Field Office Manager (Kassala) – UNDP
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| Job Identification | 33648 |
| Locations | Kassala, Sudan |
| Posting Date | 26/04/2026, 12:04 pm |
| Apply Before | 10/05/2026, 12:04 pm |
| Education & Work Experience | Master’s Degree – 2 year(s) experience OR Bachelor’s Degree – 4 year(s) experience |
| Grade | NPSA-9 |
| Practice Area | Conflict Prevention, Peacebuilding and Responsive Institutions |
| Vacancy Type | National Personnel Service Agreement |
| Required Languages | Fluency in English and Arabic is required. |
Fighting between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) that started on 15th April 2023 continues in Sudan amidst multiple failed ceasefires, generating a multi-layered crisis. The conflict is dramatically worsening Sudan’s already dire Human Development outlook, taking a massive toll on human lives, livelihoods, public infrastructure, and basic services. The continued fighting is devastating the economy, with prices for food, fuel and other basic goods soaring, putting critical goods out of reach for many households. Residential areas are caught up in shelling and crossfire, civilians trapped without electricity or running water, and with limited access to food, drinking water and medical services. Key infrastructure, such as power plants, the electricity grid, health facilities, water stations, banking and communications infrastructure have been severely damaged, making basic services unavailable. Banks have closed, many small businesses in the urban areas have collapsed due to looting, food prices have spiked while cash circulation is limited.
About 10.7 million people are now displaced by conflicts in Sudan. Their needs are overwhelming: shortages of food, shelter, healthcare, and sanitation, all combine to place them at heightened risk of disease outbreaks, malnutrition, and violence.
Facing crisis as development emergencies that require integrated solutions, UNDP Sudan Country office has designed Field Office Manager to implement its interventions during this violent conflict with a focus on people’s livelihoods, socio-economic progress, basic services, peace building and institutional service delivery systems. The Field Office Manager aims to support the nexus of humanitarian assistance, transition to peace, security, and sustainability.
Under the direct supervision of the Deputy Resident Representative (Programme), the Field Office Manager, will be responsible for the overall management of the Field Office, building partnerships with UN Agencies, Civil Society, local authorities and Community based organizations. The incumbent will also support programmatic synergies between UNDP projects in the region, with a focus to ensuring efficiency and effectiveness by utilising UNDP’s Quality Assurance principles. When needed, the incumbent will be responsible for the provision of support services to UNDP Country Office and local projects.
Scope of Work:
Ensure Effective Partnership building in the area:
Coordinate UNDP projects and promotes/foster programmatic synergies:
Ensure Quality Assurance of UNDP projects:
Ensure service provision for UNDP projects and Country Office:
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