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Inbound Coordinator
CDI5 months ago
Job Description
Abidjan-Local
CDI
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Level : CON Job Network : Job Family : Environmental Affairs Department/Office : United Nations Environment Programme Duty Station : ABIDJAN-LOCAL Posted Date : 05/29/2026 00:00:00 AM (New York time) Deadline : 07/09/2026 23:59:59 PM (New York time)
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What this role involves
You will coordinate how environmental knowledge is captured, organized, and shared across UNEP’s regional teams in Abidjan. Day-to-day, you’ll work with programme officers to document lessons learned, maintain digital repositories, and ensure field insights feed into global reports. Expect frequent collaboration with West African partners and government stakeholders to streamline information flows.
Key skills to highlight
Showcase experience in knowledge management systems (e.g., SharePoint, Drupal), data categorization, and training others on documentation tools. Fluency in French and English is critical—highlight any bilingual reporting or translation work. Proven ability to synthesize complex environmental data into accessible formats (briefs, dashboards) will set you apart.
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