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The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) is a highly prestigious, reputable and the world's largest humanitarian organization, saving lives in emergencies and using food assistance to build a pathway to peace, stability and prosperity for people recovering from conflict, disasters, and the impact of climate change. Delivery Assurance Services (DAS), part of the Supply Chain and Delivery Division (SCDD) at HQ, leads Identity Management (IDM) business processes, digital solutions, and services. It supports country offices by designing and refining IDM systems based on their needs and by providing services such as registration, verification, and assistance delivery, in collaboration with multiple divisions and offices.   As Programme Policy Officer you support the Supply Chain and Delivery Division by providing the following:Support the improvement of core IDM processes such as registration, verification, distribution, and reconciliationAssist in delivering IDM services to Country Offices, including registration, deduplication, and transfer managementGather and prioritize business requirements for IDM digital solutions with field and HQ stakeholdersContribute to the planning and coordination of IDM services across relevant teamsSupport the rollout, scale-up, and field implementation of IDM solutions, including direct mission supportEtc. Part of the Swiss JPO Programme, this position is sponsored by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation SDC of the FDFA. Please find the full job description here:For the Swiss JPO programme:Swiss nationalityNot older than 32 years at the date of the first round of interviewsFluency in English and a second UN languageMaster's degree  Strong interest in a longer-term career with the United Nations  For this position:Master's degree in International Relations, Economics, Computer and Information Systems or related fields3 years of professional experience in international relations, humanitarian programmes, political or economic science, business administration or computer and information systems. WFP counts internships at 100%.Experience working with humanitarian operationsExperience in planning, coordinating, and implementing projects across multiple stakeholdersExperience in business analysis, requirements gathering and the implementation of digital solutionsPlease find more details in the full job description. Important details regarding your applicationMake sure your profile on cinfoPoste is complete and up to date:Mandatory: Motivation letter in English (not more than 3500 characters, to be inserted in the pop-up window when you click on "apply")Mandatory: UN Personal History Profile duly completed and uploaded under the section "documents". Note that we will base our evaluation and calculation of your relevant experience on the UN Personal History Profile, not the CV.Mandatory: Work certificates, diplomas and university credentials (as PDF) uploaded under the section "documents".  Optional: updated CV in EnglishFind useful tips and resources related to UN applications on the cinfo website and read this article.  Application deadline:  21 April 2026First round of interviews:  04 / 05 May 2026 online Start date: Please be aware that the recruitment process may take 3 to 6 months. You are expected to start your assignment within 3 months following notification of selection. Any questions? Contact Michal Habegger, cinfo's Recruitment Specialist, recruitment@cinfo.ch We are committed to gender balance and encourage applications from qualified individuals of all genders. We also welcome applications from people with different gender identities and from people with different backgrounds, including sexual orientation, disability, cultural or religious background. We value an inclusive working environment that promotes equal opportunities and a non-discriminatory culture. 

The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) is a highly prestigious, reputable and the world's largest humanitarian organization, saving lives in emergencies and using food assistance to build a pathway to peace, stability and prosperity for people recovering from conflict, disasters, and the impact of climate change. Ethiopia is facing a severe and complex humanitarian crisis caused by overlapping factors such as conflict, drought, floods, and rising prices, all of which are worsening food insecurity and livelihoods. Displacement and asset loss in regions like Afar and Tigray, combined with repeated droughts in pastoral areas (especially Somali region), have left millions in urgent need of aid.The Ethiopia Country Office of WFP is leading the response by providing food assistance, nutrition support, school feeding, and livelihood programs, focusing on the hardest-hit regions. Its approach relies on ongoing assessments to adapt to changing needs and emphasizes collaboration with partners and government institutions to ensure effective, sustainable support. The goal is to improve food security, protect livelihoods, and support Ethiopia's recovery and long-term resilience.  As Programme Policy Officer you support the Ethiopia Country Office by providing the following:Operational Support: Supporting planning, coordination, and delivery of emergency food assistanceContingency Planning & Preparedness: Helping with contingency planning, risk analysis, and stock managementData Management & Analysis: Collecting and analyzing data to inform decisionsMonitoring & Evaluation: Assisting with field monitoring and capturing lessons learnedPartnerships & Capacity Building: Supporting coordination with partners and capacity-building activitiesReporting & Documentation: Supporting partnerships, trainings, and reporting tasksEtc. Part of the Swiss JPO Programme, this position is sponsored by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation SDC of the FDFA. Please find the full job description here:For the Swiss JPO programme:Swiss nationalityNot older than 32 years at the date of the first round of interviewsFluency in English and a second UN languageMaster's degree  Strong interest in a longer-term career with the United Nations  For this position:Master's degree in International Affairs, Economics, Nutrition/Health, Agriculture, Environmental Science, Social Sciences or other field relevant to international development assistance.3 years of professional experience in in programme implementation, operational coordination, or humanitarian operations, or closely related fields. WFP counts internships at 100%.Experience working with humanitarian operations is an assetExperience in planning, coordinating, or implementing field activities Experience supporting contingency planning and emergency preparednessExposure to the international arena either by direct work for an international institution/organization or by interacting with international stakeholders is an assetPlease find more details in the full job description. Important details regarding your applicationMake sure your profile on cinfoPoste is complete and up to date:Mandatory: Motivation letter in English (not more than 3500 characters, to be inserted in the pop-up window when you click on "apply")Mandatory: UN Personal History Profile duly completed and uploaded under the section "documents". Note that we will base our evaluation and calculation of your relevant experience on the UN Personal History Profile, not the CV.Mandatory: Work certificates, diplomas and university credentials (as PDF) uploaded under the section "documents".  Optional: updated CV in EnglishFind useful tips and resources related to UN applications on the cinfo website and read this article.  Application deadline:  05 May 2026First round of interviews:  18 / 19 May 2026 online Start date: Please be aware that the recruitment process may take 3 to 6 months. You are expected to start your assignment within 3 months following notification of selection. Any questions? Contact Michal Habegger, cinfo's Recruitment Specialist, recruitment@cinfo.ch We are committed to gender balance and encourage applications from qualified individuals of all genders. We also welcome applications from people with different gender identities and from people with different backgrounds, including sexual orientation, disability, cultural or religious background. We value an inclusive working environment that promotes equal opportunities and a non-discriminatory culture. 

The Department of Peace Operations (DPO) is dedicated to assisting the Member States and the Secretary-General in their efforts to maintain international peace and security. DPO provides political and executive direction to UN peacekeeping operations around the world and maintains contact with the Security Council, troop and financial contributors, and parties to the conflict in the implementation of Security Council mandates.  The DPO Justice and Corrections Service (JCS) provides strategic, technical and administrative guidance to rule of law, justice and corrections components in UN peace operations and facilitates the secondment of government-provided justice and corrections personnel. JCS works closely with United Nations Member States to help ensure that Security Council resolutions, Secretary-General reports and other official documents reflect the work and needs of justice and corrections systems in peace operations host countries.   As Associate Programme Officer (Capacity Generation) you support the JCS Justice and Corrections Service Programme Officer by providing the following:Providing technical support and guidance to justice and corrections components in DPO-managed field missions in relation to their human resource needs;Liaising with Member States to source, recruit, deploy, and manage seconded justice and corrections personnel (including rotations, extensions, and repatriations);Supporting the recruitment, deployment, and management of seconded personnel, including rotations and repatriations;Contributing to developing innovative deployment modalities, including specialized teams and non-mission settings.Organizing periodic briefing sessions to contributing countries and discussing current challenges and needs for their engagementEtc. Part of the Swiss JPO Programme, this position is sponsored by the Peace and Human Rights Division (PHRD) of the FDFA.  Please find the full job description here:For the Swiss JPO programme:Swiss nationalityNot older than 32 years at the date of the first round of interviewsFluency in English and a second UN languageMaster's degree  Two Swiss national languagesDriving license For this position:Master's degree in law, criminal justice, social sciences or human resources management3 years of professional experience working in either a justice or prisons/corrections system or in human resource management is required. DPO counts professional experience gained after completion of the first university degree. Relevant internship experience is counted at 50%. Relevant volunteer experience may be credited for up to 50%;Experience providing technical assistance for the development of justice and/or prison systems in a transitional, developmental or post-conflict setting is an asset;Excellent knowledge and command of computer programmes;Advanced knowledge of database management;Knowledge of graphic design platforms is an asset;Knowledge of French is desirable. Please find more details in the full job description. Important details regarding your applicationMake sure your profile on cinfoPoste is complete and up to date:Mandatory: Motivation letter in English (not more than 3500 characters, to be inserted in the pop-up window when you click on "apply")Mandatory: UN Personal History Profile duly completed and uploaded under the section "documents". Note that we will base our evaluation and calculation of your relevant experience on the UN Personal History Profile, not the CV.Mandatory: Work certificates, diplomas and university credentials (as PDF) uploaded under the section "documents".Mandatory: A copy of your driving licenseOptional: CV in English Find useful tips and resources related to UN applications on the cinfo website and read this article.  Start date: Please be aware that the recruitment process may take 3 to 6 months. You are expected to start your assignment within 3 months following notification of selection. Any questions? Contact Michal Habegger, cinfo's Recruitment Specialist, recruitment@cinfo.ch We are committed to gender balance and encourage applications from qualified individuals of all genders. We also welcome applications from people with different gender identities and from people with different backgrounds, including sexual orientation, disability, cultural or religious background. We value an inclusive working environment that promotes equal opportunities and a non-discriminatory culture. 

United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation working to save lives, protect rights and build a better future for refugees, internally displaced communities and stateless people. They work to ensure that everybody has the right to seek asylum and find refuge from violence, persecution, war or disaster at home. UNHCR also works to end statelessness for millions of people worldwide without a nationality.  Poland currently hosts nearly 1 million refugees from Ukraine, in addition to a smaller number of asylum-seekers and refugees from different countries. Strategically located at the northeastern frontier of the European Union, Poland shares borders with Belarus, the Russian Federation, and Ukraine, positioning it as a key gateway to the EU. The UNHCR Country Office in Warsaw supports the Government of Poland to ensure that refugees have access to territory and asylum and realise their rights. As the UN-mandated agency to provide international protection to refugees, UNHCR leads the refugee coordination structure in support of the Government-led response.   As Associate Protection Officer you support the Protection Unit by providing the following:Monitoring developments affecting the protection environment;Promoting international and national protection law, as well as UN/UNHCR policies;Providing legal advice to refugees, asylum-seekers, and stateless persons;Supporting protection strategies, including child protection and AGD-sensitive programming;Supporting measures to prevent statelessness and strengthening risk management related to protection issues;Etc. Part of the Swiss JPO Programme, this position is sponsored by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation SDC of the FDFA. Please find the full job description here:For the Swiss JPO programme:Swiss nationalityNot older than 32 years at the date of the first round of interviewsFluency in English and a second UN languageMaster's degree  Strong interest in a longer-term career with the United Nations  For this position:Master's degree in Law3 years of professional experience in the area of refugee protection, internal displacement, human rights or international humanitarian law. UNHCR considers work experience gained after the completion of the first university degree. Internships and unpaid volunteer work may be counted at 50% if they are relevant to the position;Solid understanding of the EU Pact on Asylum and Migration and its implications for asylum systems and border procedures, with the ability to support related legal and policy analysis;Strong drafting and analytical skills and the ability to analyse protection trends and data;Good skills in managing sensitive relations with counterparts and partners, as well as strong cross-cultural communication.Please find more details in the full job description. Important details regarding your applicationMake sure your profile on cinfoPoste is complete and up to date:Mandatory: Motivation letter in English (not more than 3500 characters, to be inserted in the pop-up window when you click on "apply")Mandatory: UN Personal History Profile duly completed and uploaded under the section "documents". Note that we will base our evaluation and calculation of your relevant experience on the UN Personal History Profile, not the CV.Mandatory: Work certificates, diplomas and university credentials (as PDF) uploaded under the section "documents".  Optional: updated CV in EnglishFind useful tips and resources related to UN applications on the cinfo website and read this article.  Application deadline:  14 April 2026First round of interviews:  27 / 28 April 2026 online Start date: Please be aware that the recruitment process may take 3 to 6 months. You are expected to start your assignment within 3 months following notification of selection. Any questions? Contact Michal Habegger, cinfo's Recruitment Specialist, recruitment@cinfo.ch We are committed to gender balance and encourage applications from qualified individuals of all genders. We also welcome applications from people with different gender identities and from people with different backgrounds, including sexual orientation, disability, cultural or religious background. We value an inclusive working environment that promotes equal opportunities and a non-discriminatory culture.