Intitulé : CHEF DE BUREAU ET REPRESENTANT DE l'UNESCO AU SOUDAN DU SUD 

Domaine : Coordination des opérations sur le terrain - Gestion

Numéro de poste : 6SSFSC0001RP

Classe : P-5 

Organisation : FIELD OFFICES

Lieu principal : SS-Juba

Recrutement ouvert à : Candidats internes et externes

Catégorie de contrat : Engagement de durée définie

Salaire : 131 993 USD  

Under the overall authority of the Director of the Division of Field Support and Coordination (FSC) and the direct supervision of the Director of the Multisectoral Regional Office for East Africa in Nairobi (Kenya), the Head of the UNESCO Office in Juba will manage, in collaboration with the Multisectoral Regional Office for East Africa,  the multidisciplinary programme of this National Office and provide intellectual, strategic and operational leadership in planning and implementing activities, responding to the priority needs of the Republic of South Sudan in all UNESCO's fields of competence (education, the sciences, culture and communication and information). 

This also will include the effective and efficient management of the Office’s human resources, administration and operations, in line with the Organization’s policies and procedures, including the application of effective internal controls. Moreover, the incumbent also will participate, or ensure the participation of the Office, in all meetings and activities of the United Nations Country Team (UNCT) in South Sudan.

Advanced university degree (Master’s degree or equivalent degree) in a discipline related to UNESCO’s mandate, Public or Business Administration or International Relations.

At least ten (10) years of progressive professional experience at the appropriate management level within the United Nations system or within other international or national institutions, including a wide experience in development issues related to UNESCO’s areas of competence, in association with national and international organizations.

Experience in advocacy, resources and partnership mobilization.

Commitment to the Organization’s mandate, vision, strategic direction and priorities.

Institutional leadership capacity, high sense of objectivity and professional integrity, diplomacy, tact and political astuteness.

Proven skills in administration and the management of financial and human resources.

Demonstrated strategic planning and management abilities, including capacity to administer extensive programmes and financial resources, as well as to exercise appropriate supervision and control.

Organizational skills, including in establishing plans and priorities, and in implementing them effectively, as well as in devising implementation plans.

Ability to interact with a wide range of high-level partners, and demonstrated partnership development and fundraising experience.

Capacity to provide intellectual leadership to guide staff, as well as ability to build trust, manage, lead and motivate a large and diversified body of staff in a multicultural environment with sensitivity and respect for diversity, as well as exercise supervision and control and ensure continuous training and development of staff.

Ability to communicate effectively and persuasively, both orally and in writing, in front of a broad range of constituents, as well as the news media..

Excellent knowledge and drafting skills in English and good knowledge of French.

Courses/degree in a management-related field.

Expérience professionnelle

Experience in conducting policy dialogue at government and non-government levels or public and private sectors.

Two (2) to five (5) years’ experience in post conflict/post-disaster situations.

Broad general culture, good geopolitical knowledge of the region and sound analytic capacities. 

Proven leadership and demonstrated managerial skills combined with flexibility. 

Sound judgment and decision-making skills. 

Ability to identify key strategic issues, objectives, opportunities and risks. 

Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to take initiative and maintain effective working relationships with partners of different nationalities and cultural backgrounds. 

Good knowledge of the United Nations system.

Knowledge of other official UNESCO languages (Arabic, Chinese, Russian and Spanish).