Analista De Proyecto (abierto A Candidatos Internos Y Externos)

Organizational Context

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Bolivia is implementing a project focused on safeguarding biodiversity and native forests in the Amazon region. This initiative aims to reduce deforestation and landscape degradation through strengthened governance, institutional frameworks, and innovative financing mechanisms, supported by the Global Environment Facility (GEF). The role is part of the project management unit within the Ministry of Development Planning.

Job Purpose

The Project Analyst will lead the project management unit, ensuring the effective execution of project activities as outlined in the approved project document. This involves providing essential technical, administrative, logistical, and financial support. The role is crucial for coordinating with diverse stakeholders, including government ministries, UN agencies, civil society, indigenous communities, and the private sector, to achieve project objectives. The purpose is to drive the implementation of governance measures and financing mechanisms to protect livelihoods, biodiversity, and native forests in the Bolivian Amazon, contributing to global environmental benefits and sustainable development.

Responsibilities

The Project Analyst is responsible for strategic project implementation and inter-institutional coordination, leading stakeholder engagement and ensuring alignment with project goals. This includes managing the annual work plan and budget, overseeing technical-political follow-up on regulatory processes, and implementing the Stakeholder Engagement Plan (SEP) with indigenous communities. The role involves ensuring adequate technical, administrative, and financial execution, developing and monitoring work plans, and managing procurement and contracts. Additionally, the analyst will oversee the Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) plan, gender and intergenerational action plans, and social and environmental safeguards. Financial management includes ensuring correct fund utilization, supervising grant management, and preparing financial reports. Risk management and compliance are also key duties.

Work Experience

A minimum of five years of progressive experience in project management, environmental conservation, or sustainable development is required. Experience working with international organizations, government bodies, and local communities, particularly in Bolivia or similar contexts, is highly desirable. Proven experience in managing GEF-funded projects is a strong asset.

Skills

Project management, strategic planning, stakeholder coordination, inter-institutional liaison, monitoring and evaluation, financial management, risk management, report writing, communication, negotiation, and knowledge of environmental policies and sustainable development principles.

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