Programme Officer

FAO – On-site – Rome Full-time (Deadline: 2 Feb 2026) Job Description: - Support programs focused on South-South and triangular cooperation initiatives - Conduct research and analysis on development cooperation modalities - Coordinate project development, monitoring, and reporting Key Responsibilities: - Research and document South-South cooperation best practices and case studies - Support the design and development of new cooperation projects - Coordinate with regional offices and partner institutions - Prepare reports and presentations for internal and external stakeholders - Monitor project implementation and contribute to evaluations Requirements & Qualifications: - Master's degree in international development, economics, or related field - 3+ years experience in development cooperation or international projects - Knowledge of South-South and triangular cooperation frameworks - Strong research and analytical skills - Fluency in English and one other UN language Grade: P-2 UN Scale Editorial Insights Why This Role Matters Program roles are the backbone of impact delivery. You'll be directly involved in designing, implementing, and evaluating initiatives that create real change in people's lives. Who Should Apply Professionals who thrive in dynamic environments, excel at stakeholder management, and have a track record of delivering results. Strong project management and communication skills are essential. Tips for Your Application - Showcase your experience with monitoring and evaluation frameworks - Demonstrate cultural sensitivity and community engagement experience - Highlight budget management and resource allocation skills - Include examples of adaptive programming and problem-solving This job description is provided by FAO and has been shared for informational purposes. Get Jobs On Tap is not responsible for the accuracy of the listing or the hiring process. Remote – U.S. Full-time (US$60k-65k, Deadline: 1 Feb 2026) Job Description: Provide administrative and logistical support for capacity-building programs. Coordinate scheduling, data collection, and training activities. Support program delivery and participant engagement. Key Responsibilities: - Manage program logistics including scheduling and venue coordination - Maintain participant databases and track program metrics - Coordinate communications with participants and facilitators - Prepare materials and documentation for training sessions - Support event planning and execution Requirements & Qualifications: - Bachelor's degree in nonprofit management, education, or related field - 2+ years experience in program coordination or administration - Strong organizational and project management skills - Proficiency in Google Workspace and project management tools - Excellent attention to detail and communication skills Salary: US$60,000–65,000 Remote – U.S. Full-time (US$75k-85k, Deadline: 1 Feb 2026) Job Description: Manage and scale accelerator programmes. Key Responsibilities: - Design programme delivery - Support cohort organisations - Coordinate mentors and partners - Track programme impact Requirements & Qualifications: - Programme management experience - Accelerator or fellowship exposure - Stakeholder management skills - Strong facilitation abilities Salary: US$75,000–85,000 Remote – Pacific Northwest Part-time (US$21-30/hour, Deadline: 26 Jan 2026) Job Description: Support the Buy It Where You Burn It campaign to prevent spread of invasive species. Coordinate community outreach events and build partnerships with local stakeholders. Assist with communications and educational materials development. Key Responsibilities: - Plan and execute outreach events at campgrounds, parks, and community venues - Build and maintain relationships with local vendors and partners - Develop educational materials and messaging for diverse audiences - Track program metrics and prepare reports on outreach activities - Coordinate with regional teams and conservation partners Requirements & Qualifications: - Experience in community outreach, education, or environmental programs - Strong interpersonal and public speaking skills - Ability to work independently and travel within the Pacific Northwest - Passion for conservation and invasive species prevention - Valid driver's license and ability to work flexible hours Pay Rate: US$21–30/hour #J-18808-Ljbffr