Programme Analyst, Care Economy, Gender Data and Digital Transformation
Organizational Context
UN Women's Ecuador Country Office supports national and local governments, civil society, and the UN system in advancing gender equality. The office focuses on economic empowerment, promoting the recognition and redistribution of unpaid care work, and leveraging gender data and digital transformation to achieve these goals, aligning with national priorities and UN Women's strategic plan.
Job Purpose
The Programme Analyst supports the effective management of UN Women's programmes in Ecuador focused on the care economy, gender data, and digital transformation. This role contributes to programme design, formulation, implementation, and evaluation by analyzing results and applying appropriate systems. The Analyst works collaboratively with internal and external stakeholders to ensure successful programme delivery, contributing to the UN Women's mandate of gender equality and women's empowerment within the country.
Responsibilities
The Programme Analyst will provide technical inputs for the development and formulation of programme strategies and proposals related to the care economy, gender data, and digital transformation. They will support the implementation and management of these programmes by monitoring activities, coordinating partner reporting, and facilitating capacity building. The role involves monitoring programme progress, results, and indicators, and contributing to financial management and budget revisions. Additionally, the Analyst will assist in building partnerships, resource mobilization, and inter-agency coordination, while also contributing to advocacy, knowledge building, and communication efforts through technical inputs for various documents and events.
Work Experience
At least one year of relevant work experience in programme/project implementation, coordination, monitoring, evaluation, donor reporting, and capacity building is required. Experience in the care economy, gender statistics, digital transformation, or working with UN agencies is desirable.
Skills
Programme formulation, implementation, monitoring and evaluation; Data gathering and interpretation; Analytical skills; Knowledge of gender data, statistics, and digital transformation; Understanding of the care economy and comprehensive care systems; Data analysis and visualization tools; Partnership building and coordination.