Mission and objectives
Le bureau pays de l'UNFPA à Djibouti agit en partenariat avec les gouvernements, d'autres institutions et la société civile afin de mettre en œuvre son mandat. Deux cadres guident notre mission: Le Programme d'action adoptée à la Conférence internationale sur la population et le développement de 1994 (CIPD) et les Objectifs de développement durable (ODD). Les trois domaines privilégiés de notre mandat sont la santé sexuelle et reproductive, les droits de l’homme et l’égalité des sexes et les questions de population et de développement. L'UNFPA apporte au pays son soutien technique et financier dans la collecte, l’analyse et la dissémination de données de population, afin de fournir des informations détaillées pour la planification, le suivi des progrès de façon à permettre des prises de décisions efficaces et efficients.Context
Task Description
3.1. Renforcement du système de santéCompetencies and values
Living conditions and remarks
Djibouti is located in the Horn of Africa, at the crossroads of East Africa and the Middle East. Djibouti City is the capital and the main administrative, economic and port hub. Climate: hot arid desert climate. Temperatures are high throughout the year, often between 30 and 45 degrees Celsius, in particular from May to September. The cooler season runs from November to February. Rainfall is scarce and irregular. Population and society: the population is about 1.1 million. The vast majority is Muslim. French and Arabic are the official languages; Somali and Afar are widely spoken. Safety: Djibouti is generally stable and relatively safe. Petty crime can occur in urban areas. Security guidelines are issued and updated by UNDSS, and UN Volunteers are fully included in the UN security framework. Operating environment: Djibouti is classified as a hardship duty station. The country is exposed to recurrent drought, climate shocks and population movements, and hosts refugees and migrants from neighbouring countries. The assignment offers an enriching professional environment and requires cultural awareness, flexibility, and the willingness to live and work in demanding conditions. Currency: the Djiboutian Franc (DJF), with a fixed exchange rate of about 177 DJF to 1 USD. Banking and communications infrastructure are available in Djibouti City. Candidates are encouraged to review the full benefits and allowances for the duty station using the UVP calculator, and to consult the Conditions of Service for UN Volunteers. You may check the full benefits and allowances applicable to the duty station using the UVP calculator https://app.unv.org/calculator. Please see the Conditions of Service for UN Volunteers for more information and details.We review listings for quality, but organizations may update or amend a posting at any time, so confirm the role and closing date on the organization's official site before applying. No genuine employer charges a fee to apply, interview, or process an application — treat any request for payment as a scam. If a detail looks wrong or the posting seems fraudulent, report this job.