National Project Officer (Education for Health and Wellbeing)
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Mbabane, EswatiniInitial duration of contract is 12 months with possibility of renewal subject to funding and satisfactory performance.
Only citizens of Eswatini may apply to this position.
OVERVIEW OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE POST
The position falls under the overall authority of the Assistant Director-General for Education, guidance from the Director of the UNESCO Regional Office for Southern Africa, and the direct supervision of the Senior Project Officer (Education for Health and Well-being). The incumbent will be responsible for the effective planning, implementation, and monitoring of UNESCO’s work on Education for Health and Wellbeing through the Our Rights, Our Lives, Our Future (O3) Programme in Eswatini. The incumbent will specifically:
Programme and Technical support for the O3 Programme
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