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Administrative Assistant at United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF)
CDIil y a environ 2 mois
Job Description
Abuja
CDI
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Supply Associate at United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) chez UNICEF a Abuja. Consultez les details de l'offre sur le site source pour les missions,
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What this role involves
You will support UNICEF’s supply chain operations in Abuja, coordinating procurement, inventory management, and logistics for essential supplies like vaccines, nutrition items, and education materials. Your day-to-day work involves liaising with vendors, tracking shipments, and ensuring timely delivery to field offices across Nigeria, often under tight deadlines and challenging conditions.
Key skills to highlight
Showcase your experience with end-to-end procurement processes, including vendor sourcing, contract administration, and invoice verification. Emphasize proficiency in supply chain software (e.g., SAP, Oracle) and data analysis for inventory forecasting. Strong negotiation skills and a track record of working with government or NGO partners in Nigeria are major assets.
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Before you apply
UNICEF never asks for payment at any stage of recruitment. Verify the application link is on unicef.org (or unicef.org/nigeria). Check the official job ID on the site before sharing personal data. Report suspicious emails to UNICEF Nigeria.
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