organisations and other stakeholders on issues linked to the UNCAC
- Act as a point of contact for civil society organisations in the region
- Help coordinate research and advocacy activities of the UNCAC Coalition in the region
Your profile:
- You speak and write fluent Arabic, French and English, with excellent written and verbal communication skills in all three languages.
- You have a deep understanding of anti-corruption, in particular, policy areas covered by the UNCAC. Experience with UNCAC-related fora and processes is a plus
- You have experience working with civil society organisations in your region, ideally in a context related to good governance, anti-corruption and/or human rights
- Strong interest in and knowledge of political developments in your region, in particular relating to good governance and anti-corruption
- You write very well, enjoy communicating (online and offline) and engaging others
- You can be diplomatic, moderate discussions and encourage others to join and contribute to discussions
- You are diligent, self-motivated and pay attention to details
- You are based in the MENA region
- Familiarity in working with content management systems (in particular WordPress) is a plus.
How to apply
To apply, please send your CV (PDF, maximum two pages, no pictures) and a letter of motivation (one page), including information about your availability and any potential conflicts of interest (in particular, other employees and clients you work for) to email hidden; JavaScript is required with the subject line “Regional Coordinator – MENA”.
Please also include your proposed gross hourly rate in Euro. This rate would have to include any applicable VAT as well as other taxes and social contributions.
Applications are considered on a rolling basis until 15 March 2020.
Starting date: as soon as possible
At the UNCAC Coalition, we value diversity and welcome applications from qualified individuals, irrespective of nationality, origin, race, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation or other personal characteristics. Our policies encourage a workplace free from discrimination and any form of harassment.
Regional Coordinator for Sub-Saharan Africa (consultant, approx. 4-6 hours/week)
For its Africa regional anti-corruption e-platform, the UNCAC Coalition is looking for a regional coordinator, starting as soon as possible.
The UNCAC Coalition is an umbrella organisation, uniting civil society actors from all backgrounds committed to promoting the ratification, implementation and monitoring of the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC). The Convention is the only binding universal anti-corruption instrument and has been ratified by 186 countries.
The Coalition has a membership of over 100 civil society organisations and individuals on all continents, as well as a wider network of an additional 250 organisations. This community harnesses a broad range of issues: human rights, anti-corruption, freedom of information, financial transparency and environmental expertise.
The position is a consultant position with an estimated average weekly workload of 4-6 hours.
Your responsibilities:
- Foster a regional network of civil society organisations dealing with anti-corruption related issues in Sub-Saharan Africa
- Engage with member organisations, non-member organisations and partners
- Moderate and stimulate discussions on a regional email group
- Liaise between member organisations in the region and the UNCAC Coalition’s Vienna Hub team
- Draft, edit, administer and moderate content for the Coalitions’ e-platform of regional civil society organisations (e.g. blog posts, event updates, moderation of discussions etc.)
- Draft and edit communication outputs (e.g. reports, articles, etc.)
- Research and monitor civil society activities in the field of anti-corruption in the region
- Outreach to civil society organisations and government actors on the UNCAC
- Engage with relevant regional organisations and other stakeholders on issues linked to the UNCAC
- Act as a point of contact for civil society organisations in the region
- Help coordinate research and advocacy activities of the UNCAC Coalition in the region
Your profile:
- You speak and write fluent English and French, with excellent written and verbal communication skills in both languages. Portuguese skills are also desirable.
- You have a deep understanding of anti-corruption, in particular, policy areas covered by the UNCAC. Experience with UNCAC-related fora and processes is a plus
- You have experience working with civil society organisations in your region, ideally in a context related to good governance, anti-corruption and/or human rights
- You have strong interest in and knowledge of political developments in your region, in particular relating to good governance and anti-corruption
- You write very well, enjoy communicating (online and offline) and engaging others
- You can be diplomatic, moderate discussions and encourage others to join and contribute to discussions
- You are diligent, self-motivated and pay attention to details
- You are based in Sub-Saharan Africa
- Familiarity in working with content management systems (in particular WordPress) is a plus.
How to apply
To apply, please send your CV (PDF, maximum two pages, no pictures) and a letter of motivation (one page), including information about your availability and any potential conflicts of interest (in particular, other employees and clients you work for) to email hidden; JavaScript is required with the subject line “Regional Coordinator – Sub-Saharan Africa”.
Please also include your proposed gross hourly rate in Euro. This rate would have to include any applicable VAT as well as other taxes and social contributions.
Applications are considered on a rolling basis until 18 February 2020.
Starting date: as soon as possible
At the UNCAC Coalition, we value diversity and welcome applications from qualified individuals, irrespective of nationality, origin, race, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation or other personal characteristics. Our policies encourage a workplace free from discrimination and any form of harassment.
Paid Internship (Starting October/November 2020)
For its Vienna office, the UNCAC Coalition is looking for an intern (full-time preferred, part-time may be possible) for a duration of 6 months.
Starting date: October/November 2020
The UNCAC Coalition is a globally active umbrella organisation, uniting civil society actors from all backgrounds committed to promoting the implementation and monitoring of the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC). The Convention is the only binding universal anti-corruption instrument and has been ratified by 186 countries.
The Coalition has a membership of over 100 civil society organisations and individuals on all continents, as well as a wider network of an additional 250 organisations. This community harnesses a broad range of issues: human rights, anti-corruption, freedom of information, financial transparency and environmental expertise.
Your role:
- Provide policy research support to the Coalition and member organisations (in particular relating to the implementation of the UN Convention against Corruption
- Draft blog posts, work on improving and updating the Coalition’s website
- Draft and edit communication outputs (letters, statements, reports, proposals, etc.)
- Contribute to advocacy activities and outreach work
- Assist in the organisation of events, including around governmental meetings at the UN (panel discussions, workshops, etc.)
- Engage with member organisations, non-member organisations and partners
- General administrative assistance in day-to-day operations
We offer:
- Insights into the work of anti-corruption groups
- Steep learning curve and work on various different topics
- Small team, start-up like environment
- Salary: 1.400 Euro gross/month (based on 38.5 hours/week; plus 13th/14th salary proportionally)
Your profile:
- Keen interest in the field of anti-corruption, government transparency and good governance
- Enrolled student in law, international relations, political science, or other relevant fields, or recent graduate
- Excellent English language skills essential (the Coalition’s working language), including strong writing and editing skills
- Writing and editing experience is a plus
- Familiarity with WordPress is a plus
- Valid work permit for Austria required. (Unfortunately, the UNCAC Coalition is unable to sponsor work permits).
Interested?
To apply, please send your CV (PDF, maximum two pages, no pictures please), a letter of motivation (1 page), a relevant writing sample in English (essay, paper, blog post, article, etc.) and information about your availability to email hidden; JavaScript is required with the subject line “Internship”.
For the successful candidate, there may be an opportunity to receive a grant by the European Solidarity Corps. If awarded, this would include a relocation allowance, a travel allowance, organisational support and a free online language course. More information on how to apply for the grant will be provided to the successful candidate.
Closing date: 30 September 2020
Due to the high volume of applications received, we may not be able to provide individual feedback on your application. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted after the deadline with a short assignment.
At the UNCAC Coalition, we value diversity and welcome applications from qualified individuals, irrespective of nationality, origin, race, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation or other personal characteristics. Our policies encourage a workplace free from discrimination and any form of harassment.
Relevant Documents
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- UNCAC Coalition Recruitment Policy (.pdf)