Multistakeholder Partnership Specialist

ppThe Multistakeholder Partnership Specialist will serve as a full member of the Secretariat of the FAO LEAP Partnership, providing technical and administrative support to strengthen governance, coordination, knowledge sharing, outreach, and work programme delivery. The role advances multistakeholder collaboration for sustainable livestock and agrifood systems, focusing on environmental assessment and performance, supporting dissemination and uptake of guidelines, facilitating dialogue, and strengthening engagement with diverse partners. /p h3Responsibilities /h3 ul liSupport the day-to-day coordination and delivery of the LEAP Partnership work programme, including follow-up on agreed actions, workplans, timelines and deliverables. /li liAssist with the coordination, preparation, review, editing, dissemination and uptake of LEAP guidelines, technical reports, policy briefs, e-learning courses, methodologies, tools, presentations and other knowledge products. /li liSupport training, technical guidance, webinars and other capacity-development activities that promote the global use of LEAP guidelines, tools and good practices. /li liMap key stakeholders and build lasting relationships with LEAP Steering Committee members and partners across the public, research, private and civil society sectors, including producer organizations and financial institutions. /li liAssist with the preparation and follow-up of meetings of the LEAP Steering Committee, Technical Advisory Groups, Scientific Advisory Group and other Partnership bodies. /li liSupport the organization and facilitation of technical consultations, expert meetings, webinars, workshops, LEAP global conferences, the FAO Livestock Conference and other events involving LEAP partners and external stakeholders. /li liHelp identify strategic partnership opportunities, engage donors, prepare concept notes and project proposals, and coordinate related fundraising and partnership-development activities. /li liMaintain accurate, accessible and up-to-date records of partners, contacts, meetings, workplans, technical outputs, correspondence and other Secretariat documentation. /li liPerform other relevant technical, coordination, communication and administrative duties as needed to support the effective operation of the FAO LEAP Partnership Secretariat. /li /ul h3Requirements /h3 ul liAdvanced University degree from an institution recognized by the International Association of Universities (IAU)/UNESCO in Agricultural, Biological, Animal, Environmental, Food, Social or Veterinary Science, Livestock Engineering, Agronomy, Natural Resource Management, Agricultural or Development Economics, International Development or Relations, international or Public Policy, Programme or Project Management, Business or Public Administration, Partnership Development Management, Public Relations or Affairs, Communications, or another field directly relevant to the work of FAO and multistakeholder partnerships. /li liConsultants with a bachelor's degree need two additional years of relevant professional experience. /li liUniversity degree or technical specialization in relevant fields for PSA Subscribers. /li liAt least 1 year (Category C) or 5 years (Category B) of relevant experience in multistakeholder partnership coordination, project coordination or management, including engagement with governments, research and/or academic institutions, international organizations, civil society, private-sector actors and/or development partners. /li liWorking knowledge of English (Level C). /li liKnowledge of a second FAO language is an asset. /li /ul h3Skills /h3 ul liMultistakeholder Partnership Coordination /li liProject Coordination /li liProject Management /li liGovernance Structures Strengthening /li liKnowledge Sharing /li liOutreach Management /li liProgramme Delivery /li liSustainable Livestock Systems /li liEnvironmental Assessment /li liPerformance Evaluation /li liGuideline Dissemination /li liStakeholder Engagement /li liTechnical Support /li liAdministrative Support /li liPublic Relations /li liCommunications /li liInternational Development /li liPolicy Analysis /li /ul h3Languages /h3 pEnglish /p /p #J-18808-Ljbffr