Female candidates are strongly encouraged to apply!
Persons with no UN experience are encouraged to apply!
Under the overall guidance and supervision of Ordnance Disposal
Office (ODO) Senior Programme Manager and working closely with UNOPS Portfolio
Manager, the Liquidation Manager is responsible for the drawdown and
liquidation of ODO, as the UNAMID mandate will expire on 31 December 2020.
Main duties and
responsibilities are:
1. Liquidation Management
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Formulate and implement the
liquidation plan of ODO and propose/allocate the necessary resources
(funds and
personnel).
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Reallocate resources as
required within the resource planning and results management framework
requirements of UNOPS/UNAMID.
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Lead the preparation and
finalization of procurement plan, budget, statement of works, contracts and
legal documents required for the liquidation in consultation with UNOPS
Portfolio Manager.
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Collaborate closely within the
mission liquidation team and UNOPS Portfolio Manager to ensure that
the
liquidation is implemented in compliance with United Nations and UNOPS rules and
regulations.
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Represent UNOPS in
negotiations, meetings and follow-up with UNAMID and the stakeholders,
including calculating and justifying the cost of UNOPS services.
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Integrate work with other team
members and internal partners. Take timely and appropriate actions to
meet the
work and liquidation plan objectives.
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Represent the programme towards
the local authorities, National Mine Action Centre (NMAC) and
other
stakeholders in terms of liquidation.
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Direct project staff in the
timely preparation of liquidation reports, as requested by UNOPS/UNMAS
and
UNAMID, and the preparation of a final lessons learned document.
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Manage and supervise the
liquidation team’s day-to-day tasks.
2. Service Delivery and
Operational Management
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Ensure that the asset disposal
be implemented timely and in full compliance with applicable United
Nations and
UNOPS rules and regulations.
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Lead the preparation of
contract documents and letters of agreement with institutions and United
Nations agencies; administer contracts and agreements and process amendments,
if required.
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Negotiate complex contracts for
services. Monitor the liquidation of the contracts and agreements.
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Approve disbursement of
allocated financial resources for the liquidation.
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Work with the ODO UNOPS
Portfolio Manager and the clients on proposed projects.
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Interact closely with team
members and internal partners to ensure consistency in service delivery and
operating protocols.
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Maintain consultations, as
applicable, with the United Nations country team, United Nations client
institutions, field programme managers and staff and partners involved in the
delivery of projects and
programmes.
3. Knowledge management
and technical support
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Contribute to UNOPS
capacity-building in effective service delivery by focusing on learning,
coaching
and mentoring team members, field staff and internal partners.
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Contribute to development of
tools and platforms for data and content management and ensure
information and
knowledge sharing.