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Administrative Programme Assistant (LICA 5) - Part-time 50%, Lusaka, Zambia
Temps partielil y a 4 mois
Job Description
Lusaka
CDI
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Formation / DiplĂ´mes
UN Job Vacancy: Digital Transformation Assistant, Lusaka, Zambia. Recruiter: UNDP - United Nations Development Programme.
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What this role involves
You will support UNDP’s digital transformation efforts in Lusaka, helping to integrate digital tools into development programmes. Day-to-day, you’ll assist in coordinating digital projects, training staff on new platforms, and analysing data to improve service delivery. This role combines project support with hands-on tech troubleshooting, often liaising with government partners and local communities.
Key skills to highlight
Strong digital literacy—especially with cloud-based tools (e.g., Google Workspace, Microsoft 365) and data analysis (Excel, Power BI). Experience in project coordination, stakeholder communication, and training facilitation is vital. Familiarity with UNDP’s work or UN systems (e.g., Quantum, Atlas) is a plus. Show evidence of adapting tech solutions to low-resource settings.
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