National Project Specialist 2026 for Pacific Islands (Remote Opportunity)
The National Project Specialist position is crucial for implementing the project 'Strengthening Small-Scale Fisheries in the Pacific Islands (Phase II)', which aims to enhance food security and climate-resilient livelihoods in Fiji, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, and Samoa. This role involves providing administrative and technical support to ensure effective project execution, focusing on improving women's participation and benefits in fisheries governance and market access.
The project addresses challenges faced by small-scale fisheries communities, including climate vulnerability and gender inequalities, and aims to foster healthier fisheries resources and socio-economic benefits for women, youth, and vulnerable groups. By contributing to national development priorities and the UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework, this position plays a vital role in promoting a resilient and food-secure Blue Pacific Continent.
Eligibility
Candidates should have relevant experience in project management, preferably in the agriculture or fisheries sectors. A background in gender equality initiatives and community engagement is highly desirable. Open to qualified female applicants, nationals of non-and under-represented Members, and persons with disabilities.
Deadline: Ongoing
