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UNOPS Vacancies 2023 for Country Manager Jobs in Juba Location.
UNOPS Jobs in Juba 2023:- New job notification not for UNOPS job opportunity portal for the post of Country Manager. Country Manager Vacancy is for the Juba location. Candidates should apply through www.unops.org before the last date which is 22/06/2023.
Country Manager Jobs at UNOPS Details
| Recruiter Name | UNOPS (United Nations Office for Project Services) |
| Name of Vacancy | Country Manager Vacancy in South Sudan |
| Job Location | Juba |
| Official Website | www.unops.org |
| Last Date | 22/06/2023 |
| Salary | Not Disclosed |
| Job Type | UN Jobs in South Sudan |
| Job Number | VA/2023/B5304/25331 |
| Top Job Category of the day | NGO Jobs in South Sudan |
Country Manager Jobs Description
The Country Manager reports to the Multi Country Office Director who provides strategic direction, oversight and guidance. The Country Manager also works in close collaboration with the MCO Head of Support Services and the Head of Programme. The Country Manager role is responsible for planning, implementing, monitoring and supervising the delivery of engagements and operations in a given country – that includes liaison and engagement development activities as well as delivering timely and cost effective services for sustainable results by partners and stakeholders.
Functional Responsibilities
Summary of key results:
People leadership
Project Office portfolio management
Alliance building, networking and advocacy for business development
Service delivery and quality assurance
Representation and inter-agency partnership
Knowledge management and innovation
1. People leadership
Create, foster and role model a culture of trust, empowerment and accountability within the Project Office.
Build engagement and foster a diverse and inclusive work environment, respectful of all, and ensure that the highest standards of conduct are observed.
Create, foster and role model a culture of respect and zero tolerance for discrimination, abuse of authority, harrasement, sexual harrasement and sexual exploitation and abuse. Ensure accountability for actions and perform duties in accordance with protection mechanisms and action plans, as expected by UNOPS policies, standards and commitments.
Promote teamwork, collaboration and diversity, by providing timely guidance and supervision to the team, to enable them to perform their duties responsibly, effectively and efficiently.
Plan, recruit, manage and develop a flexible and diverse workforce, with the skills and competencies needed to ensure optimum performance.
2. Project Office portfolio management
Under the guidance and oversight from the MCO Director and the Head of Programme, develop proposals and prepare project agreements in connection with identified opportunities.
Plan and propose to the Multi Country Office Director required resources (human, financial and administrative) to achieve goals set for the Project Office.
Establish the strategies and implementation plans for the Project Office.
In collaboration with the partners, develop the objectives, performance measurements, standards and results expected to ensure timely and partner oriented services.
Oversee, monitor and direct appropriate measures to maintain the safety and security of UNOPS, assets, property, information and personnel within the respective area of responsibility.
Under the guidance from the MCO Director and with the support of the MCO Head of Support Services and the MCO Head of Programme, the Country Manager manages the overall HSSE performance in the Project Officewhile overseeing the implementation of all HSSE requirements
In consultation with the UNOPS Chief of Security act as the UNOPS Security Focal Point (SFP) within the country of operation, including participating actively in the Security Management Team (SMT) and perform duties on security as outlined in the Framework of Accountability in the UN Security Management System Policy manual.
3. Alliance building, networking and advocacy for business development
Keep abreast of and assess the needs of the relevant national government and other UNOPS partners operating in the country, to identify and plan with them (and under the guidance from the Multi Country Office Director) areas for leveraging UNOPS services/competencies in project service delivery and management that will facilitate their achievement of sustainable results.
Build and strengthen strategic partnerships through active networking, advocacy and effective communication of UNOPS competencies in project service delivery and management, to develop opportunities and engagements with new partners.
Keep the Multi Country Office Director informed/advised on opportunities and/or challenges to strengthen UNOPS capacity for programme/project management and business development.
4. Service delivery and quality assurance
In close collaboration with the MCO Head of Support Services and the MCO Head of Programme, establish and maintain appropriate arrangements for ensuring excellence of business processes and quality standards as well as ensure direct operational support for delivery of the Project Office programmes/projects, including leveraging regional or corporate support facilities whenever available.
Monitor and oversee programme/project implementation, review progress, assess constraints and take corrective action, ensuring early warning of risks to the Multi Country Office, for action and/or intervention.
Take responsibility for financial decisions/exercise financial control to ensure the fiscal health/sustainability of the Project Office, including submitting financial reports to the Multi Country Office Director.
5. Representation and inter-agency partnership
Participate, as delegated by the Multi Country Office Director, in inter-agency and external meetings/bodies to contribute to the harmonisation of policies, practices and approaches within the UN System, such as the implementation of the UNSDCF, integrated Strategic Framework and ‘Delivering as One’.
On behalf of the MCO Director, participate in any UN country team meetings or interagency management groups to contribute to discussions and initiatives to strengthen coherence, inclusiveness, aid effectiveness and security measures.
In alignment with the MCO Director, keep the UN Resident Coordinator informed of UNOPS activities within South Sudan through regular communication and formal reporting on business acquisition and implementation of activities led by UNOPS as part of the UNSDCF or equivalent.
6. Knowledge management and innovation
Contribute to the development and introduction of innovation to ensure UNOPS is continually incorporating best practice approaches.
Contribute to the dissemination and sharing of best practices and lessons learned for corporate, regional and national development planning and knowledge building.
Plan, implement and organise strategic capacity building of personnel, partners and stakeholders.
Impact of Results
The effective and successful achievement of results by the Country Manager directly impacts on the development and performance of the Project Office, the visibility and image of the UNOPS as an effective service provider in project services and management and consequently strengthens its competitive position as a partner of choice in sustainable development and project services in the country served.
Education/Experience/Language requirements
Education:
An Advanced University Degree (Master’s Degree or equivalent) in Development Studies, Project Management, Sociology, Business Administration and related field of studies combined with seven (7) years of relevant experience OR
A First level University Degree (Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent) in the above-mentioned fields combined with nine (9) years of relevant experience is required.
Experience:
A minimum of seven (7) years (for advanced university degree holders) or nine (9) years (for first level university degree holders) of combined progressive experience in international development, business development, operations and/or project/programme management in a large international and/or corporate organizations is required.
A minimum of three (3) years of leadership experience, including a proven track record managing personnel is required
Experience partnering with the public sector on developing, implementing and/or evaluating projects and programs of high national relevance is a distinct advantage.
Some experience in UN system organizations, preferably in a developing country, is desirable
Language:
Fluency in written, speaking and reading English language is required.
Knowledge of other UN official languages is desirable.
Certifications:
PRINCE2® Foundation/Practitioner is an asset.
Programme/Project Management Professional (MSP® or PMI-PgMP/PMI-PMP) is an asset.
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