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World Food Programme

UN food assistance and humanitarian relief

Operational Information Management & Performance Reporting Officer

Business AnalysisPosted on Nov 12
Full-timeNouakchott, MauritaniaNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • An advanced university degree in Political Science, Economics, Statistics, Information Management, Journalism, Business Management, Social Sciences, or another relevant field, or a first university degree with additional years of related work experience and/or training or courses.
  • Typically at least one year of postgraduate professional experience in a relevant field, with a background and interest in international humanitarian development.
  • General knowledge of information management best practices, techniques, and processes, with some understanding of the basic theoretical background.
  • Strong written and oral communication skills, including substantive analysis and report-writing skills in French and English.
  • Fluency at level C in French and English.
  • Only Mauritanian nationals are eligible to apply.

Responsibilities

  • Support staff in the assigned area to follow standard operational information management and performance reporting procedures and templates, maintaining information quality, consistency, and standardization across WFP.
  • Collect relevant information and data from media and local internal and external sources to facilitate information exchange and data flow between WFP functional area networks and provide operational awareness of events that may affect humanitarian operations.
  • Support collection and dissemination of political and humanitarian analysis concerning WFP’s current or future responses and donor policies, trends, and preferences, contributing country-specific input to operational reporting.
  • Support collection, analysis, and communication of Essential Elements of Information about the operational environment and available human, financial, and physical assets for timely and accurate country- and corporate-level information.
  • Support preparation of the Annual Corporate Report for the Annual Reporting Exercise as alternate coordinator, collaborating with country office programme, monitoring and evaluation, logistics, resource management, and other functions to ensure coherent, high-quality performance information.
  • Collaborate with internal counterparts to ensure consistency in humanitarian information and complement WFP analysis and information.
  • Support capacity development for WFP staff and partners in operational information management and performance reporting, including scheduling delivery of training on core competencies.
  • Support the country office in emergencies by preparing, organizing, and providing secretarial support to Operational Task Forces.
  • Support initiatives to develop improved, streamlined, and harmonized operational information management and performance reporting, including drafting related normative guidance as required.
  • Help ensure defined quality standards in all processes and products.
  • Support the Partnerships section with donor report editing and operational information sharing.
  • Carry out other duties as required.

Desired Qualifications

  • Knowledge of, or the ability to quickly assimilate, WFP-specific processes and systems. Knowledge of Arabic, Chinese, Russian, Spanish, and/or Portuguese.

About the Company

World Food Programme

UN food assistance and humanitarian relief

The World Food Programme (WFP) is the United Nations’ food assistance arm and the world’s largest humanitarian organization focused on fighting hunger. It delivers food aid and nutrition support to people in emergencies and in food-insecure areas around the world. WFP works by providing direct food deliveries, cash-based transfers, and logistical support to reach communities in need; it also runs programs like school meals and nutrition initiatives to improve health and resilience. What makes WFP different from its peers is its scale and global logistics network—having a mandate from the UN to operate in many countries and coordinate large, rapid-response relief efforts, often moving food, supplies, and aid through complex supply chains. The program’s goal is to save lives by preventing hunger and to help people achieve longer-term food security and resilience, so communities can recover from crises and build sustainable access to food.

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Headquarters
Rome, Italy
Founded
1961

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