UN
Batch recruitment 3 positions: Child Protection Specialist (MHPSS), Bunia, Democratic Republic of Congo
CDIil y a 2 mois
Job Description
RDC
CDI
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Batch Recruitment Two Positions : Risk and Compliance Specialist, Bunia, Democratic Republic of Congo This job is archived.
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What this role involves
You will lead UNICEF’s risk management and compliance efforts in Bunia, a complex eastern DRC context. Day-to-day, you review program and financial operations for fraud, corruption, and non-compliance risks, then design mitigation plans. You also train staff on ethics, support audit responses, and advise the field office on safeguarding controls.
Key skills to highlight
Proven experience in audit, risk assessment, or compliance within a UN, NGO, or government setting. Strong grasp of internal control frameworks, investigation procedures, and DRC’s regulatory environment. Ability to work in insecure locations, fluency in French and English, and skill in translating complex rules into practical guidance for non-specialists.
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