Partnerships & Resource Mobilization Analyst
Organizational Context
UN Women's Ecuador Country Office focuses on advancing strategic partnerships and resource mobilization to enhance funding and collaboration with government, donors, UN entities, civil society, and the private sector. This role supports these efforts, reporting to the Representative or a designated supervisor.
Job Purpose
The Partnerships & Resource Mobilization Analyst provides crucial technical and operational support to UN Women Ecuador's strategic partnership development, donor engagement, and resource mobilization initiatives. The role is instrumental in expanding funding streams and strengthening collaborations with a diverse range of stakeholders, including government institutions, development partners, and civil society. By contributing to fundraising strategies and donor reporting, the analyst directly supports the office's mandate to achieve gender equality and women's empowerment in Ecuador.
Responsibilities
The analyst will support the development and maintenance of strategic partnerships with government, donors, UN entities, civil society, academia, and the private sector. This includes contributing to partnership engagement plans, researching donor priorities and funding trends, and maintaining stakeholder databases. The role also involves supporting resource mobilization strategies, preparing fundraising materials, and coordinating information on programme pipelines and funding gaps. Additionally, the analyst will assist in preparing donor reports, managing donor relations, and strengthening internal capacity on partnerships and resource mobilization through guidance and knowledge sharing.
Work Experience
Requires at least one year of experience in resource mobilization, communications/advocacy, or business development. Experience in gender equality and women's empowerment, working with civil society, international institutions, and donors is also required. Proficiency in computer software and office packages is necessary. Experience in the UN system and with ERP systems like Oracle Cloud is desirable.
Skills
Partnership development, stakeholder engagement, resource mobilization, donor relations, research and analysis, communication, information management, knowledge management, gender equality, women's empowerment.