UN
Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) Officer, Lusaka, Zambia
CDIil y a 4 mois
Job Description
Lusaka
CDI
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UN Job Vacancy: Programme Officer (JLMP/COMESA) (P), Lusaka, Zambia. Recruiter: IOM - International Organization for Migration.
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What this role involves
As a Programme Officer for the Joint Labour Migration Programme (JLMP) within COMESA, you’ll coordinate regional labour mobility initiatives across Southern and Eastern Africa. Day-to-day, you’ll liaise with government focal points, track project budgets, and draft policy briefs on labour migration governance. Expect frequent travel to member states to monitor field activities and build partnerships with trade unions and employers’ associations.
Key skills to highlight
Strong candidates demonstrate expertise in labour migration policy, project cycle management (PCM), and multi-stakeholder coordination. Fluency in English and French is a major plus—Zambia’s location makes cross-border work common. Show proven experience with M&E frameworks and donor reporting, ideally with UN or AU agencies.
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Tailor your CV’s “Professional Experience” section to emphasize regional labour migration projects, not just general migration work. For each role, list one concrete outcome—e.g., “Designed a skills-matching database for 500+ COMESA migrant workers.” Avoid generic phrases like “supported implementation”; use numbers and regional specifics.
Before you apply
Verify this posting via IOM’s official careers portal (https://careers.iom.int). IOM never charges application fees or requests bank details. If you’re contacted by a “recruiter” asking for payment, report it to the IOM Zambia office immediately.
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