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World Food Programme

UN food assistance and humanitarian relief

Logistics Officer P3 - Global Supply Chain Budget Management

Supply Chain ManagementPosted on Nov 10
Full-timeRome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy

About the Job

Requirements

  • An advanced university degree in Transport Economics, Supply Chain, Logistics, Engineering, Business Management, or another related field, or a first university degree with additional years of related work experience and/or training or courses.
  • A certificate in Logistics Management or Supply Chain Design from a recognized institution is required.
  • At least five years of progressively responsible relevant experience in Supply Chain or Logistics, preferably in inventory and supply chain budget management or related areas.
  • Fluency in English at level C and intermediate knowledge at level B of a second official UN language: Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian, Spanish, or Portuguese.

Responsibilities

  • Support the development, implementation, and enforcement of Food Transfer Cost (FTC) budgeting frameworks and corporate guidelines.
  • Review and support approval of FTC budgets, funding proposals, and cost structures.
  • Ensure consistency and standardization of FTC planning across Country Offices.
  • Contribute to corridor cost structuring and financial governance processes.
  • Support implementation and global rollout of the FTC Budget Matrix.
  • Maintain and enhance the Supply Chain digital matrix in coordination with TEC.
  • Ensure system functionality, usability, and alignment with evolving business requirements.
  • Integrate operational feedback into system improvements and enhancements.
  • Conduct FTC fund monitoring and analysis of expenditure and commitments.
  • Track outstanding commitments and support corrective actions.
  • Contribute to corporate reporting and financial performance analysis.
  • Support financial closure processes related to supply chain operations.
  • Support compliance monitoring and participate in missions as required.
  • Review audit and evaluation findings and support follow-up actions.
  • Contribute to audit readiness and financial accountability processes.
  • Ensure adherence to corporate financial policies and standards.
  • Provide guidance on FTC budget preparation, revision, and implementation.
  • Support Country Offices in applying corporate budgeting methodologies.
  • Assist in resolving system and financial planning issues.
  • Strengthen alignment between operational activities and financial frameworks.
  • Design and deliver training programmes on FTC budgeting tools and processes.
  • Develop guidance materials, tools, and knowledge resources.
  • Support continuous learning and knowledge transfer across Country Offices and Regional Bureaux.
  • Strengthen user adoption of the FTC Budget Matrix and related systems.
  • Coordinate with Headquarters functions including Finance, Programme, Supply Chain, and TEC.
  • Support alignment between financial planning, operational processes, and systems.
  • Contribute to system development and enhancement initiatives.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience in FTC budgeting, financial planning, or supply chain cost management.
  • Experience supporting system implementation or digital tools, such as a budgeting matrix.
  • Experience in data analysis, reporting, and financial monitoring.
  • Experience working with cross-functional teams in Finance, Programme, Supply Chain, or IT/TEC.
  • Experience in training and capacity development for operational staff.
  • Exposure to audit, compliance, or financial governance processes.

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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