Partnershipand Coordination Officer Home based [Open to external applicants] here is how to get this UNDP role

• Partnerships and donor engagement – Research potential partners and donors. Prepare MOUs, donor profiles, and communications. Help organize donor briefings, webinars, and roundtables.
• Programme coordination – Track progress against the annual workplan. Support internal meetings, take notes, and follow up on action items.
• Director and Board support – Manage the Director’s calendar, travel, and mission notes. Organize GDF Board meetings, prepare materials, and track decisions.
• Procurement and administration – Handle logistics for events and workshops. Support procurement processes, including drafting Terms of Reference and reviewing applications.

• Master’s degree in Administration, Public Relations, Communications, or related field + 2 years experience. OR Bachelor’s + 4 years experience.
• At least 2 years (with Master’s) or 4 years (with Bachelor’s) of relevant work in international development, programme coordination, partnerships, or donor engagement.
• Experience in business development and donor engagement. You should know how to talk to funders.
• Strong communication skills and experience supporting high‑level events and dialogues.
• Familiarity with procurement and administrative procedures inside a large organization (UN experience is a big plus).
• Knowledge of disability rights frameworks or inclusive development is desirable but not mandatory.
• Fluent English required. French or Spanish are strong assets.
• Ability to work remotely, manage multiple priorities, and use Microsoft Office and digital collaboration tools.

Pro tip: In your cover letter, mention a specific example of how you have supported donor relationships or coordinated partnerships in a remote setting. Show that you understand the disability inclusion space, even if indirectly.

Pay: This is an IPSA‑9 contract (International Personnel Service Agreement). Pay scales vary by country, but for home‑based in the US, the monthly range is typically between $6,000 and $8,500 USD depending on experience and step. UNDP publishes IPSA salary scales online. You will negotiate upon selection.

Contract: 1 year, full time (40 hours/week). Possibility of extension based on performance and funding. Benefits include UN‑style leave and health insurance options.

Home‑based reality: You can work from anywhere, but the team operates on New York time (EST/EDT). You will need reliable internet and the ability to attend meetings during US business hours. Occasional travel may be required (costs covered by UNDP).

Follow these steps to submit your application:

• Prepare your CV (max 2 pages) highlighting partnership, donor, and coordination experience.
• Write a cover letter (one page) explaining why you are the right fit for this specific role.
• Click the button below to go directly to the UNDP Careers application page for Job ID 29820.
• Deadline: 8 June 2026, 05:59 AM UTC – this is very soon. Apply now.