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The P-2 Supply Chain Officer at IOM will oversee supply chain activities to ensure timely delivery of quality goods and services. This role involves strategic planning, logistics capacity assessment, and coordination of procurement processes. The officer will also manage supply chain bottlenecks and provide training to staff while ensuring compliance with procurement rules. The position requires collaboration with various stakeholders and participation in UN inter-agency meetings. Master’s degree in relevant field or University degree with 4 years experience Experience in procurement and logistics operations Knowledge of IOM/UN procurement rules Fluency in English and French Excellent computer literacy, Oracle knowledge is a plus
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