Jobs For Faculty Of Agriculture Graduates in Jordan in Jordan 2026

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Project Officer

On-site - Jordan 28 July 2026

Administration

<h2 class="h5">Job description</h2> <div class="t-break" data-jb-field="description"> Tiered Approach In line with the commitment to safeguard capacity and support personnel already in the Organization, a majority of UNDP UNCDF/UNV vacancies are advertised using a tiered application process whereby: <ul> <li>Tier 0: UNDP/UNCDF/UNV IP staff holding permanent (PA) and fixed-term (FTA) appointments, whose posts will be abolished, or contracts will be terminated or not renewed during 2026.</li> <li>Tier 1: Other UNDP/UNCDF/UNV staff holding permanent (PA) and fixed-term (FTA) appointments</li> <li>Tier 2: UNDP/UNCDF/UNV staff holding temporary appointments (TA), personnel on regular PSA contracts, and Expert and Specialist UN Volunteers</li> <li>Tier 3 or no tier indicated: All other contract types from UNDP/UNCDF/UNV and other agencies, and other external candidates</li> </ul> Please make note of the Tier(s) indicated in the vacancy title, if any, and ensure that you satisfy the eligibility to apply. Background UNDP Jordan's Climate and Energy Pillar supports national priorities on climate action, environmental sustainability, natural resource management, resilience, and the transition toward low-carbon and inclusive development. Through its portfolio of climate change, energy, biodiversity, water resources management, circular economy, waste management, disaster risk reduction, and environmental governance initiatives, the Pillar works closely with national institutions, development partners, civil society, and local stakeholders to strengthen institutional capacities, mobilize climate finance, and promote sustainable development in line with national priorities and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The Climate and Energy Pillar manages an integrated portfolio of projects providing technical assistance, policy support, institutional strengthening, knowledge generation, and strategic partnerships across multiple thematic areas, including climate adaptation and mitigation, biodiversity conservation, sustainable land management, renewable energy, water governance, and green growth. Jordan is among the world's most water-scarce countries and is increasingly affected by climate change through rising temperatures, prolonged droughts, changing rainfall patterns, and growing pressure on limited water resources. These challenges significantly affect agricultural productivity, rural livelihoods, food security, and sustainable management of natural resources. The Building Resilience to Cope with Climate Change in Jordan through Improving Water Use Efficiency in the Agriculture Sector (BRCCJ) Project is a seven-year initiative implemented in the Dead Sea Basin across Karak, Madaba, Tafileh, and Ma'an Governorates. The project is jointly implemented by UNDP, FAO, the Ministry of Environment, the Ministry of Agriculture, and the Ministry of Water and Irrigation to enhance climate resilience through improved water management, sustainable agricultural practices, and strengthened institutional capacities. UNDP Jordan seeks to recruit a Project Officer to support the effective implementation and day-to-day coordination of project activities. Under the overall supervision of the Programme Analyst, the Project Officer will contribute to the timely delivery of project outputs by coordinating implementation activities with the Project Management Unit (PMU), implementing partners, consultants, contractors, and relevant stakeholders, while ensuring compliance with approved workplans, donor requirements, and applicable UNDP rules, regulations, policies, and procedures. The Project Officer will work closely with the PMU and implementing partners to facilitate implementation, monitor progress, support reporting, coordinate project activities, and contribute to achieving the project's intended outcomes. Duties and Responsibilities The Project Officer will support the effective implementation of project activities under the overall guidance of the Programme Analyst by performing the following functions: <ul> <li>Support implementation of project results. </li> <li>Support project reporting, monitoring, and evaluation. </li> <li>Facilitate partnerships and coordination with internal and external stakeholders. </li> <li>Contribute to knowledge management and learning. </li> <li>Perform other project-related duties as assigned by the supervisor.</li> </ul> <ol> <li>Support Implementation of Project Results:</li> </ol> The Project Officer will: <ul> <li>Coordinate and support the day-to-day implementation of project activities in accordance with approved workplans, project documents, budgets, and implementation schedules. </li> <li>Coordinate closely with the Project Management Unit (PMU), FAO, the Ministry of Water and Irrigation, the Ministry of Agriculture, the Ministry of Environment, and other implementing partners to ensure timely implementation of project activities. </li> <li>Monitor implementation progress against approved outputs, milestones, and quality standards, identifying implementation issues and proposing corrective actions where appropriate. </li> <li>Support implementation of project activities in compliance with UNDP policies, procedures, financial regulations, procurement requirements, and donor agreements. </li> <li>Support preparation of annual and quarterly workplans, procurement plans, implementation schedules, and activity plans. </li> <li>Contribute to preparation of Terms of Reference, technical specifications, procurement documentation, and other implementation documents required for project delivery. </li> <li>Monitor implementation of consultancy assignments and service contracts by reviewing deliverables, monitoring progress, and providing technical feedback in coordination with the Programme Analyst. </li> <li>Provide day-to-day technical guidance and coordination to project consultants, contractors, interns, and service providers assigned to project activities, ensuring timely completion of agreed deliverables. </li> <li>Facilitate coordination among implementing partners to ensure effective implementation and alignment of project interventions. </li> <li>Monitor implementation of project expenditures against approved workplans and budgets and contribute to financial planning and reporting in accordance with UNDP financial procedures. </li> <li>Support preparation of financial forecasts, budget revisions, expenditure monitoring, and funding requests as required. </li> <li>Maintain accurate project documentation and records in accordance with UNDP corporate requirements. </li> <li>Contribute to preparation for project reviews, audits, monitoring missions, and evaluation exercises by ensuring timely availability of supporting documentation and required information. </li> <li>Participate in project meetings, technical working groups, steering committee meetings, donor meetings, and coordination forums as requested. </li> <li>Support implementation of results-based management approaches throughout project implementation. </li> </ul> 2. Support Reporting, Monitoring and Evaluation: The Project Officer will contribute to effective project monitoring, reporting, and adaptive management by: <ul> <li>Monitor implementation progress against approved workplans, outputs, indicators, and implementation schedules, and identify issues requiring timely follow-up. </li> <li>Support the implementation of monitoring and evaluation activities in accordance with project documents, donor requirements, and UNDP corporate policies and procedures. </li> <li>Monitor project implementation risks, maintain the project risk log, and promptly escalate emerging risks and issues to the Programme Analyst and the Project Management Unit (PMU) for appropriate action. </li> <li>Contribute to the preparation of periodic project progress reports, including updates on implementation progress, expenditures, risks, issues, lessons learned, and achievement of project outputs. </li> <li>Support the timely preparation and submission of technical, operational, and donor reports, ensuring the accuracy and completeness of project information. </li> <li>Compile, analyze, and maintain project implementation data to facilitate evidence-based planning, reporting, and decision-making. </li> <li>Support monitoring of project expenditures and implementation progress to ensure consistency with approved workplans and budgets. </li> <li>Prepare presentations, briefing notes, technical summaries, and background documentation for project meetings, donor consultations, steering committee meetings, missions, and other coordination forums, as required. </li> <li>Coordinate and participate in field missions to monitor project implementation, verify progress, collect technical information, engage with beneficiaries and local stakeholders, and document implementation results. </li> <li>Support project evaluations, reviews, audits, monitoring missions, and quality assurance exercises by coordinating the collection of supporting documentation and responding to information requests. </li> <li>Contribute to identifying implementation challenges and recommend practical solutions to improve project delivery, efficiency, and achievement of results. </li> </ul> 3. Liaison Partnerships, Liaison and Coordination: The Project Officer will facilitate effective collaboration with project stakeholders by: <ul> <li>Maintain effective working relationships with government counterparts, implementing partners, development partners, civil society organizations, academic institutions, and private sector stakeholders involved in project implementation. </li> <li>Coordinate regularly with the Project Management Unit (PMU), FAO, the Ministry of Agriculture, the Ministry of Water and Irrigation, the Ministry of Environment, and other implementing partners to facilitate the timely implementation of project activities. </li> <li>Support coordination among project partners to ensure effective communication, complementarity of interventions, and alignment with approved project objectives. </li> <li>Facilitate the organization of coordination meetings, technical workshops, consultations, steering committee meetings, and stakeholder engagement events. </li> <li>Support implementation of project communication, outreach, and stakeholder engagement activities in collaboration with project partners. </li> <li>Contribute to maintaining effective collaboration with donor partners by supporting the preparation of technical information, progress updates, and briefing materials, as required. </li> <li>Support coordination with other UNDP programmes and projects to promote synergies, knowledge sharing, and integrated implementation across the Climate and Energy portfolio. </li> <li>Facilitate communication and information exchange among implementing partners and stakeholders to support timely decision-making and efficient implementation. </li> <li>Participate in technical meetings, conferences, working groups, and coordination forums related to the project, as requested by the supervisor. </li> <li>Support the identification of opportunities to strengthen partnerships and enhance collaboration in support of project implementation and sustainability. </li> </ul> 4. Knowledge Management and Learning: The Project Officer will contribute to knowledge management and organizational learning by: <ul> <li>Support documentation of project experiences, good practices, innovations, and lessons learned throughout project implementation. </li> <li>Contribute to the preparation of knowledge products, technical briefs, success stories, communication materials, and case studies highlighting project achievements and results. </li> <li>Facilitate the collection, organization, and dissemination of project knowledge and technical information to relevant stakeholders. </li> <li>Contribute to strengthening institutional knowledge by maintaining organized project records, technical documentation, and implementation information. </li> <li>Support the implementation of knowledge-sharing events, workshops, learning sessions, and capacity development activities for project partners and beneficiaries. </li> <li>Contribute to corporate knowledge networks, communities of practice, and internal knowledge-sharing initiatives, where relevant. </li> <li>Support implementation of project visibility activities in accordance with UNDP, donor, and Government visibility and communication requirements. </li> <li> Promote continuous learning by identifying opportunities to improve project implementation based on monitoring findings, evaluations, and stakeholder feedback.  </li> </ul> 5. Any Other Duties The Project Officer will: <ul> <li>Contribute to the preparation of concept notes, technical inputs, and background information to support resource mobilization initiatives within the Climate and Energy Pillar, as requested. </li> <li>Participate in technical meetings, consultations, workshops, and missions relevant to the Climate and Energy portfolio, as assigned by the supervisor. </li> <li>Perform other project-related duties that are consistent with the level and scope of the position and reasonably assigned by the Programme Analyst.</li> </ul> Institutional Arrangement: The Project Officer will be based at the UNDP Jordan Country Office in Amman and will report directly to the Programme Analyst. Under the overall supervision of the Programme Analyst, the incumbent will support the implementation and coordination of project activities in close collaboration with the Project Management Unit (PMU), implementing partners, consultants, contractors, and relevant stakeholders. The Project Officer will provide day-to-day technical coordination and guidance to project consultants, contractors, interns, and service providers assigned to project activities, including monitoring workplans, reviewing technical deliverables, facilitating coordination, and reporting implementation progress to the supervisor. The incumbent does not exercise formal supervisory authority over UNDP personnel. The incumbent will work collaboratively with relevant programme, operations, procurement, finance, and monitoring teams within UNDP to facilitate effective project implementation and ensure compliance with applicable UNDP policies, procedures, and quality standards. Competencies Core Achieve Results: LEVEL 2: Scale up solutions and simplifies processes, balances speed and accuracy in doing work Think Innovatively: LEVEL 2: Offer new ideas/open to new approaches, demonstrate systemic/integrated thinking Learn Continuously: LEVEL 2: Go outside comfort zone, learn from others and support their learning Adapt with Agility: LEVEL 2: Adapt processes/approaches to new situations, involve others in change process Act with Determination:  LEVEL 2: Able to persevere and deal with multiple sources of pressure simultaneously Engage and Partner: LEVEL 2: Is facilitator/integrator, bring people together, build/maintain coalitions/partnerships Enable Diversity and Inclusion: LEVEL 2: Facilitate conversations to bridge differences, considers in decision making  People Management: The Project Officer will provide day-to-day technical guidance, coordination, and supervision to project personnel, consultants, and service providers assigned to the project, in liaison with the Programme Analyst. The incumbent will oversee the quality and timely delivery of assigned work, monitor performance of project personnel under their responsibility, and ensure effective coordination among project team members and implementing partners. Where applicable, the Project Officer supervises project personnel, consultants, interns, and service providers assigned to the project by providing technical guidance, monitoring work plans, reviewing deliverables, supporting performance management, and ensuring effective coordination in liaison with the Programme Analyst. Cross-Functional & Technical Competences  Thematic Area Name Definition Business Management Project Management Ability to plan, organize, prioritize and control resources, procedures and protocols to achieve specific goals. Business Management Partnerships Management Build and maintain partnerships with wide networks of stakeholders, Governments, civil society and private sector partners, experts and others in line with UNDP strategy and policies. Business Management Results-based Management Ability to manage the implementation of strategies, programmes, and projects with a focus at improved performance and demonstrable results. Knowledge and understanding of relevant theories, concepts, methodologies, instruments, and tools. Business Management Operations Management Ability to effectively plan, organise and oversee different parts of corporate operations, simultaneously and in an integrated way, in order to convert the organisation’s assets into the best results in the most efficient way. Knowledge of relevant concepts and mechanisms. Business Management Working with Evidence and Data Ability to inspect, cleanse, transform and model data with the goal of discovering useful information, informing conclusions and supporting decision-making. Business Management Communication Communicate in a clear, concise and unambiguous manner both through written and verbal communication; to tailor messages and choose communication methods depending on the audience. Ability to manage communications internally and externally, through media, social media and other appropriate channels. Planet Nature, Climate and Energy Green Economy: Green economy and green growth Planet Nature, Climate and Energy Water resources management, water efficiency Planet Nature, Climate and Energy Climate change Mitigation: concepts and application Required Skills and Experience Min. Education requirements Advanced university degree (Master’s degree or equivalent) in Civil Engineering, Water Resources Management, Environmental Management, or any other related field is required. Or A first-level university degree (bachelor’s degree) in the areas mentioned above in combination with an additional two years of qualifying experience will be given due consideration in lieu of the advanced degree. Min. years of relevant work experienc </div>

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Senior Paid Ads Mastery for MSEs Training – National Individual Consultant

On-site - Jordan - Amman 13 July 2026

Logistics, Supply Chain & Procurement

Estimated Duration: from contract signing until January, 2027 ** This opportunity is only open for national individual consultants. Companies or non-Jordanians are not eligible to apply   About Mercy Corps Mercy Corps is an international relief and development organization that operates in more than 40 countries around the world, whereby its Jordan office was founded in 2006 and has since worked to expand clean water access, strengthen youth and women's civic participation, and boost economic stability for both Jordanians and refugees. Mercy Corps Jordan partners with local governments and organizations to support communities in building economically secure and more peaceful futures, with programs focused on climate resilience, sustainable livelihoods, and inclusive economic growth.   About Iqlaa Activity The Informal Livelihoods Advancement Activity (Iqlaa), funded by the United States Government - implemented by Mercy Corps as lead implementer within an implementation consortium of six partners, aims to support Jordan's Home-Based Businesses (HBBs) and Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) to grow, transform, and become resilient to future challenges. Iqlaa’s approach explores new ways of doing business and improving access to finance, markets, and services. It focuses on four sectors: agriculture, tourism and hospitality, manufacturing, and services, with a special focus on technology development and implementation. The program encourages and supports the participation of all MSE-owner segments.   Through research and adaptive collaborative learning, Iqlaa has identified opportunities, incentives, and constraints that facilitate or restrict formalization and growth. Based on findings, Iqlaa implements best practices to strengthen businesses and develop an MSE-focused financial sector within a market systems development framework. Program activities are delivered with a strong localization element to respond to specific market needs and the local context. Iqlaa also leverages innovative behavioral change methodologies to facilitate long-term, sustainable changes in the MSEs ecosystem in Jordan.   Using a Market Systems Development (MSD) approach, Mercy Corps collaborates with private sector market actors to pilot and scale innovative solutions that address key market constraints. These partnerships aim to catalyze sustainable business practices that continue beyond the duration of the Program.   Activity Purpose The purpose of this Terms of Reference (TOR) is to solicit proposals from qualified national individual trainers to deliver a training module on Paid Ads Mastery.   The selected trainer will deliver in-person sessions to MSEs across multiple governorates in coordination with Iqlaa's Partner, a digital solutions company with an established expertise in delivering training content and digital learning solutions to MSEs in Jordan.   This assignment is funded by the United States Government under Iqlaa and is carried out by Iqlaa's Partner as part of an initiative to strengthen business and digital solutions and improve MSEs' marketing and business management capacities. The selected consultant will be contracted by Mercy Corps Jordan on behalf of Iqlaa's Partner and will work in close coordination with both organizations throughout the assignment, following Mercy Corps Jordan 's procurement and compliance requirements as a United States Government funded program.   Activity Description Iqlaa's Partner is a marketing solutions company specializing in digital marketing and e-learning content development, with an established digital learning platform serving MSEs across Jordan. The platform offers structured training modules in digital marketing and other business management skills. To complement the platform's digital offer and broaden reach, Iqlaa's Partner plans to deliver in-person training sessions targeting MSEs across multiple governorates.   Within the scope of Iqlaa program, Mercy Corps Jordan is supporting Iqlaa's Partner to deliver a roadshow consisting of a series of 6 in-person training sessions across 4 governorates, targeting over 100 MSEs. The roadshow is designed to strengthen MSEs' marketing capabilities and practical business management skills through specialized training modules.   A training module on Paid Ads Mastery will be delivered under this assignment. The scope of this assignment concludes with the full delivery of all 6 training sessions and related reporting. Participant management, session logistics, and coordination with MSEs will be carried out by Iqlaa's Partner.   Scope of Work You can download the full Scope of Work including the evaluation criteria and the required submittals through this link: <a href="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1NQJS7sO-26i3aabKF-xjgJF9OAReDK_S?usp=sharing" rel="noopener noreferrer" title="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1NQJS7sO-26i3aabKF-xjgJF9OAReDK_S?usp=sharing">https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1NQJS7sO-26i3aabKF-xjgJF9OAReDK_S?usp=sharing</a>   How to Apply Please submit the following at <a href="mailto:jo-procurement@mercycorps.org" title="mailto:jo-procurement@mercycorps.org">jo-procurement@mercycorps.org</a>, mentioning the consultancy title in the subject line. Offers must be submitted maximum by Monday 20 July, 2026 at 4:00 pm Amman time: <ol start="1" type="1"> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >All the documents requested in the “Application” section in the ToR document (pages 5-6) .</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >A copy of your Jordanian ID or passport.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >A screenshot showing the applicant’s active account on Jo Fawtara system.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >A filled & signed copy of the NIC Data Form in this link: <a href="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XByAzzzrWO1OSZNfAQmFCKLYJjL1As6D?usp=sharing" rel="noopener noreferrer" title="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XByAzzzrWO1OSZNfAQmFCKLYJjL1As6D?usp=sharing">https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XByAzzzrWO1OSZNfAQmFCKLYJjL1As6D?usp=sharing</a></li> </ol>   ** Mercy Corps has the right to disqualify any late offers.

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Visual Content Creation for MSEs Training – National Individual Consultant

On-site - Jordan - Amman 13 July 2026

Logistics, Supply Chain & Procurement

Estimated Duration: from contract signing until January, 2027 ** This opportunity is only open for national individual consultants. Companies or non-Jordanians are not eligible to apply   About Mercy Corps Mercy Corps is an international relief and development organization that operates in more than 40 countries around the world, whereby its Jordan office was founded in 2006 and has since worked to expand clean water access, strengthen youth and women's civic participation, and boost economic stability for both Jordanians and refugees. Mercy Corps Jordan partners with local governments and organizations to support communities in building economically secure and more peaceful futures, with programs focused on climate resilience, sustainable livelihoods, and inclusive economic growth.   About Iqlaa Activity The Informal Livelihoods Advancement Activity (Iqlaa), funded by the United States Government - implemented by Mercy Corps as lead implementer within an implementation consortium of six partners, aims to support Jordan's Home-Based Businesses (HBBs) and Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) to grow, transform, and become resilient to future challenges. Iqlaa’s approach explores new ways of doing business and improving access to finance, markets, and services. It focuses on four sectors: agriculture, tourism and hospitality, manufacturing, and services, with a special focus on technology development and implementation. The program encourages and supports the participation of all MSE-owner segments.   Through research and adaptive collaborative learning, Iqlaa has identified opportunities, incentives, and constraints that facilitate or restrict formalization and growth. Based on findings, Iqlaa implements best practices to strengthen businesses and develop an MSE-focused financial sector within a market systems development framework. Program activities are delivered with a strong localization element to respond to specific market needs and the local context. Iqlaa also leverages innovative behavioral change methodologies to facilitate long-term, sustainable changes in the MSEs ecosystem in Jordan.   Using a Market Systems Development (MSD) approach, Mercy Corps collaborates with private sector market actors to pilot and scale innovative solutions that address key market constraints. These partnerships aim to catalyze sustainable business practices that continue beyond the duration of the Program.   Activity Purpose The purpose of this Terms of Reference (TOR) is to solicit proposals from qualified national individual trainers to deliver a training module on Visual Content Creation. The selected trainer will deliver in-person sessions to MSEs across multiple governorates in coordination with Iqlaa's Partner, a digital solutions company with an established expertise in delivering training content and digital learning solutions to MSEs in Jordan.   This assignment is funded by the United States Government under Iqlaa and is carried out by Iqlaa's Partner as part of an initiative to strengthen business and digital solutions and improve MSEs' marketing and business management capacities. The selected consultant will be contracted by Mercy Corps Jordan on behalf of Iqlaa's Partner and will work in close coordination with both organizations throughout the assignment, following Mercy Corps Jordan 's procurement and compliance requirements as a United States Government funded program.   Activity Description Iqlaa's Partner is a marketing solutions company specializing in digital marketing and e-learning content development, with an established digital learning platform serving MSEs across Jordan. The platform offers structured training modules in digital marketing and other business management skills. To complement the platform's digital offer and broaden reach, Iqlaa's Partner plans to deliver in-person training sessions targeting MSEs across multiple governorates.   Within the scope of Iqlaa program, Mercy Corps Jordan is supporting Iqlaa's Partner to deliver a roadshow consisting of a series of 6 in-person training sessions across 4 governorates, targeting over 100 MSEs. The roadshow is designed to strengthen MSEs' marketing capabilities and practical business management skills through specialized training modules.   A training module on Visual Content Creation will be delivered under this assignment. The scope of this assignment concludes with the full delivery of all 6 training sessions and related reporting. Participant management, session logistics, and coordination with MSEs will be carried out by Iqlaa's Partner.   Scope of Work You can download the full Scope of Work including the evaluation criteria and the required submittals through this link: <a href="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Q2YMspWr96K8NCRvUp5jkO52tiFF4xqP?usp=drive_link" rel="noopener noreferrer" title="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Q2YMspWr96K8NCRvUp5jkO52tiFF4xqP?usp=drive_link">https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Q2YMspWr96K8NCRvUp5jkO52tiFF4xqP?usp=drive_link</a>   How to Apply Please submit the following at <a href="mailto:jo-procurement@mercycorps.org" title="mailto:jo-procurement@mercycorps.org">jo-procurement@mercycorps.org</a>, mentioning the consultancy title in the subject line. Offers must be submitted maximum by Monday 20 July, 2026 at 4:00 pm Amman time: <ol start="1" type="1"> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >All the documents requested in the “Application” section in the ToR document (pages 5-6) .</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >A copy of your Jordanian ID or passport.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >A screenshot showing the applicant’s active account on Jo Fawtara system.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >A filled & signed copy of the NIC Data Form in this link: <a href="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XByAzzzrWO1OSZNfAQmFCKLYJjL1As6D?usp=sharing" rel="noopener noreferrer" title="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XByAzzzrWO1OSZNfAQmFCKLYJjL1As6D?usp=sharing">https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XByAzzzrWO1OSZNfAQmFCKLYJjL1As6D?usp=sharing</a></li> </ol>   ** Mercy Corps has the right to disqualify any late offers.

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Project Evaluation Consultant

On-site - Jordan 28 July 2026

Research & Development

<h2 class="h5">Job description</h2> <div class="t-break" data-jb-field="description"> Result of Service Upon completion of this assignment, the consultant will have delivered a comprehensive independent final evaluation of the project, including an inception report, draft and final evaluation reports, and a presentation of key findings. The evaluation will provide UN-Habitat, the Adaptation Fund Board, and national partners in Jordan and Lebanon with evidence-based conclusions, lessons learned, and strategic recommendations to inform future climate resilience and water management programming. Work Location Home based Expected duration 4 months (part time) Duties and Responsibilities UN-Habitat is the United Nations agency for human settlements. It is mandated by the UN General Assembly to promote socially and environmentally sustainable communities, towns and cities with the goal of providing adequate shelter for all. It supports Member States in the development of sustainable cities and human settlements through its normative and operational work at global, regional, national and local levels. By working at all levels and with relevant stakeholders and partners, UN-Habitat contributes to linking policy development and capacity-building activities with a view to promoting cohesive and mutually reinforcing social, economic and environmental policies and programs in human settlements in conformity with international practices and covenants. UN-Habitat also leads and coordinates the monitoring of and reporting on global progress on the implementation of the New Urban Agenda and Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 11 of making cities and human settlements inclusive, safer, resilient and sustainable. Other global agreements support UN-Habitat’s work including the Paris Agreement on Climate Change. The Conference of the Parties (COP) of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) established and launched the Adaptation Fund (AF) in 2007. The fund is to finance concrete adoption projects and programmes in developing countries that are particularly vulnerable to adverse effects of climate change. The fund’s projects and activities aim at building national and local adaptation capacities while reaching and engaging with the most vulnerable groups. Background: The project “Increasing the Resilience of Displaced Persons and Host Communities to Climate Change-Related Water Challenges in Jordan and Lebanon”, funded by the Adaptation Fund with a budget of USD 13,973,509, is led by the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) in partnership with ESCWA and UNICEF. As well as national governmental and municipal stakeholders, in addition to several implementing partners in Jordan and Lebanon; United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF), Jordan Hashemite Fund for Human Development (JOHUD), Jordan Hashemite Fund for Badia Development (HFDJB) (BADIA), Permaculture Research Institute (PRI), Yarmouk Water Company (YWC), LDK and Royal Scientific Society (RSS), Management of Resources & Environmental Solutions (MORES) and United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA). The project addresses the compounded impacts of climate change and the Syrian refugees’ displacement crisis, focusing on water scarcity, urban resilience, and sustainable development. It promotes innovative water harvesting, wastewater reuse, and municipal planning to strengthen climate resilience among vulnerable communities. The project was launched in October 2021 and ends in October 2026. 1. Objectives and Expected Accomplishments (outcomes) of the project The overall objective of the project is to increase the resilience of both displaced persons and host communities in Jordan and Lebanon to climate change-related water challenges, particularly challenges associated with water scarcity, climate-induced pressures, and population growth in vulnerable areas. The project aims to achieve this objective through four expected accomplishments: A. Strengthened municipal and institutional capacities to assess, plan, and manage climate-related water risks through the development of climate-responsive territorial planning documents, including urban master plans and associated action or investment plans, in order to support municipal governments to manage urban risks and vulnerabilities in the context of climate change, especially water scarcity challenges, and urban (population) growth, including pressures associated with displacement. B. Increased community awareness, ownership, and capacities to operate, maintain, and replicate sustainable water harvesting, supply, and reuse systems, aimed at strengthening the resilience of citizens (DPs and host communities) through improved awareness, and practical capacities to respond to climate change impacts on water resources. C. Expanded access to efficient and climate-resilient water supply systems through innovative and replicable non-conventional water harvesting, greywater treatment, and wastewater reuse techniques, aimed at enhancing the adaptive capacity of the water sector by expanding unconventional water harvesting, and climate-resilient water supply and irrigation options appropriate to the local context. D. Enhanced knowledge management, learning, and replication to document and share lessons learned and support the development of regional approaches for managing urban climate and water risks, including the development of regional urban risks and vulnerabilities management model in the context of climate change and urban (population) growth. *Detailed expected outcomes, outputs, indicators, and targets for each component are presented in the project’s Results Framework and will be provided to the evaluation team as part of the evaluation documentation package. 2. Project Scope and Geographic Focus The project is implemented in Jordan and Lebanon, targeting municipalities and communities that are highly vulnerable to climate change-related water challenges. In Jordan, the project focuses on the municipalities of Mafraq and Irbid, where increasing temperatures, recurrent droughts, declining groundwater availability, and rapid population growth, including large numbers of displaced persons are placing severe pressure on water systems and municipal services. In Lebanon, the project targets the Zahle District, including the municipalities of Zahleh–Maalaka and Taanayel Zahleh Municipality, where water scarcity, untreated wastewater, and high concentrations of displaced populations have intensified the vulnerability of communities and water-dependent livelihoods. Across both countries, climate change impacts have contributed to; reduced availability of safe and reliable water resources, increased pressure on municipal water supply and wastewater systems, and heightened vulnerability of water-dependent households and services. The project operates at two interconnected scales: 1. Municipal scale: strengthening planning capacities through climate-responsive territorial planning, vulnerability assessments, and urban master plans that integrate climate change, water scarcity, gender, and population pressures. 2. Community scale: improving access to alternative and climate-resilient water resources through rainwater harvesting, greywater treatment and reuse systems, wastewater treatment improvements, and community-level awareness and capacity building. 3. Project implementation arrangement The project is implemented by UN-Habitat as the Implementing Entity. Execution is carried out through national and international partners in both countries: • Lebanon: UNICEF - Lebanon, MORES • Jordan: UNICEF - Jordan, JOHUD, Badia, YWC, PRI, LDK/RSS • UN-ESCWA – Lebanon, Component 4 across both countries. Implementation is conducted in coordination with key national authorities: Jordan: Ministry of Environment (MOE) (Designated Authority), Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation (MOPIC), Ministry of Water and Irrigation (MOWI), Ministry of Local Administration (MOLA), MOA and the municipalities of Irbid and Mafraq. Lebanon: MOEnv (Designated Authority), Ministry of Agriculture (MOA), Ministry of Energy and Water (MOEW), Bekaa Water Establishment (BWE), and the Zahleh–Maalaka and Taanayel Zahleh Municipality, including municipalities of Zahle. A regional and national Project Steering Committee (RSC) structure provides guidance, oversight, and coordination among government stakeholders, executing partners, and UN agencies. Reporting Line: The consultant will report to the Head of Programme in coordination with Regional Project Coordinator. Duties and responsibilities: The evaluation objective is to assess, as systematically and objectively as possible the relevance, efficiency, effectiveness, sustainability, impact outlook and coherence of the project. Findings from the evaluation will inform UN-Habitat, the Ministries of Environment in Jordan and Lebanon (National Designated Authorities), and the Adaptation Fund Board on what worked well, what did not, and why. 1. The specific objectives of the evaluation are: • To assess the performance of the project in terms of achievement of the results at objective level, expected accomplishment (outcome) and output levels. • Assess the relevance, efficiency, effectiveness, sustainability, impact outlook, and coherence of the project in addressing climate change-related water challenges and improving the resilience of targeted communities. • Assess project management arrangements, including execution modalities, partnerships, coordination mechanisms, institutional roles, and the adequacy and use of resources, and how these factors influenced project performance. • Ensure alignment with Adaptation Fund Evaluation Policy and Guidance, including assessment of compliance with Adaptation Fund Environmental and Social Policy and Gender Policy. • To identify lessons learned and make strategic, programmatic and management recommendations on what further needs to be done to effectively promote and increase climate resilience of communities in Jordan and Lebanon. 2. Scope of the evaluation The evaluation will cover the entire life cycle of the project, from November 2021 to end of June 2026, including planning, inception, implementation, monitoring, reporting, and adaptive management processes. In line with the Adaptation Fund Evaluation Policy, the evaluation will assess: • Achievement of outputs and expected accomplishments (outcomes), and progress toward the overall objective • The processes that influenced performance, including readiness, stakeholder engagement, institutional roles, ownership, and operational coordination • Financial management, execution arrangements, and oversight/backstopping by UN-Habitat and partners • The effectiveness of monitoring, evaluation, and reporting systems • Compliance with and integration of the Adaptation Fund Environmental and Social Policy and Gender Policy, including gender equality, equity, social inclusion, human rights, and protection of vulnerable groups • Key constraints, risks, opportunities, and factors affecting sustainability and future upscaling The evaluation will consider performance at both municipal level (planning, governance, institutional capacity) and community level (non-conventional water systems, awareness and capacity-building), reflecting the project’s dual-scale implementation approach. A comprehensive evaluation report must be developed and submitted. Presentation of the evaluation process and findings must be developed and presented by the evaluation consultant to UN-Habitat and all stakeholders and partners. 3. Evaluation Questions: Apart from evaluating performance of the project focusing on achievements in terms of outputs, outcomes and objective, the evaluation will seek to answer evaluation questions, which are organized around the evaluation criteria of relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, impact outlook, sustainability, coherence as well as assess the integration of cross-cutting issues. 1) Relevance: To what extent were the project objectives and design relevant to the needs of beneficiaries, the Adaptation Fund, UN-Habitat, executing entities, and national and local priorities in Jordan and Lebanon? • To what extent was the project relevant to requirements/needs of the beneficiaries? • To what extent was the implementation strategy responsive to donor requirements, national strategies, and UN-Habitat and executing entities’ strategies? • To what extent were the project’s intended outputs and outcome consistent with national and local policies and priorities? • To what extent were key stakeholders and target groups (including gender considerations and vulnerable groups such as displaced persons, women, youth, and low-income households) appropriately identified? • To what extent was the project aligned with Adaptation Fund strategic priorities? 2) Effectiveness: To what extent did the project enhance climate resilience in targeted municipalities and communities in Jordan and Lebanon? • What products, services, and systems were delivered, and to what extent did they strengthen local capacity to plan, manage, and adapt to climate-related water challenges? • To what extent did local ownership influence the effectiveness of the project? • Was the monitoring and evaluation system adequate for tracking progress toward outputs and outcomes, and how was M&E information used to adapt implementation? • To what extent did assumptions and risk assessments hold true, and how effectively did the project respond to changes or external factors? 3) Efficiency: How well were resources used? • To what extent did resources, management arrangements, and execution structures support efficient project implementation? • To what extent did UN-Habitat and executing partners have adequate capacity to implement the project? • To what extent were institutional arrangements adequate and free from administrative, financial, or managerial bottlenecks? • To what extent did the project demonstrate value for money, and how effective were the adaptive management measures taken during implementation? • To what extent did activities and outputs contribute to achieving the expected accomplishments and objective? • To what extent was monitoring and reporting transparent and satisfactory to key stakeholders? 4) Impact: What difference has the project made? • To what extent has the project generated observable changes in the target communities and institutions? • Did the project produce any unintended or unexpected effects (positive or negative), and how might these influence long-term impact? • To what extent did the project contribute to reducing climate vulnerability and enhancing adaptive capacity of displaced persons and host communities? 5) Sustainability and Scalability: To what extent are project benefits likely to continue after Adaptation Fund financing ends? • To what extent was capacity developed in order to ensure sustainability of the efforts and benefits? Is there sufficient awareness in support of the projects’ objectives? • To what extent did the project engage the participation of key stakeholders in design, implementation, monitoring, and reporting to see that it is in their interest that the project benefits continue? • To what extent was the project aligned with national/local development priorities? What is the likelihood of financial and economic resources being available once the Adaptation Fund funding ends? • Are systems for accountability, O&M, and technical know-how in place? • To what extent did the project foster innovative partnerships with local institutions and authorities and other development partners? • Are there any environmental risks that may jeopardize sustainability of project achievements? • To what extent are arrangements in place to ensure continued compliance with environmental and social safeguards and gender commitments? • To what extent can the project’s approach, model, or key interventions be replicated or scaled up in other locations or contexts? • To what extent are the project’s methods, tools, systems, or partnerships institutionalized or documented in a way that supports future scaling? • To what extent are the project results likely to remain environmentally sustainable over time, including under changing climate and resource conditions? • To what extent are the beneficiaries and other similar users willing to pay for treated wastewater reuse in irrigation? • To what extent are the beneficiaries and other similar users willing to pay for the installation, maintenance and use of rooftop rainwater harvesting and greywater treatment systems? 6) Coherence: To what extent did other projects, support or complement the project? • Was the project coherent and implemented in synergy with other Adaptation Fund-supported activities or climate adaptation initiatives? • To what extent was the project coherent or complementary with other UN or donor-funded projects and national programmes? 7) Adaptive Management: To what extent was the project responsive to changing context and implementation conditions, and how effectively were evidence and lessons used to inform decisions during implementation? • To what extent was monitoring and learning evidence used to adapt implementation decisions (e.g., workplans, targeting, technical approaches, partnerships, timelines) and document the results of those adaptations? • To what extent did the project identify, document, and act on lessons learned and innovative practices/tools to improve implementation and outcomes? 8) Equity: To what extent were the benefits of the project shared fairly between groups and geographies, in line with the Adaptation Fund’s Environmental and Social Policy and Gender Policy? • To what extent were vulnerable and marginalized groups (including displaced persons, women, youth, persons with disabilities, and low-income households) meaningfully engaged across project design, implementation, monitoring, and follow-up? The evaluator may refine or expand on the evaluation questions, as necessary, in order to carry out the objectives of the evaluation. 4. Approach and Methodology: 4.1 Approach The evaluation will be conducted in a systematic, impartial, and evidence-based manner in accordance with the United Nations Evaluation Group (UNEG) Norms and Standards and in line with the Adaptation Fund Evaluation Policy. The evaluator will propose a detailed approach and methodology in the inception report; however, the evaluation is expected to adopt a results-based approach grounded in the project’s Theory of Change (ToC), assessing the extent to which project activities and outputs contributed to the expected accomplishments (outcomes) and overall objective in Jordan and Lebanon. The ToC, building on the project’s logical framework, will serve as the central analytical tool for examining causality and the project’s performance. The evaluation should also apply participatory and utilization-focused approaches to promote meaningful engagement of key stakeholders and facilitate the practical use of the evaluation results. Emphasis will be placed on assessing project delivery, achievement of outputs and outcomes, lessons learned, critical gaps, and actionable recommendations. All findings and conclusions must be supported by verifiable and triangulated evidence. The main emphasis should be placed on project delivery, achievement of results; lessons learned, critical gaps; and recommendations. Findings in the evaluation should be evidence-based. 4.2 Evaluation Methodology A variety of methodologies will be applied to collect data to answer the evaluation questions. By triangulating available data sources, the evaluation will seek to establish strong evidence base and maximize the credibility of its analysis. Where relevant, applicable and feasible, the data will be disaggregated by gender, age, and beneficiary group (e.g, host communities, displaced per </div>

0 to 0 years Naukri Gulf

Permaculture Expert

On-site - Jordan - Jordan 20 May 2026

Human Resources

<section>Job DescriptionRoles & Responsibilities<div class="paragraph">Under the supervision of the Project Coordinator and the overall supervision of the Climate Change and Natural Resource Sustainability Cluster Lead, the consultant is responsible for two sets of deliverables: <ol> <li>Develop a permaculture training workshop structure, content and materials that introduce the fundamentals of permaculture through interactive and on-site training tools. The content should be appropriate for the on-site delivery to a group of up to 20 participants.</li> <li>Implement a permaculture training workshop for up to 20 participants from across the Arab region, providing them with interactive training sessions and materials furing a two-day workshop and the Greening the Desert site in South Shuneh, Jordan.</li> </ol></div></section><section>Desired Candidate ProfileA Master s degree or equivalent in environmental, agricultural, or related fields is required. Demonstrated training in permaculture is desirable. A first-level university degree in combination with qualifying experience may be accepted in lieu of an advanced university degree. Note: All candidates must submit a copy of the required educational degree. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed. A minimum of 5 years of professional experience in sustainable agriculture and permaculture in the Arab region is required. Experience in designing and delivering training material on permaculture is required. A minimum of two years of work with international organizations and/or UN agencies is desirable. Work experience in the Middle East and North Africa, particularly with national and municipal counterparts, is desirable.</section>

0 to 0 years Akhtaboot

Intern MEL and Reporting

On-site - Jordan - Amman 29 June 2026

Logistics, Supply Chain & Procurement

About Mercy Corps Mercy Corps is a leading global organization powered by the belief that a better world is possible. In disaster, in hardship, in more than 40 countries around the world, we partner to put bold solutions into action — helping people triumph over adversity and build stronger communities from within. Now, and for the future.   The Program / Department / Team (Program / Department Summary) Informal Livelihoods Advancement Activity (Iqlaa), funded by the United States Government, is a program that started in May 2022 and aims to support Jordan's HBBs and MSEs to grow, transform, and become resilient to future challenges. Iqlaa’s approach explores new ways of doing business and improving access to finance, markets, and services. It focuses on four sectors: agriculture, tourism and hospitality, manufacturing, and services, with a special focus on technology development and implementation. The program encourages and supports the participation of all MSE-owner segments. Through research and adaptive collaborative learning, Iqlaa has identified opportunities, incentives, and market constraints that facilitate or restrict formalization and growth. Based on the findings, Iqlaa implements best practices in enterprise strengthening and MSE-focused financial sector development within a market systems development (MSD) framework. Iqlaa also leverages innovative behavioral change methodologies to facilitate long-term, sustainable changes in the MSEs ecosystem in Jordan.   The Position (General Position Summary) The MEL and Reporting Intern will provide support to the Program Quality and Learning (PQL) team in monitoring, evaluation, learning, reporting, research, and knowledge management activities across the Iqlaa Activity. The intern will contribute to the collection, organization, analysis, visualization, interpretation, and reporting of program data and evidence to support learning, accountability, adaptive management, and evidence-based decision-making. The position offers hands-on exposure to both quantitative and qualitative monitoring, evaluation, and learning approaches within a large-scale economic development and private sector development program. The intern will support various stages of the evidence generation cycle, including data collection, data quality assurance, data analysis, report writing, development of visual and knowledge products, synthesis of findings, and intervention-level monitoring and evaluation activities. This internship provides a valuable opportunity to gain practical experience in monitoring, evaluation, learning, reporting, research, data visualization, and program performance management. Through close collaboration with the PQL team, the intern will strengthen analytical, communication, research, reporting, facilitation, and problem-solving skills while contributing to organizational learning and evidence-based programming.   Essential Responsibilities ● Support the implementation of monitoring, evaluation, learning, and reporting activities across the Iqlaa Activity. ● Assist in the preparation, review, and quality assurance of monitoring and evaluation data collected from interventions, partners, and stakeholders. ● Support qualitative and quantitative data collection activities, including surveys, interviews, focus group discussions, observations, and other learning exercises. ● Support intervention-level monitoring, assessment, and evaluation activities, including data collection, analysis, and documentation of findings. ● Assist in preparing analytical reports, learning briefs, success stories, case studies, presentations, and other knowledge products. ● Support data analysis and visualization activities through the development of charts, graphs, dashboards, infographics, and other visual reporting products. ● Support the preparation of periodic reports, presentations, and learning materials. ● Assist in documenting lessons learned, emerging findings, best practices, and program achievements. ● Assist in maintaining organized records of monitoring, evaluation, and reporting documentation.     REGIONAL SYSTEMS AND SUPPORT FUNCTIONS ● Ensure that effective systems are in place in all country offices for the adequate management of human resources, financial and operational field support functions. ● Review and support country team adherence to Mercy Corps and donor policies and procedures. ● Capture and disseminate best practices on operations, finance and HR systems across country teams to ensure highest quality and standards. ● Provide dedicated support to country teams in the event of an emergency or startup of a complex program that requires additional resources. ● Collaborate with country finance leads in producing bi-annual master budgets.   Supervisory Responsibility N/A   Accountability Reports Directly To: The MEL and IM Manager or PQL Director. Works Directly With: Monitoring, Evaluation, Learning, and information management team, intervention managers and partners focal points.   Accountability to Participants and Stakeholders Mercy Corps team members are expected to support all efforts toward accountability, specifically to our program participants, community partners, other stakeholders, and to international standards guiding international relief and development work. We are committed to actively engaging communities as equal partners in the design, monitoring and evaluation of our field projects.   Minimum Qualification & Transferable Skills ● A degree or pursuing a degree in a relevant field such as Statistics, Economics, Business Administration, Development Studies, Social Sciences, Data Science, Computer Science, Industrial Engineering, Public Administration, or a related field. ● Strong interest in monitoring, evaluation, learning, research, reporting, or data analysis. ● Demonstrated analytical and problem-solving skills. ● Fluency written and verbal communication skills in English and Arabic. ● Strong written and verbal communication skills to effectively convey data insights and present findings to diverse audiences. ● Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint and any other relevant tools to the scope of work. ● Strong attention to detail and commitment to data quality. ● Willingness to travel within Jordan if required for field-based activities. ● Familiarity with data cleaning, data transformation, and data validation techniques.   Success Factors The successful MEL and Reporting Intern demonstrates initiative, accountability, attention to detail, and a strong commitment to producing accurate and reliable work. They are curious, adaptable, and motivated to learn new concepts, tools, and methodologies related to monitoring, evaluation, learning, reporting, and research. The intern collaborates effectively with colleagues, communicates clearly and professionally, and responds positively to guidance and feedback. They demonstrate sound organizational skills, the ability to prioritize tasks, and a willingness to take ownership of assigned responsibilities. As the internship progresses, the intern is expected to show increasing independence, analytical capability, and confidence in supporting evidence generation, learning processes, data quality, reporting, and knowledge management activities.     Living Conditions / Environmental Conditions The position is based in Amman, Jordan and it requires up to 30% travel to Jordanian’s governorates to support implementing the program activities. Mercy Corps team members represent the agency both during and outside work hours. Team members are expected to conduct themselves in a professional manner and respect local laws, customs and MC's policies, procedures, and values at all times and in all locations.   Ongoing Learning In support of our belief that learning organizations are more effective, efficient and relevant to the communities we serve, we empower all team members to dedicate 5% of their time to learning activities that further their personal and/or professional growth and development   Team Efficiency and Effectiveness Achieving our mission starts with how we build our team and collaborate. By bringing together individuals with a variety of experiences, backgrounds, and perspectives, we strengthen our ability to solve complex challenges and drive innovation. We foster a culture of trust and respect, where every team member is valued for their contributions, empowered to reach their full potential, and motivated to do their best work. We recognize that building a strong and effective team is an ongoing process, and we remain committed to learning, improving, and growing together.   Equal Employment Opportunity Mercy Corps is an equal opportunity employer that does not tolerate discrimination on any basis. We actively seek out different backgrounds, perspectives, and skills so that we can be collectively stronger and have sustained global impact. We are committed to providing an environment of respect and psychological safety where equal employment opportunities are available to all. We do not engage in or tolerate discrimination on the basis of race, color, gender identity, gender expression, religion, age, sexual orientation, national or ethnic origin, disability (including HIV/AIDS status), marital status, military veteran status or any other protected group in the locations where we work.   Safeguarding & Ethics Mercy Corps is committed to ensuring that all individuals we come into contact with through our work, whether team members, community members, program participants or others, are treated with respect and dignity. We are committed to the core principles regarding prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse laid out by the UN Secretary General and IASC and have signed on to the Interagency Misconduct Disclosure Scheme. We will not tolerate child abuse, sexual exploitation, abuse, or harassment by or of our team members. As part of our commitment to a safe and inclusive work environment, team members are expected to conduct themselves in a professional manner, respect local laws and customs, and to adhere to Mercy Corps Code of Conduct Policies and values at all times. Team members are required to complete mandatory Code of Conduct elearning courses upon hire and on an annual basis. As an applicant, if you witness or experience any form of sexual misconduct during the recruitment process, please report this to Mercy Corps Integrity Hotline (integrityhotline@mercycorps.org).   الصون و الأخلاق ميرسي كور تلتزم بضمان المعاملة اللائقة واحترام جميع الأفراد اللذين نتواصل معهم من خلال عملنا, سواء كانوا أعضاء الفريق أو أعضاء المجتمع أو المشاركين في البرامج أو غيرهم. نحن ملتزمون بالمبادئ الرئيسية المتعلقة بمنع الاستغلال والإساءة الجنسية التي وضعها الأمين العام للأمم المتحدة واللجنة الدائمة للتنسيق بين الوكالات الإنسانية (IASC)، وقد وقعنا على نظام الإفصاح المتبادل بين الجهات الفاعلة في حالة السلوك الغير اللائق. عند التقديم لهذا الدور، يؤكد المتقدم أنه لم ينتهك في السابق سياسة السلوك الجنسي، والاستغلال والإساءة جنسية، صون الأطفال، أو الاتجار بالبشر لأي جهة عمل. ميرسي كور لن تتسامح مع إساءة معاملة الأطفال أو الاستغلال الجنسي أو الإساءة أو التحرش من قبل أو بسبب أعضاء فريقنا. كجزء من التزامنا تجاه توفير بيئة عمل آمنة وشاملة, من المتوقع أن يتصرف أعضاء الفريق بطريقة مهنية, تحترم القوانين والعادات المحلية. والالتزام بسياسات وقيم مدونة قواعد السلوك الخاصة بمنظمة ميرسي كور في جميع الأوقات. كما يتطلب من جميع أعضاء الفريق إكمال دورات التعليم الإلكتروني الإلزامية لقواعد السلوك عند التوظيف وذلك بشكل سنوي. كمتقدم للوظيفة، إذا كنت قد شهدت أو تعرضت لأي نوع من أنواع السلوك الجنسي الغير لائق خلال عملية التوظيف، يرجى الإبلاغ عن ذلك إلى خط النزاهة في منظمة ميرسي كور integrityhotline@mercycorps.org.       RECRUITMENT SCAMS & FRAUD WARNING Mercy Corps has become aware of scams involving false job offers. Please be advised Recruiters will never ask for a fee during any stage of the recruitment process. All active jobs are advertised directly on Akhtaboot. Official Mercy Corps emails will always arrive from a @mercycorps.org email address. Please report any suspicious communications to ((integrityhotline@mercycorps.org))

0 to 0 years Bayt

National Procurement Specialist

On-site - Jordan 20 June 2026

Logistics, Supply Chain & Procurement

<h2 class="h5">Job description</h2> <div class="t-break" data-jb-field="description"> Organizational Setting The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) contributes to the achievement of the 2030 Agenda through the FAO Strategic Framework by supporting the transformation to MORE efficient, inclusive, resilient and sustainable agrifood systems, for better production, better nutrition, a better environment and a better life, leaving no one behind. FAO is a specialized agency of the UN that leads international efforts to defeat hunger. FAO's goal is to achieve food security for all and ensure that people have regular access to enough high-quality food to lead active, healthy lives. With 195 Members (194 countries and the European Union), FAO works in over 130 countries worldwide. FAO Country Offices, working under overall corporate guidance and in line with the Strategic Framework, offer policy advice and support to countries in the mandated areas of FAO, facilitated through partnerships, resources and an active country programme to provide technical assistance, develop capacities and deliver core services while fully observing international standards of accountability to establish leadership and strengthen impact at the country level. The offices deliver on the programmatic priorities of each country as agreed in their respective Country Programming Frameworks (CPFs) aligned to the UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (UNSDCF) and ensure effective and efficient operations with adequate human and financial resources. Specifically, FAO Country Offices: (i) advocate, inform and support policies and investments in the areas of FAO’s mandate; (ii) provide technical assistance and deliver core services; (iii) assist and catalyse partnership and resource mobilization activities to support agrifood systems transformation; (iv) position FAO as the specialized/authoritative technical agency in food and agriculture and agrifood systems transformation; and (v) ensure risk-smart and accountable operations and management. The position is located in the FAO Country Office in Jordan. Reporting Lines The Procurement Specialist works under the overall supervision of the FAO Representative and direct supervision of National Professional officer (administration) and in close coordination with other Units and colleagues in the office. Technical Focus The Procurement Specialist provides and coordinates day-to-day procurement operations, including specialized and complex processes and functions, ensuring consistency, timeliness and conformity with relevant rules, procedures and practices. He/ she provides procedural guidance to clients and staff across the Organization regarding procurement rules and procedures. Tasks and responsibilities • Coordinate and support the implementation of procurement activities for FAO Jordan in accordance with FAO rules, policies, and procedures, including MS 502 and related applicable guidance. • Manage and monitor procurement requests received from projects and other internal requesters, including consolidation of procurement plans and follow-up on procurement milestones and progress. • Review purchase requisitions and related supporting documentation to ensure completeness, accuracy, and compliance with FAO requirements before initiating procurement actions. • Carry out local and international procurement processes for goods and services, including preparation of solicitation documents, issuance of tenders, receipt and opening of offers, evaluation of bids/proposals, and preparation of purchase orders and contracts, in full compliance with FAO rules and procedures. • Support the preparation, drafting, processing, and follow-up of contracts, purchase orders, amendments, renewals, and other procurement-related documents under the applicable operational modalities. • Ensure procurement actions are processed in a timely manner and provide regular updates to requesters and management on the status of ongoing actions and any related issues requiring attention. • Maintain and update supplier and vendor records, including identification of potential suppliers, review of supplier information, conduct of market research, and support to supplier sourcing and outreach processes, including calls for expression of interest where relevant. • Conduct market surveys and supplier research using available sources, including online resources, UNGM, and other relevant platforms, and maintain up-to-date supplier information by category and item. • Evaluate quotations and bids in line with prescribed procedures and prepare the required procurement documentation and analysis for review, approval, and committee submission as applicable. • Communicate procurement outcomes to successful and unsuccessful bidders after completion of the tendering process, in accordance with FAO procedures. • Act as secretary to the Local Procurement Committee (LPC) for procurement actions under the relevant modalities, including preparation and organization of documentation and records for committee review. • Raise and process purchase orders for goods and services in GRMS and other relevant corporate systems, ensuring correct data entry and compliance with approved procurement actions. • Review and maintain procurement records, registers, and filing systems for requisitions, tenders, contracts, purchase orders, and related correspondence to ensure completeness, traceability, and ease of retrieval. • Receive, track, and dispatch incoming and outgoing procurement correspondence and maintain proper records of official procurement communications. • Follow up on approved purchase requisitions, contractual actions, soft commitments, delivery status, and other procurement-related transactions to ensure smooth end-to-end processing. • Review supplier invoices related to procurement transactions, ensure proper registration and completeness of supporting documentation, and coordinate their onward submission for payment processing in line with applicable procedures. • In coordination with technical colleagues, follow up on contract execution issues, including delays, non-performance, quality concerns, and application of contractual remedies, as applicable and in line with FAO rules and contract provisions. • Liaise with Logistics Unit for timely preparation and obtaining letters of import exemption and re-export, follow up on clearance of goods and shipments and ensure safe arrival of the consignments to the final destinations • Obtain and maintain supplier performance documentation and relevant contract management records upon completion of procurement transactions. • Prepare monitoring reports, procurement statistics, status updates, and other analytical or management information related to procurement activities, as required. • Participate in meetings with suppliers, internal requesters, and other stakeholders to facilitate procurement planning, clarification, implementation, and resolution of operational issues. • Conduct preliminary quality assurance for LoAs, by making sure that in the LoA file all the documentation is in order and properly completed and filed, before final quality assurances is conducted by the Administration officer; • Perform any other related duties as required. CANDIDATES WILL BE ASSESSED AGAINST THE FOLLOWING Minimum Requirements • Bachelor’s degree in Procurement, Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, Logistics, Economics, Law, Public Administration or another related field • Five years of experience in procurement support work • Working knowledge of English • National of Jordan FAO Core Competencies • Results Focus • Teamwork • Communication • Building Effective Relationships • Knowledge Sharing and Continuous Improvement Technical/Functional Skills • Thorough knowledge of the procurement regulations and procedures of any public or international entity or organization. • Good knowledge of the International Commercial Terms (INCOTERMS) and their application. • Thorough knowledge of the ERP Procurement Module and ability to guide, direct and advise colleagues on its use and applications. Selection Criteria • Very good knowledge of the MS Office package, Internet and office technology equipment • Thorough knowledge of UN system procurement regulations, policies and procedures. • Certification on procurement delivered from an internationally recognized institution is an asset. • Previous experience with the United Nations, NGOs, INGOs, or other international development organizations would be an asset. • Extensive knowledge and experience in iMIS reporting and monitoring tools. • Thorough knowledge of FAO's administrative policies and procedures. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION <ul><li>FAO does not charge a fee at any stage of the recruitment process (application, interview meeting, processing)</li><li>Applications received after the closing date will not be accepted</li><li>Please note that FAO only considers higher educational qualifications obtained from an institution accredited/recognized in the World Higher Education Database (WHED), a list updated by the International Association of Universities (IAU) / United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The list can be accessed at http://www.whed.net/ </li><li>For additional employment opportunities visit the FAO employment website: http://www.fao.org/employment/home/en/ </li><li> Appointment will be subject to certification that the candidate is medically fit for appointment, accreditation, any residency or visa requirements, and security clearances. </li></ul> </div>

0 to 0 years Bayt

Program Manager II

On-site - Jordan 12 June 2026

Sales

<h2 class="h5">Job description</h2> <div class="t-break" data-jb-field="description"> Job Summary As the CRS programming lead for Jordan, you will manage and provide technical oversight of the development and implementation of CRS and partner programming in Jordan. In addition to your program quality and management capacities, your partnership and representation skills will help to ensure strong CRS coordination in Jordan. As time allows, you will provide programming backstop for the CRS response in JWBG. Your role will ensure relationships and effectivesystems and processes are in place that facilitate high-quality programming and partnership, advancing CRS’ work to serve the poor and vulnerable. Catholic Relief Services is the official international humanitarian agency of the Catholic community in the United States. Catholic Relief Services works to save, protect, and transform lives in need in more than 100 countries, without regard to race, religion or nationality.  Catholic Relief Services’ relief and development work is accomplished through programs of emergency response, HIV, health, agriculture, education, microfinance, and peacebuilding.  We welcome as a part of our staff people of all faiths and secular traditions who share our values and our commitment to serving those in need. CRS’ processes and policies reflect our commitment to safeguarding children and vulnerable adults from abuse and exploitation. CRS welcomes candidates from the countries and regions in which we work. In the event the successful candidate is an expatriate, the anticipated duration of the assignment is informed by a term limit, based on the type and level of the job and the needs of the agency. CRS is committed to safeguarding program participants, community members, staff and volunteers from all forms of exploitation and abuse.The successful candidate is expected to sign and adhere to CRS´ Code of Conduct. CRS talent acquisition procedures reflect our commitment to safeguarding the rights and dignity of all people - especially children and vulnerable adults - to live free from abuse and harm. Disclaimer:  This job description is not an exhaustive list of the skill, effort, duties, and responsibilities associated with the position.  CRS is an Equal Opportunity Employer. </div>

0 to 0 years Akhtaboot

National Individual Consultant

On-site - Jordan - Amman 28 June 2026

Logistics, Supply Chain & Procurement

Estimated Duration: from contract signing until October, 2026 ** This opportunity is only open for national individual consultants. Companies or non-Jordanians are not eligible to apply.   <a name="x__Toc1854423068" >About Mercy Corps</a> Mercy Corps is a global team of humanitarians, working together in over 40 countries on the front lines of today’s biggest crises to create a future of possibility, where everyone can prosper.    Since 2003, Mercy Corps has been actively working in Jordan, responding to the pressing needs of the vulnerable populations, strengthening cohesive and civically engaged communities, and increasing economic opportunities.    <a name="x__Toc554132062" >About Iqlaa</a> The Informal Livelihoods Advancement Activity (Iqlaa), funded by the United States Government, is a five-year program that started in May 2022 and aims to support Jordan's home-based, micro, and small businesses to grow, transform, and become resilient to future challenges. Iqlaa’s approach explores new ways of doing business and improving access to finance, markets, and services. It focuses on four sectors: agriculture, tourism and hospitality, manufacturing, and services, with a special focus on technology integration. The program encourages and supports the participation of all MSE-owner segments.    Implementing Organizations: Mercy Corps (lead implementer), Andersen for Legal and Tax Consultancy, Dalberg, Expectation State, Middle East Investment Initiative (MEII), Migrate-Jordan, and American Chamber of Commerce in Jordan (AmCham).   <a name="x__Toc1505944540" >Activity Description</a> The Informal Livelihoods Advancement Activity (Iqlaa) aims to strengthen the resilience of Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) in Jordan by enhancing their managerial capacities and improving their access to business opportunities, financial products, and services. Central to Iqlaa’s strategy is its commitment to an evidence-based approach, underpinned by a streamlined research management framework. This ensures that findings are effectively disseminated, translated into actionable recommendations, and developed into accessible resources. By adopting this approach, Iqlaa aims to drive impactful and sustainable interventions for MSEs and key ecosystem actors, at both the enterprise and market levels. Iqlaa has conducted extensive research and analysis on Jordan’s micro and small enterprise (MSE) ecosystem, including sectoral studies, ecosystem assessments, and the development of governorate-level profiles. Building on this body of evidence, Iqlaa aims to consolidate key insights into an online MSE Geographic Map.   The online MSE Geographic Map will visualize sectoral distributions, geographic concentrations of MSE activity, ecosystem actors, and development opportunities across Jordan’s governorates. The platform will serve as an accessible evidence-based tool to support policymakers, development partners, and market actors in understanding local economic dynamics and identifying opportunities for targeted interventions and exploring spatial patterns, trends, and relationships across integrated datasets to inform planning, policy development, and operational decision-making. The MSE Geographic Map will be developed as an interactive web-based system integrated within the selected entity’s website environment to ensure long-term institutional ownership and sustainability. In parallel, structured datasets generated through the map will be shared with the CVDB Observatory (Tanmieh Tool) under the Ministry of Interior to support broader economic planning and observatory functions. Through this approach, the MSE Geographic Map will support improved coordination among ecosystem actors, facilitate data-driven planning and analysis, and contribute to strengthening the MSE ecosystem across Jordan.   Proposed High-Level Functions of the Map: The map must incorporate core functions and technical characteristics including but not limited to:   <ul type="disc"> <li class="x_MsoNormal" >Sector and Geographic Insights: Display sectoral distributions, geographic concentrations, and ecosystem dynamics across Jordan’s governorates, highlighting development opportunities through the integration of geographic data, research assessments and insights generated by Iqlaa.</li> <li class="x_MsoNormal" >Governorate Profile Integration: Integrate structured governorate-level profiles covering sector clusters, key stakeholders, economic characteristics, and identified opportunities and challenges affecting MSEs.</li> <li class="x_MsoNormal" >Interactive Map Interface: Provide a user-friendly interactive map interface enabling users to navigate geographic data layers and access structured information linked to each governorate.</li> <li class="x_MsoNormal" >Data Exploration and Comparison: Enable users to explore relationships, trends, and patterns across datasets to support evidence-based analysis and decision-making.</li> <li class="x_MsoNormal" >Stakeholder Engagement Features: Include interactive features such as filters, overlays, and clickable geographic layers to enable deeper exploration of ecosystem data.</li> <li class="x_MsoNormal" >Sustainability and Accessibility: Ensure the MSE Geographic Map is designed to support long-term institutional hosting within the selected entity’s website environment, while maintaining accessibility for a wide range of users.</li> <li class="x_MsoNormal" >Dynamic Data Updates: Enable periodic updates of governorate-level datasets so that the MSE Geographic Map remains a living resource for policymakers and ecosystem actors.</li> <li class="x_MsoNormal" >Data Export for National Platforms: Ensure that datasets generated through the MSE Geographic Map can be exported in structured formats (e.g., Excel or CSV) to support integration with national systems such as the CVDB Observatory (Tanmieh Tool).</li> </ul>   This map will be a pivotal tool for programmatic decision-making, promoting coordination among MSE actors and supporting interventions aimed at enhancing the MSE ecosystem in Jordan.   Note to Applicants: The high-level functions outlined below represent the envisioned scope of the MSE Geographic Map platform that will be built by a separate software development company, to be procured through a dedicated RFP process. The role of this consultant is not to develop the map, but to validate and refine these functions through stakeholder consultations and technical assessment, and to translate them into detailed technical specifications and RFP requirements for the platform developer.   Scope of Work You can download the full Scope of Work including the evaluation criteria and the required submittals through this link: <a href="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zGDbM81HvgPD5b88XYJNynZjqfh9Cdj_?usp=sharing" rel="noopener noreferrer" title="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zGDbM81HvgPD5b88XYJNynZjqfh9Cdj_?usp=sharing">https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zGDbM81HvgPD5b88XYJNynZjqfh9Cdj_?usp=sharing</a>   How to Apply Please submit the following at <a href="mailto:jo-procurement@mercycorps.org" title="mailto:jo-procurement@mercycorps.org">jo-procurement@mercycorps.org</a>, mentioning the consultancy title in the subject line. Offers must be submitted maximum by Sunday 5 July, 2026 at 3:00 pm Amman time: <ol start="1" type="1"> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >All the documents requested in the “Proposal Submission Requirements” section in the ToR document (pages 7-8) .</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >A copy of your Jordanian ID or passport.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >A screenshot showing the applicant’s active account on Jo Fawtara system.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >A filled & signed copy of the NIC Data Form in this link: <a href="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XByAzzzrWO1OSZNfAQmFCKLYJjL1As6D?usp=sharing" rel="noopener noreferrer" title="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XByAzzzrWO1OSZNfAQmFCKLYJjL1As6D?usp=sharing">https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XByAzzzrWO1OSZNfAQmFCKLYJjL1As6D?usp=sharing</a></li> </ol>   ** Mercy Corps has the right to disqualify any late offers.     الصون و الأخلاق ميرسي كور تلتزم بضمان المعاملة اللائقة واحترام جميع الأفراد اللذين نتواصل معهم من خلال عملنا, سواء كانوا أعضاء الفريق أو أعضاء المجتمع أو المشاركين في البرامج أو غيرهم. نحن ملتزمون بالمبادئ الرئيسية المتعلقة بمنع الاستغلال والإساءة الجنسية التي وضعها الأمين العام للأمم المتحدة واللجنة الدائمة للتنسيق بين الوكالات الإنسانية (IASC)، وقد وقعنا على نظام الإفصاح المتبادل بين الجهات الفاعلة في حالة السلوك الغير اللائق. عند التقديم لهذا الدور، يؤكد المتقدم أنه لم ينتهك في السابق سياسة السلوك الجنسي، والاستغلال والإساءة جنسية، صون الأطفال، أو الاتجار بالبشر لأي جهة عمل. ميرسي كور لن تتسامح مع إساءة معاملة الأطفال أو الاستغلال الجنسي أو الإساءة أو التحرش من قبل أو بسبب أعضاء فريقنا. كجزء من التزامنا تجاه توفير بيئة عمل آمنة وشاملة, من المتوقع أن يتصرف أعضاء الفريق بطريقة مهنية, تحترم القوانين والعادات المحلية. والالتزام بسياسات وقيم مدونة قواعد السلوك الخاصة بمنظمة ميرسي كور في جميع الأوقات. كما يتطلب من جميع أعضاء الفريق إكمال دورات التعليم الإلكتروني الإلزامية لقواعد السلوك عند التوظيف وذلك بشكل سنوي. كمتقدم للوظيفة، إذا كنت قد شهدت أو تعرضت لأي نوع من أنواع السلوك الجنسي الغير لائق خلال عملية التوظيف، يرجى الإبلاغ عن ذلك إلى خط النزاهة في منظمة ميرسي كور (integrityhotline@mercycorps.org).     RECRUITMENT SCAMS & FRAUD WARNING Mercy Corps has become aware of scams involving false job offers. Please be advise: Recruiters will never ask for a fee during any stage of the recruitment process. All active jobs are advertised directly on Akhtaboot. Official Mercy Corps emails will always arrive from a @mercycorps.org email address. Please report any suspicious communications to ((integrityhotline@mercycorps.org))

0 to 0 years Akhtaboot

Project Manager

On-site - Jordan - karak 25 June 2026

Logistics, Supply Chain & Procurement

The Danish Refugee Council assists refugees and internally displaced persons across the globe: we provide emergency aid, fight for their rights, and strengthen their opportunity for a brighter future. We work in conflict-affected areas, along the displacement routes, and in the countries where refugees settle. In cooperation with local communities, we strive for responsible and sustainable solutions. We work toward successful integration and – whenever possible – for the fulfilment of the wish to return home. The Danish Refugee Council was founded in Denmark in 1956, and has since grown to become an international humanitarian organization with more than 7,000 staff and 8,000 volunteers. Our vision is a dignified life for all displaced. All of our efforts are based on our value compass: humanity, respect, independence and neutrality, participation. DRC is looking for a Project Manager who will provide overall leadership, technical direction, and management of DRC’s project “Protecting Dams and Surrounding Areas in Jordan Valley through Nature-Based Solutions and Labour-Intensive Measures.” The position focuses on soil and water conservation structures—particularly the construction of gabion check dams, gabion retaining walls, riprap, culvert rehabilitation, and afforestation measures. The Project Manager will serve as the primary point of contact for the donor, government counterparts (JVA, MoA), the engineering firm, and contractors. He/She will ensure timely implementation, compliance with CfW SOPs, technical standards, safety protocols, and donor requirements, while contributing to reporting and learning. Regular field visits to implementation sites are required. Due to the nature of the project and the need for close technical supervision of construction and Cash-for-Work activities, the Project Manager is expected to spend the majority of their working time in the field. DRC accommodation (guest house) is available for project staff in Ghour Safi and should be utilized to maximize field presence and implementation oversight.   About job: The individual will report directly to the Area Programme Manager. Your main duties and responsibilities will be:   Project Management & Leadership: <ul> <li>Provide strategic and operational leadership for the project in line with DRC and donor guidelines.</li> <li>Oversee planning, forecasting, budget management, and implementation of all project activities.</li> <li>Act as the main liaison with donor (GIZ CfW project), Jordan Valley Authority (JVA), Ministry of Agriculture, and other stakeholders.</li> <li>Ensure integration of decent work principles, Do No Harm, and accountability throughout implementation.</li> <li>Ensure a minimum field presence of three working days per week at project sites in Ghor Safi and other implementation locations.</li> <li>Maintain direct oversight of daily implementation progress, workforce productivity, quality assurance, contractor performance, and site management arrangements.</li> </ul>   Technical Oversight <ul> <li>Lead technical planning and oversee design and implementation of water and soil conservation structures (gabion check dams, retaining walls, riprap, culverts, etc.).</li> <li>Lead and coordinate the review of all engineering designs, technical drawings, BOQs, and design revisions, ensuring that comments from GIZ, JVA, consultants, and DRC are consolidated and addressed prior to submission.</li> <li>Prepare engineering designs and documentation required for approvals, ensuring compliance with national and international technical standards.</li> <li>Supervise engineering firm and specialized contractor interventions.</li> <li>Provide guidance and oversight to DRC field engineers and site supervisors, ensuring adherence to approved designs, BoQs, and HSE standards.</li> <li>Ensure compliance with CfW construction guidelines, national standards, and environmental safeguards.</li> </ul>   Field Supervision & Monitoring <ul> <li>Conduct regular site inspections to ensure works comply with specifications, quality standards, and HSE requirements.</li> <li>Oversee CfW implementation, ensuring that workers receive technical training, OSH induction, and employability/decent work sessions.</li> <li>Ensure timely implementation of Cash-for-Work activities, including workforce planning, productivity monitoring, attendance verification, worker payments, skills development, occupational safety, and grievance management.</li> <li>Monitor productivity indicators and implement corrective measures when progress falls below planned targets.</li> <li>Monitor progress against logframe targets and support MEAL team in conducting on-site monitoring, surveys, and feedback collection.</li> </ul>   Skills Development <ul> <li>Ensure the delivery of structured on-the-job skills development and coaching sessions for Cash-for-Work participants.</li> <li>Monitor skills development outcomes and integrate productivity improvement measures into site management plans.</li> </ul>   Coordination & Representation <ul> <li>Represent DRC in coordination platforms (CfW/EIIP Working Group, local authorities’ coordination).</li> <li>Maintain strong partnerships with JVA, MoA, local municipalities, and community stakeholders.</li> <li>Ensure transparent communication and reporting to donor and government counterparts.</li> </ul>   Reporting & Compliance <ul> <li>Serve as budget holder, ensuring accurate financial tracking and compliance with DRC/donor regulations.</li> <li>Consolidate and verify reports submitted by field teams, including attendance sheets, progress photos, quality inspection reports, and material consumption logs.</li> <li>Contribute to monthly, semi-annual, and final donor narrative and financial reports.</li> <li>Ensure documentation of all technical works, including as-built drawings, BoQs, and technical handover packages.</li> </ul>   About you To be successful in this role we expect that you possess the following: <ul> <li>Minimum 10 years of professional experience as a Civil Engineer, with expertise in water and soil conservation infrastructure.</li> <li>Demonstrated experience in design and supervision of gabion check dams, retaining walls, riprap, culverts, and flood/erosion control structures.</li> <li>At least 5 years of INGO experience managing donor-funded construction and Cash-for-Work (CfW)/livelihoods projects in Jordan.</li> <li>Proven ability to work effectively with government stakeholders including JVA, MoA, and municipalities.</li> <li>Strong skills in project cycle management, budget oversight, and donor reporting.</li> <li>Solid knowledge of Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) standards and national CfW SOPs.</li> <li>Experience leading multi-disciplinary, multi-cultural teams in challenging field environments.</li> <li>Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to build relationships with local stakeholders and communities.</li> <li>Excellent organizational and time management skills, with a track record of managing complex field operations.</li> <li>Commitment to serving vulnerable communities with respect, patience, and understanding, and familiarity with the socio-economic conditions of Syrian refugees in Jordan.</li> <li>Minimum Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Water and Environment engineering, a Master's degree in the same field preferred.</li> <li>Registration with the Jordan Engineers Association or equivalent is an asset.</li> <li>Fluency in Arabic.</li> <li>Fluency in English.</li> </ul>     In this position, you are expected to demonstrate DRC’ five core competencies:  Striving for excellence: You focus on reaching results while ensuring an efficient process.  Collaborating: You involve relevant parties and encourage feedback.  Taking the lead: You take ownership and initiative while aiming for innovation.  Communicating: You listen and speak effectively and honestly.  Demonstrating integrity: You act in line with DRC’s vision and values.        Application process All applicants must upload a cover letter and an updated CV (no longer than four pages) in English. Applications sent by email will not be considered.   Location: Karak – Ghor Safi Contract Start Date: ASAP Contract End Date: 31-October-2026 Closing date for applications: 08-07-2026.   Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. DRC reserves the right of conducting tests and interviews before the closing date, and can close the advertisement earlier in case of finding a suitable candidate.   If you have questions or are facing problems with the online application process, please visit <a href="https://forms-hr.drc.dk/view.php?id=348161">drc.ngo/jobsupport</a>. For further information about the Danish Refugee Council, please consult our website <a href="https://drc.ngo/">drc.ngo</a>.

0 to 0 years Bayt

Junior Landscape Architect

On-site - Jordan 26 June 2026

Construction & Real Estate

<h2 class="h5">Job description</h2> <div class="t-break" data-jb-field="description"> Result of Service The ultimate service of the consultancy is provide technical support to the UN-Habitat Jordan Head of Country office, project managers, and the project team to deliver the technical outputs to strengthen the agency’s programmatic approach for advancing greening and resilience in cities. The Junior Landscape Architect will provide support to the project team to help enable the delivery of the following outputs as required: Under the Rethinking Sahab Project: • Sahab's Green Public Space Plan Report. • Support the vegetation planning and implementation at the pilot sites in Sahab And under the "Smart Urban Water Management" project: • Knowledge Exchange Workshop Report • Hydrological Assessment for Selected Public Space(s) • Review of the “Typologies of Urban Green Infrastructure” Toolkit • Support the finalization of designs and implementation of sites Work Location Amman Expected duration 6 months (part time) Duties and Responsibilities The United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) is mandated by the United Nations General Assembly to promote social and environmentally sustainable towns and cities with the goal of providing adequate shelter for all, supporting the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals as well as facilitate the implementation of the World New Urban Agenda. UN-Habitat has been operational in Jordan since 2005, cooperating with regional and international organizations, local authorities, civil society organizations, and private sector, to localize SDGs and promote the implementation of UN-Habitat global programmes in the country. In Jordan, UN-Habitat has been working with national and local stakeholders and communities to support sustainable urban development and resilience-building, focusing on its core thematic areas; Climate Change and City Resilience, Urban Data and Planning, SDG Localization, and Community- Led Public Space Development. Through several of these initiatives, Jordan has been selected as a pilot country for innovative approaches and had national and local officials participating in global and regional knowledge exchange. Under the Jordan Country Programme, normative and operational tools are strategically combined to leverage public spaces as catalysts for improving socio-economic conditions, strengthening climate resilience, fostering social cohesion, and enhancing the overall well-being of vulnerable communities. Targeting dense urban areas, industrial and heritage cities, affordable housing projects, poverty pockets, and refugee camps, these community-driven initiatives place particular emphasis on empowering vulnerable groups and adapting to the evolving needs of communities. Public space rehabilitation projects in cities such as Al-Salt, Madaba, Amman, Irbid, Ghor Al-Safi, Zarqa, Sahab, and others serve as vital entry points to advance social cohesion, create economic opportunities, and improve environmental quality, while also building climate resilience for vulnerable populations, including refugees and women. Background to the Rethinking Sahab Project: Sahab City faces a complex set of challenges related to urban growth, climate change, social development, and biodiversity loss. In 2024, UN-Habitat, in collaboration with Sahab Municipality, conducted a Multilayered Vulnerability Assessment (MVA) under the project “Accelerating the Implementation of the Paris Agreement by Building the Climate Resilience of the Urban Poor in Bolivia, Colombia, Ethiopia, Jordan, and Tunisia,” funded by the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID) and aligned with the global RISE UP programme. Applying a rigorous spatial methodology, the MVA identified and analyzed localized hotspots of vulnerability across Sahab, providing the basis for the development of an Urban Resilience Action Plan for Sahab City with actionable and locally tailored climate resilience and adaptation strategies. The MVA revealed that Sahab’s rapid industrialization and population growth have amplified environmental and health risks. Air quality is severely affected by industrial emissions, heavy traffic, and dust from stone-cutting sites, with pollutant levels far exceeding WHO guidelines. These levels pose serious risks of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases for residents. Compounding these risks is the scarcity of accessible green spaces. Green space per capita is only 0.275 m², compared to 2.5 m² in Amman and the internationally recommended 9 m². This deficit exacerbates the urban heat island effect, heightens flood risks, undermines biodiversity, and increases the pressure on infrastructure. The MVA recommended expanding green spaces, enhancing ecological connectivity, establishing buffer zones around industrial areas, and strengthening air quality management, flood resilience, and public health interventions. Building on these findings, the Sahab Urban Resilience Action Plan was developed, outlining 51 priority actions, of which 10 were considered urgent. The top priority identified was the promotion of urban greening to mitigate pollution, reduce heat stress, and improve overall livability in the city. In response, UN-Habitat Jordan, the Municipality of Sahab, and the Canton of Basel-Stadt launched the project “Rethinking Sahab: Urban Greening for a Resilient and Sustainable Future.” The project’s overall objective is to create a resilient, sustainable, and healthy urban environment in Sahab City, particularly in vulnerable areas with a high concentration of refugees, by integrating urban greening strategies, strengthening institutional and community capacities, and developing inclusive public spaces that improve quality of life while reducing environmental impacts. The project seeks to deliver three main outcomes:  Outcome 1: Strengthened institutional knowledge and governance in Sahab municipality to promote greening of the city.  Outcome 2: Enhanced Community Resilience, Social Cohesion, and Wellbeing of the Sahab Communities through the Provision of Safe, Inclusive, and Green Public Spaces as well as Waste Recycling and Urban Gardening Opportunities.  Outcome 3: Increased Community Awareness on the Importance of Urban Greening in Open Spaces, Waste Recycling as well as Energy and Water Efficiency and Its Transformative Power to Strengthen Resilience, Health, and Safety in the City. The project adopts a phased, participatory approach, starting with citywide public space assessments and culminating in the implementation of pilot public space project(s). These phases include:  Citywide Assessment and Green Public Space Plan: Using the UN-Habitat City-Wide Public Space Assessment toolkit, existing public spaces; including streets, rooftops of public buildings, vacant lands, and residual plots; will be mapped and evaluated, identifying gaps and opportunities for urban greening. Accordingly, based on these findings, a Green Public Space Plan will be co-developed with Sahab Municipality and community representatives to comprehensively guide future greening initiatives.  Pilot Public Space Interventions: UN-Habitat Site-Specific Public Space assessment(s) will be conducted for the high-priority location(s) selected to identify needed interventions, integrating recycled materials, grey water systems, urban agriculture, and composting practices to maximize environmental benefits.  Capacity Building, knowledge transfer, and Awareness Campaigns: Throughout the project phases, municipal authorities and communities will gain knowledge and tools for sustainable urban practices through workshops, training, and knowledge exchange missions in Jordan and Basel, and public outreach. The project introduces a holistic, community-driven approach, integrating the principles of green infrastructure, circularity and regenerative energy into urban greening. Participatory tools will serve as a crosscutting framework, ensuring inclusivity and fostering ownership among the residents of Sahab. The pilot public space project(s) will serve as catalysts, inspiring future greening initiatives across Sahab and attracting additional funding. Background to the Smart Urban Water Management Project: The project “Smart Urban Water Management: Enhancing the Adaptive Capacity and Urban Resilience of Amman through Urban Green Infrastructure” aims to enhance an enabling environment to address water challenges through the development and implementation of smart urban water management systems in Amman city, with a focus on strengthening adaptive capacities and promoting sustainable water management measures. It builds on the lessons learned and best practices of the above project the findings of the ‘Flood Risk Assessment and Flood Hazard Mapping of Downtown Amman,’ whereby interventions will be implemented in selected locations from the identified 120 flood hotspots. This targeted approach ensures that efforts are concentrated in areas with the highest need, maximizing impact and efficiency. Additionally, the project interventions will build on insights gained from “Al Zohour Green Triangle Pilot Project” which was implemented in one of the 120 locations and aims to replicate it in other selected locations and implement several flood mitigation measures. The project seeks to deliver two main outcomes: Outcome 1: Enhanced resilience of Amman to water-related challenges, including flash floods and water insecurity, through piloting short-term sustainable urban water management systems and flood mitigation measures. Outcome 2: Increased capacities and knowledge-exchange on sustainable urban drainage and stormwater management in the context of flash floods and water insecurity. Background on “GHAITH: Green Hydrology and Adaptive Infrastructure for Thriving Urban Habitats in North Jordan” Project By focusing on the intertwined and urgent issues of flash floods and water scarcity and building on the above project, this project aims to enhance an enabling environment to address water challenges through developing and implementing smart water urban management systems in Irbid and Mafraq, with a focus on strengthening adaptive capacities and promoting sustainable water measures. The project additionally builds on and draws on lessons from the integrated approach being implemented in the “Smart Urban Water Management” project in Amman with the support of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. It is structured around four interlocking components that, from evidence to pilot, create an enabling system for water resilience in Irbid and Mafraq. The first component is evidence-based planning, whereby the priority hotspots are refined and validated through a multi-criteria and multi-stakeholder approach, grounded in vulnerabilities. That evidence basis drives the second component, networked leadership by convening the “Mayors for Urban Resilience” and technical working groups to catalyse collaboration among city leaders, planners, and civil society, forging a shared vision and the institutional coordination needed for sustained action. The third component empowers youth and innovation as the Environmental Legacy Makers Award is scaled up to promote environmental consciousness and proactive engagement of university teams alike to propose nature-based, flood-resilient solutions, while building public awareness through targeted campaigns. Finally, the fourth component translates knowledge into practice through on-the-ground implementation of smart water-management systems and green infrastructure typologies to mitigate the impact of water challenges facing vulnerable districts in Irbid and Mafraq. Together, these components reinforce one another: evidence-based planning ensures pilots target the highly vulnerable and high-priority areas; political buy-in from networked leaders accelerates adoption and upscaling; youth engagement generates fresh ideas and community ownership; and visible pilot successes strengthen the case for green infrastructure for further investment. By synchronizing these gears, the project adopts a holistic, adaptive, and systematic approach that not only reduces flood and water-scarcity risks today but also builds the capacities and frameworks for continual, locally led urban resilience. Accordingly, these components have been translated into the following outcomes and outputs: Outcome 1: Enhanced resilience of Irbid and Mafraq to water-related challenges, including flash floods and water insecurity, through piloting sustainable urban water management systems and flood mitigation measures. Outcome 2: Strengthened capacities and knowledge-exchange among city leaders, technical experts, and stakeholders on innovative, sustainable green infrastructure solutions to address flash floods and water insecurity. Accordingly, UN-Habitat is seeking to recruit a qualified Junior Landscape Architect to assist the project team in successfully implementing the activities required in Phase 1: Citywide Assessment and Green Public Space Plan under the "Rethinking Sahab" project, and the delivery of Outcome 1 and 2 under the “Smart Urban Water Management” project. Reporting Line: The consultant will be hired and work under the overall supervision of the UN-Habitat Jordan Head of Country office, and project coordinators. Duties and responsibilities: As per the ToR, the consultant will support the UN-Habitat Jordan head of Country office, and Project managers. They will interact with certain stakeholders of the Programme on behalf of UN-Habitat and therefore he/she will be appointed on the basis of securing the highest standards of efficiency, competence, and integrity. As a UN representative, he/she is expected to exhibit and adhere to the highest standards of ethical conduct. The consultant will be responsible for providing technical advice for effective coordination and implementation of the projects’ activities including: • Support project coordinators in the effective and timely execution of UN-Habitat programme by providing the appropriate technical support. • Conduct desktop research and collect available relevant data. • Provide technical support for the development and finalization of assessment reports, including the formulation of evidence-based recommendations. • Draft narrative sections and map development, as requested, for inclusion in reports, including, but not limited to, introductions, optimal urban greening practices, hydrological recommendations, and public space development. • Provide logistical support in the preparations and organization of capacity building workshops and meetings, including preparing agendas and invitations, and developing presentations. • Prepare reports and meeting minutes to facilitate the dissemination of project information to the network of stakeholders engaged in project-related meetings and workshops. • Provide technical support in translating documents and assessments. • Provide technical support for the planning and implementation of the second phase of the Environmental Legacy Makers Award. • Review and provide feedback for urban greening and climate change reports, guidelines, and designs developed under relevant projects, including of the ‘Typologies of Urban Green Infrastructure’ planning and design toolkit and green infrastructure designs. • Provide additional technical support as required within the scope of the related projects. Qualifications/special skills • Advanced degree in landscape architecture, agriculture, or a related field is required. A first-level university degree with additional two years of qualifying experience may be accepted in lieu of the advanced university degree. • Up to 2 years of experience related landscape architecture, agriculture engineer, or any related field is required • Understanding of and experience in greening practices is required. • Ability to conduct research and analysis and strong synthesis skills are required. • Competencies with office software packages (Adobe, MS Word, Excel, etc.) are required. • Working experience with international development organizations is desirable. • Strong written and oral communication skills are desirable. Languages • English and French are the working languages of the United Nation Secretariat, for this position fluency in English and Arabic (both oral and written) is required. Additional Information Not available. No Fee THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CHARGE A FEE AT ANY STAGE OF THE RECRUITMENT PROCESS (APPLICATION, INTERVIEW MEETING, PROCESSING, OR TRAINING). THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CONCERN ITSELF WITH INFORMATION ON APPLICANTS’ BANK ACCOUNTS. </div>

3 - 8 Years Naukri Gulf

Third-Party Monitoring Reporting Consultant

On-site - Jordan - Jordan 4 August 2026

Accounting, Finance & Banking

The TPM Consultant will support the ongoing Third-Party Monitoring (TPM) activities on MENA MELS Regional TPM Buy-in, including but not limited to the TPM Leads and Monitoring and Evaluation Specialists in Amman, Syria, Iraq, and Lebanon.Work closely with the TPM lead and M&E specialists to draft data collection instruments for different modalities, including but not limited to youth, health activities, food assistance, and psychosocial support activities.Review existing TPM tools to adapt them to the changing situation and based on IP activities.Support data analysis of TPM data as well as conduct quality checks on data collected by the data collection firms.Support the review and/or drafting of TPM reports.Support the training efforts of data collection teams before IP-specific TPM activities.Coordinate TPM visits with data collection partners.Participate in the capacity building of internal teams or local partners.Assist in the maintenance and organization of monitoring data and reports for easy access and future reference.Support programming TPM tools on Fulcrum.Support other tasks as and when requested by the senior leadership.Undertake other ad hoc tasks related to TPM, as agreed upon with the Regional TPM Director.Desired Candidate ProfileBachelor's degree required, preferably in a field such international affairs, economics, sociology, social science or statistics required. Master's degree preferred.Minimum of three years of experience in report writing and data analysis or similar role required.Minimum of two years of experience in developing and executing data analysis plans required.Demonstrated experience conducting research on developing countries, including countries affected by conflict required.Experience in the following sectors: health and nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene, agriculture and food security, economic recovery and market systems, multi-purpose cash assistance, and protection and shelter/settlements.Experience designing quantitative surveys and/or qualitative interview guides required.Demonstrated strong analytical skills with the ability to collect, organize, analyze and disseminate large amounts of information with attention to detail and accuracy required.Demonstrated proficiency and direct experience using Microsoft Excel and SPSS required.Advanced level English preferred.

0 to 0 years Akhtaboot

National Individual Consultant

On-site - Jordan - Amman 13 July 2026

Logistics, Supply Chain & Procurement

Estimated Duration: from contract signing until first week of October 2026 ** This opportunity is only open for national individual consultants. Companies or non-Jordanians are not eligible to apply   About Mercy Corps: Mercy Corps (MC) is a leading global organization powered by the belief that a better world is possible. In disaster, in hardship, in more than 40 countries around the world, we partner to put bold solutions into action helping people triumph over adversity and build stronger communities from within. MC has worked in Jordan since 2003 to implement a variety of programs funded by global public institutions, as well as private donors to meet the urgent needs of vulnerable populations, build cohesive and civically engaged communities, and increase inclusive economic opportunities. MC’s current portfolio in Jordan focuses on three domains: resilient individuals, strong communities and governance, and environmentally sustainable and inclusive economic growth. MC integrates cross-cutting themes of youth, gender equality and empowerment, governance, natural resource management, and technology.   About the Project: Jordan, one of the most water-scarce countries in the world, is facing escalating climate-related disasters that threaten its communities, economy, and environment. Rising temperatures, declining rainfall, and more frequent extreme weather events, particularly flash floods and heatwaves, are straining the country’s already limited water resources and disrupting agriculture. In response, Mercy Corps Jordan is implementing Tabeaa: Strengthening Climate Resilience in Jordanian Communities, a project co-funded by the Z Zurich Foundation and the Embassy of Switzerland in Jordan. Tabeaa is part of Mercy Corps’ ongoing work under the Zurich Climate Resilience Alliance, which focuses on enhancing resilience to climate hazards globally. Through Tabeaa, Mercy Corps Jordan is strengthening climate change adaptation (CCA) and disaster risk reduction (DRR) efforts at both national and local levels. Nationally, the project supports the localization and enforcement of climate policies and promotes climate-smart investments to build long-term resilience. At the community level, Tabeaa works in five highly vulnerable locations (Wadi Musa, Azraq, Mlaih, Dieban, and Shobak), implementing locally driven interventions to protect water resources, reduce disaster risks, and support sustainable livelihoods. By integrating national-level policy action with grassroots resilience-building, Tabeaa empowers both institutions and communities to sustainably adapt to Jordan’s growing climate challenges.     Background & Rationale: As part of the Tabeaa project, Mercy Corps Jordan is running a Climate-Smart Open Innovation Bootcamp that supports Jordanian entrepreneurs and start-ups developing practical solutions to flash floods, heatwaves, and other climate hazards facing local communities. The bootcamp guides selected teams through mentorship, technical support, and prototype development and will conclude with a national pitch event at the end of September 2026, where the finalists present their solutions and two winners are selected.   The national pitch event is a key moment for the project and its partners. It showcases home-grown climate innovation, connects entrepreneurs with investors and stakeholders, and demonstrates the value of the Tabeaa approach to donors, government, and the wider public. Capturing this journey and the national pitch event through high-quality visual content is essential to extend its reach and preserve its impact.   To do this well, the project needs a Creative Videography, Photography, and Storytelling National (Jordanian) Individual Consultant to document the full story: the entrepreneurs and the prototypes they are building, the bootcamp journey that leads them to the pitch, and the key moments and atmosphere of the national event. This content will be used across social media, donor and partner communications, and future project outreach.   The project is therefore seeking an experienced individual consultant to capture and produce a complete package of photos and videos before, during, and after the national pitch event.   Consultant Objectives: The consultant will support the Tabeaa project team in documenting the Climate-Smart Open Innovation Bootcamp through clear, creative and high-quality photos and videos. The content should highlight the participating entrepreneurs, their solutions, the bootcamp journey, and the role of innovation in strengthening climate change adaptation (CCA), disaster risk reduction (DRR), and climate resilience in Jordan. <ul type="disc"> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Attend weekly follow-up meetings with Mercy Corps, either in person or online, to align on progress, schedules, scripts, branding, and feedback.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Prepare a clear workplan and timeline, including filming dates, photography sessions, video scripts, review milestones, and final delivery dates.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Capture professional photography and video footage of the bootcamp trainings, participants, prototypes, portraits, and national pitch event.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Produce 11 one-minute participant story videos, one for each participating entrepreneur/team, showing who they are, their innovation, the challenge it addresses, and what they aim to achieve.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Produce the required video package, including the participant story videos, a 3–4-minute participant journey video, a 1-minute national pitch event recap video, and a 30-60 second teaser video before the national event.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Ensure all outputs follow Mercy Corps, Tabeaa, and partner branding and are ready for donor, partner, social media, and public communication use.</li> </ul>   Consultant Deliverables: The consultant is expected to deliver the following: <ol start="1" type="1"> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Coordination and follow-up</li> </ol> <ul type="disc"> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Attend weekly follow-up meetings with Mercy Corps, or as agreed with the project team.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Incorporate Mercy Corps feedback into filming, editing, and final outputs.</li> </ul> <ol start="2" type="1"> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Workplan, scripts, and production plan</li> </ol> <ul type="disc"> <li> <ul type="disc"> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Submit a clear workplan and timeline covering filming, interviews, training coverage, portrait sessions, national event coverage, review rounds, and delivery dates.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Prepare scripts/interview questions for the participant story videos and journey video, for Mercy Corps approval before filming.</li> </ul> </li> </ul> <ol start="3" type="1"> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Photography</li> </ol> <ul type="disc"> <li> <ul type="disc"> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Deliver one high-resolution professional portrait/photo for each of the 11 participating entrepreneurs/teams.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Deliver an edited high-resolution photo library covering trainings, mentorship sessions, prototype development, bootcamp activities, and the national pitch event.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >National event photos should cover speakers, judges, participants, pitches, prototype showcases, winners, branding, networking, and event atmosphere.</li> </ul> </li> </ul> <ol start="4" type="1"> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Videos</li> </ol> <ul type="disc"> <li> <ul type="disc"> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Produce 11 participant story videos, approximately 1 minute each, introducing each participant/team, their innovation, the challenge addressed, and what they aim to achieve.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Produce one main video, approximately 3–4 minutes long, capturing the participants' journey from trainings and prototype development to the national pitch event.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Produce one national pitch event recap video, approximately 1 minute long, suitable for social media.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Produce one teaser video, approximately 30–60 seconds long, to build visibility ahead of the national pitch event.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Capture professional video footage of the national pitch event to support the recap video, journey video, and future Mercy Corps communications.</li> </ul> </li> </ul> <ol start="5" type="1"> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Final handover</li> </ol> <ul type="disc"> <li> <ul type="disc"> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Submit all final edited videos and photos in ready-to-use formats.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Submit all raw footage, raw photos, editable/source files, subtitles/text files where applicable, and related project files.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >All materials must be handed over to Mercy Corps with full ownership and usage rights.</li> </ul> </li> </ul>   Timeframe / Schedule: The assignment is expected to run from the first week of August 2026 until the completion of post-event editing and final handover following the national pitch event in the first week of October 2026. The assignment will cover planning and follow-up, filming during bootcamp trainings and participant activities, portrait sessions, teaser production ahead of the national event, full media coverage of the national pitch event, post-event editing, and final delivery.   Exact filming dates, review rounds, and delivery deadlines will be agreed with Mercy Corps at contract signature.   The Consultant will report to: Partnerships and Influencing Coordinator and Communications Team - Mercy Corps Jordan.   The Consultant will work closely with: the Mercy Corps Tabeaa project and communications teams, the participating entrepreneurs, and relevant project partners and stakeholders.   Required Experience & Skills: <ul type="disc"> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Proven experience in professional and creative videography, photography, and video editing, including event coverage and short story-style videos.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Experience producing entrepreneurs, participant, or story videos for social media, donor communication, or campaigns.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Strong photography skills, including portraits, event photography, and product/prototype photography.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Ability to produce short-form content, including teasers, recap videos, and social media-ready videos.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Ability to follow branding guidelines and produce polished, consistent outputs.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Access to professional production equipment, including camera, audio, lighting, stabilization equipment, editing software, and backup storage.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Fluency in Arabic and good English, written and spoken. Ability to support captions, subtitles, or bilingual text where required is an asset.</li> </ul>   Application Interested individual consultants must submit the following: <ul type="disc"> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Updated Curriculum Vitae (CV).</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Portfolio or links to relevant previous work, especially story-style videos, event coverage, social media videos, portraits.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >Financial proposal in Jordanian Dinar (JOD), covering all costs required to complete the assignment and deliver all outputs. Financial offers must be based on a fixed price for each deliverable/sub-deliverable. Prices must be all-inclusive and covering costs related to: transportation, equipment and tools needed, any software, application, licenses, and subscriptions the Consultant needs to complete the work.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >At least five recent references, including name, organization, email, and phone number.</li> </ul>   Offers will be evaluated against Mercy Corps’ cost-effectiveness and efficiency standard.   Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Achieving our mission begins with how we build our team and work together. Through our commitment to enriching our organization with people of different origins, beliefs, backgrounds, and ways of thinking, we are better able to leverage the collective power of our teams and solve the world’s most complex challenges. We strive for a culture of trust and respect, where everyone contributes their perspectives and authentic selves, reaches their potential as individuals and teams, and collaborates to do the best work of their lives.   We recognize that diversity and inclusion is a journey, and we are committed to learning, listening, and evolving to become more diverse, equitable and inclusive than we are today.   Equal Employment Opportunity We are committed to providing an environment of respect and psychological safety where equal employment opportunities are available to all. We do not engage in or tolerate discrimination on the basis of race, color, gender identity, gender expression, religion, age, sexual orientation, national or ethnic origin, disability (including HIV/AIDS status), marital status, military veteran status or any other protected group in the locations where we work.   Safeguarding & Ethics Mercy Corps is committed to ensuring that all individuals we come into contact with through our work, whether team members, community members, program participants or others, are treated with respect and dignity. We are committed to the core principles regarding prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse laid out by the UN Secretary General and IASC and have signed on to the Interagency Misconduct Disclosure Scheme. By applying for this role an applicant confirms that they have not previously violated an employer’s sexual misconduct, sexual exploitation and abuse, child safeguarding or trafficking policy. We will not tolerate child abuse, sexual exploitation, abuse, or harassment by or of our team members. As part of our commitment to a safe and inclusive work environment, team members are expected to conduct themselves in a professional manner, respect local laws and customs, and to adhere to Mercy Corps Code of Conduct Policies and values at all times. Team members are required to complete mandatory Code of Conduct e-learning courses upon hire and on an annual basis.   As an applicant, if you witness or experience any form of sexual misconduct during the recruitment process, please report this to Mercy Corps Integrity Hotline (<a href="mailto:integrityhotline@mercycorps.org" title="mailto:integrityhotline@mercycorps.org">integrityhotline@mercycorps.org</a>).   How to Apply Please submit the following at <a href="mailto:jo-procurement@mercycorps.org" title="mailto:jo-procurement@mercycorps.org">jo-procurement@mercycorps.org</a>, mentioning the consultancy title in the subject line. Offers must be submitted maximum by Tuesday 21 July, 2026 at 4:00 pm Amman time: <ol start="1" type="1"> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >All the documents requested in the “Application” section above .</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >A copy of your Jordanian ID or passport.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >A screenshot showing the applicant’s active account on Jo Fawtara system.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >A filled & signed copy of the NIC Data Form in this link: <a href="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XByAzzzrWO1OSZNfAQmFCKLYJjL1As6D?usp=sharing" rel="noopener noreferrer" title="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XByAzzzrWO1OSZNfAQmFCKLYJjL1As6D?usp=sharing">https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XByAzzzrWO1OSZNfAQmFCKLYJjL1As6D?usp=sharing</a></li> </ol>   ** Mercy Corps has the right to disqualify any late offers.

0 to 0 years Akhtaboot

Project Officer - Civil Engineer

On-site - Jordan - Amman 18 June 2026

Logistics, Supply Chain & Procurement

<div class="SCXW150012707 BCX8" > <div class="OutlineElement Ltr SCXW150012707 BCX8" > The GIZ Jordan Project Protection of Water Dams Through Labour Intensive Activities (C4WW) is seeking to hire a “Project Officer– Focus: Civil Engineer” based in Jordan- for full-time base employment. The project “Protection of Water Dams in Jordan through Labour-intensive Activities (Cash for Work)” tackles two challenges at once: Syrian refugees and vulnerable Jordanians can help protect dams and water resources and receive needed income in return for their efforts. To prevent soil erosion, they construct-check dams out of gabion baskets, create terraces, construct dry-stone walls and plant seedlings. As a result, the storage capacity of the reservoirs is maintained, safeguarding irrigated agriculture and drinking water in the medium and long term. Additionally, the project entails the establishment of a project support unit in the Ministry of Labour. This ensures a more efficient implementation of BMZ Cash for Work projects in Jordan. Furthermore, standards created for a more efficient implementation of Cash for Work activities are being applied by all relevant partners. By providing short-term employment opportunities, the project is contributing to the improvement of the livelihoods of vulnerable Jordanians and Syrian refugees. It also contributes to fostering peaceful co-existence and reducing conflict potential between the two groups. Qualifications and specialist knowledge <ul> <li>Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering or a related field.</li> <li>Minimum of 5 years of professional experience in construction of gabion and riprap structures, water networks, or similar construction projects.</li> <li>Proven ability to supervise and follow up on construction activities.</li> <li>Good knowledge of technical standards, safety protocols, and environmental regulations.</li> <li>Strong communication and coordination skills.</li> <li>Ability to work independently and as part of a team.</li> <li>Willingness to travel and work in field conditions across various governorates.</li> <li>Familiarity with tender documents, BOQs, and technical specifications is preferred.</li> <li>Flexibility to adapt to field conditions and project needs.</li> <li>Native Arabic speaker with excellent command of English (both written and spoken).</li> <li>Good knowledge of AutoCAD</li> </ul> Main Responsibilities  <ul> <li>Assist in supervising, and monitoring construction activities related to gabion structures, concrete works, riprap installation, and water network implementation, ensuring adherence to project specifications and safety standards.</li> <li>Supervise daily site activities, including quality control, progress tracking, site measurements, and quantity verification for all construction works.</li> <li>Coordinate with local authorities and implementing agencies (I/NGOs) to ensure compliance with technical specifications, approved drawings, and timely completion of activities.</li> <li>Participate in site inspections and quality assurance processes to uphold project standards.</li> <li>Monitor plantation sites by assessing survival rates, growth progress, and maintenance needs.</li> <li>Prepare regular progress reports detailing construction status, challenges encountered, and proposed solutions.</li> <li>Support capacity-building initiatives for implementing partners and cash workers as required.</li> <li>Travel frequently between project sites across northern and southern governorates to oversee implementation.</li> </ul> The brief profile is not intended to provide a full and complete description. Where appropriate and reasonable, the position holder is willing to perform tasks outside the scope of the job description. Emanating from GIZ’s role in enhancing and promoting the efficiency and competency of its political partners and entities and their respective employees, and in view of GIZ’s aim at maintaining and encouraging the stability of employment at its political partners and entities, this position will not be available to any official employee currently working at any of GIZ’s political partners, governmental ministry, department or entity, including any official employees who are on unpaid leave. GIZ is committed to gender balance and diversity without distinction as to race, gender or religion, and without discrimination of persons with disabilities. Remuneration will be in accordance with the candidate's qualifications, experience, as well as the scope of responsibility of the job announced and in line with local standards. GIZ would like to increase the proportion of employees with disability. Applications from persons with disabilities are most welcome. GIZ will send feedback only to the candidates that are shortlisted and interviewed.

0 to 0 years Naukri Gulf

Regional Climate Justice Advisor

On-site - Jordan - Jordan 22 May 2026

Sales

<section>Job DescriptionRoles & Responsibilities<div class="paragraph">Oxfam is a global movement of people who won t live with the injustice of poverty. Together we save and rebuild lives in disasters. We help people build better lives for themselves. We speak out on the big issues that keep people poor, like inequality, discrimination against women and climate change. And we won t stop until every person on the planet can live without poverty. The Regional Platform (RP) of Oxfam in the South West Asia and North Africa (SWANA) has a mandate to: <ul> <li>Provide strategic leadership, management & accountability of and to Oxfam country programmes in SWANA.</li> <li>Deliver regional impact, developing partner relationships, brand, and impact in the region through relevant influencing and advocacy work, public engagement, and programming.</li> <li>Connect, coordinate, convene Connect practitioners to sources of expertise, convene people to share knowledge and learnings, and coordinate capacity building initiatives.</li> <li>Enable operational agility and efficiency Provide support to Oxfam country offices.</li> </ul> In SWANA, Oxfam works in development, humanitarian, and campaigning, with a large part of the current transformation focused on becoming a major influencing & advocacy, knowledge-for-impact global reach organization. Job Responsibilities Oxfam is seeking to hire a Regional Climate Justice Advisor, dedicated to advancing Oxfam s global Climate Justice strategy, in the SWANA region. S/he will focus on advancing climate justice priorities. In this role, the person will serve as a focal point for both programme and influencing colleagues across SWANA countries, the region and within the wider confederation on a broad range of topics, such as climate adaptation work, mitigation, climate finance, climate policy, green energy, climate smart agriculture, among others and to contribute to key regional policy discussions around climate policy transitions. These are the main responsibilities under this position: Programme Development and Fundraising, Implementation and Partnerships <ul> <li>Work with country and regional teams, affiliates and other Oxfam stakeholders to develop concept notes and proposals for funding from donors including institutional donors, foundations, corporations, and UN agencies.</li> <li>Ensure Climate Justice is mainstreamed in major country and multi-country initiatives led by Oxfam in SWANA.</li> <li>Ensure the work around climate justice in the region contributes to and supports civil society across the region, in particular grass roots organizations that are aligned with our objectives</li> <li>Act as key focal point with civil society in the region on Climate Justice;</li> <li>In coordination and collaboration with SWANA RP colleagues, to co-lead on activities included in regional EU-funded programme Ecologies of Culture that are directly related to CJ.</li> </ul> Policy, Advocacy and Representation <ul> <li>In close collaboration with Oxfam in SWANA influencing team, provide strategic support to country level influencing work that is focused on climate policies, or leveraging these at regional or global levels, linking to Oxfam campaigns.</li> <li>Support a targeted regional policy and advocacy agenda in close coordination with the Oxfam in SWANA influencing teams, that aims to both grow Oxfam s voice on climate issues in the region while advancing critical priorities.</li> <li>Ensure engagement with key stakeholders internally and externally working on Climate justice, identifying key messaging, and positioning for Oxam s work in SWANA.</li> <li>Act as SWANA focal point on climate policy processes such as COPs and inform and help in shaping Oxfam s global COP strategies;</li> <li>Represent Oxfam in SWANA in climate justice spaces across the confederation and externally as relevant.</li> </ul> Strategy, Leadership and Learning <ul> <li>Advise and support CO's efforts to develop specific Climate Justice strategies, approaches, or components in their programmes, in line with the Oxfam priorities.</li> <li>Stay well-informed of global and regional conversations around this issue and linkages with other workstreams Oxfam is engaged in (inequalities, just economies, accountable governance, gender justice) and provide informed advice on these.</li> <li>Foster learning across country and regional Oxfam teams, as well as partners and allies through the development of a targeted learning agenda, research and evidence building initiatives.</li> <li>Support the integration of climate justice and resilience approaches into humanitarian preparedness, response and recovery programming across the region</li> </ul></div></section><section>Desired Candidate ProfileNA</section>

0 to 0 years Akhtaboot

Marketing Strategy and Product Taxonomy Consultant

On-site - Jordan - Amman 19 July 2026

Logistics, Supply Chain & Procurement

Estimated Duration: from contract signing until November 2026 ** This opportunity is only open for national individual consultants. Companies or non-Jordanians are not eligible to apply.   <a name="x__Toc233806924" ></a><a name="x__Toc233880839" >About Mercy Corps</a> Mercy Corps is an international relief and development organization that operates in more than 40 countries around the world, whereby its Jordan office was founded in 2006 and has since worked to expand clean water access, strengthen youth and women's civic participation, and boost economic stability for both Jordanians and refugees. Mercy Corps Jordan partners with local governments and organizations to support communities in building economically secure and more peaceful futures, with programs focused on climate resilience, sustainable livelihoods, and inclusive economic growth.   About Iqlaa The Informal Livelihoods Advancement Activity (Iqlaa), funded by the United States Government - implemented by Mercy Corps as lead implementer within an implementation consortium of six partners, aims to support Jordan's Home-Based Businesses (HBBs) and Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) to grow, transform, and become resilient to future challenges. Iqlaa’s approach explores new ways of doing business and improving access to finance, markets, and services. It focuses on four sectors: agriculture, tourism and hospitality, manufacturing, and services, with a special focus on technology development and implementation. The program encourages and supports the participation of all MSE-owner segments.    Through research and adaptive collaborative learning, Iqlaa has identified opportunities, incentives, and constraints that facilitate or restrict formalization and growth. Based on findings, Iqlaa implements best practices to strengthen businesses and develop an MSE-focused financial sector within a market systems development framework. Program activities are delivered with a strong localization element to respond to specific market needs and the local context. Iqlaa also leverages innovative behavioral change methodologies to facilitate long-term, sustainable changes in the MSEs ecosystem in Jordan.   Using a Market Systems Development (MSD) approach, Mercy Corps collaborates with private sector market actors to pilot and scale innovative solutions that address key market constraints. These partnerships aim to catalyze sustainable business practices that continue beyond the duration of the Activity.   <a name="x__Toc233806926" >Activity Description</a> As part of its market systems development (MSD) approach, Iqlaa is supporting a digital marketplace operating in the home improvement sector to strengthen its operations and marketing foundations, connecting a network of local merchants and suppliers to customers nationwide and improving market participation for micro and small enterprises (MSEs) across Jordan.   To support this effort, Mercy Corps, withing the scope of Iqlaa, seeks to engage a national individual consultant to develop a comprehensive marketing strategy and a structured product taxonomy for the marketplace. The consultant will work in close coordination with Iqlaa’s partner team and Mercy Corps Jordan, following Mercy Corps Jordan’s procurement and compliance requirements as a United States Government-funded program.   Scope of Work You can download the full Scope of Work including the evaluation criteria and the required submittals through this link: <a href="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Fwf0pyLKveNsiUNFYVslRbVjBw-NRSoC?usp=sharing" rel="noopener noreferrer" title="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Fwf0pyLKveNsiUNFYVslRbVjBw-NRSoC?usp=sharing">https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Fwf0pyLKveNsiUNFYVslRbVjBw-NRSoC?usp=sharing</a>   How to Apply Please submit the following at <a href="mailto:jo-procurement@mercycorps.org" title="mailto:jo-procurement@mercycorps.org">jo-procurement@mercycorps.org</a>, mentioning the consultancy title in the subject line. Offers must be submitted maximum by Tuesday 28 July, 2026 at 4:00 pm Amman time: <ol start="1" type="1"> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >All the documents requested in the “Application” section in the SOW document (pages 5-6) .</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >A copy of your Jordanian ID or passport.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >A screenshot showing the applicant’s active account on Jo Fawtara system.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >A filled & signed copy of the NIC Data Form in this link: <a href="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XByAzzzrWO1OSZNfAQmFCKLYJjL1As6D?usp=sharing" rel="noopener noreferrer" title="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XByAzzzrWO1OSZNfAQmFCKLYJjL1As6D?usp=sharing">https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XByAzzzrWO1OSZNfAQmFCKLYJjL1As6D?usp=sharing</a></li> </ol>   ** Mercy Corps has the right to disqualify any late offers.       الصون و الأخلاق ميرسي كور تلتزم بضمان المعاملة اللائقة واحترام جميع الأفراد اللذين نتواصل معهم من خلال عملنا, سواء كانوا أعضاء الفريق أو أعضاء المجتمع أو المشاركين في البرامج أو غيرهم. نحن ملتزمون بالمبادئ الرئيسية المتعلقة بمنع الاستغلال والإساءة الجنسية التي وضعها الأمين العام للأمم المتحدة واللجنة الدائمة للتنسيق بين الوكالات الإنسانية (IASC)، وقد وقعنا على نظام الإفصاح المتبادل بين الجهات الفاعلة في حالة السلوك الغير اللائق. عند التقديم لهذا الدور، يؤكد المتقدم أنه لم ينتهك في السابق سياسة السلوك الجنسي، والاستغلال والإساءة جنسية، صون الأطفال، أو الاتجار بالبشر لأي جهة عمل. ميرسي كور لن تتسامح مع إساءة معاملة الأطفال أو الاستغلال الجنسي أو الإساءة أو التحرش من قبل أو بسبب أعضاء فريقنا. كجزء من التزامنا تجاه توفير بيئة عمل آمنة وشاملة, من المتوقع أن يتصرف أعضاء الفريق بطريقة مهنية, تحترم القوانين والعادات المحلية. والالتزام بسياسات وقيم مدونة قواعد السلوك الخاصة بمنظمة ميرسي كور في جميع الأوقات. كما يتطلب من جميع أعضاء الفريق إكمال دورات التعليم الإلكتروني الإلزامية لقواعد السلوك عند التوظيف وذلك بشكل سنوي. كمتقدم للوظيفة، إذا كنت قد شهدت أو تعرضت لأي نوع من أنواع السلوك الجنسي الغير لائق خلال عملية التوظيف، يرجى الإبلاغ عن ذلك إلى خط النزاهة في منظمة ميرسي كور (integrityhotline@mercycorps.org).     RECRUITMENT SCAMS & FRAUD WARNING Mercy Corps has become aware of scams involving false job offers. Please be advise: Recruiters will never ask for a fee during any stage of the recruitment process. All active jobs are advertised directly on Akhtaboot. Official Mercy Corps emails will always arrive from a @mercycorps.org email address. Please report any suspicious communications to ((integrityhotline@mercycorps.org))

0 to 0 years Akhtaboot

Sales Consultant

On-site - Jordan - Amman 19 July 2026

Logistics, Supply Chain & Procurement

Estimated Duration: from contract signing until January 2027 ** This opportunity is only open for national individual consultants. Companies or non-Jordanians are not eligible to apply.   <a name="x__Toc233806924" ></a><a name="x__Toc233880839" >About Mercy Corps</a> Mercy Corps is an international relief and development organization that operates in more than 40 countries around the world, whereby its Jordan office was founded in 2006 and has since worked to expand clean water access, strengthen youth and women's civic participation, and boost economic stability for both Jordanians and refugees. Mercy Corps Jordan partners with local governments and organizations to support communities in building economically secure and more peaceful futures, with programs focused on climate resilience, sustainable livelihoods, and inclusive economic growth.   About Iqlaa The Informal Livelihoods Advancement Activity (Iqlaa), funded by the United States Government - implemented by Mercy Corps as lead implementer within an implementation consortium of six partners, aims to support Jordan's Home-Based Businesses (HBBs) and Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) to grow, transform, and become resilient to future challenges. Iqlaa’s approach explores new ways of doing business and improving access to finance, markets, and services. It focuses on four sectors: agriculture, tourism and hospitality, manufacturing, and services, with a special focus on technology development and implementation. The program encourages and supports the participation of all MSE-owner segments.    Through research and adaptive collaborative learning, Iqlaa has identified opportunities, incentives, and constraints that facilitate or restrict formalization and growth. Based on findings, Iqlaa implements best practices to strengthen businesses and develop an MSE-focused financial sector within a market systems development framework. Program activities are delivered with a strong localization element to respond to specific market needs and the local context. Iqlaa also leverages innovative behavioral change methodologies to facilitate long-term, sustainable changes in the MSEs ecosystem in Jordan.   Using a Market Systems Development (MSD) approach, Mercy Corps collaborates with private sector market actors to pilot and scale innovative solutions that address key market constraints. These partnerships aim to catalyze sustainable business practices that continue beyond the duration of the Activity.   <a name="x__Toc233806926" >Activity Description</a> As part of its market systems development (MSD) approach, Iqlaa is supporting a digital marketplace operating in the home improvement sector to expand its vendor network and increase market participation opportunities for micro and small enterprises (MSEs) across Jordan.   To support this effort, Mercy Corps seeks to engage an individual national (Jordanian) Sales Consultant to identify, approach, negotiate with, and onboard new merchants and vendors onto the platform. The consultant will support marketplace expansion by implementing a structured vendor acquisition process and ensuring newly onboarded vendors are successfully activated, trained, and able to independently utilize the platform.   Scope of Work You can download the full Scope of Work including the evaluation criteria and the required submittals through this link: <a href="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1X5mDq4PwQXTPGJQk0JdOR5O1Lkucop44?usp=sharing" rel="noopener noreferrer" title="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1X5mDq4PwQXTPGJQk0JdOR5O1Lkucop44?usp=sharing">https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1X5mDq4PwQXTPGJQk0JdOR5O1Lkucop44?usp=sharing</a>   How to Apply Please submit the following at <a href="mailto:jo-procurement@mercycorps.org" title="mailto:jo-procurement@mercycorps.org">jo-procurement@mercycorps.org</a>, mentioning the consultancy title in the subject line. Offers must be submitted maximum by Tuesday 28 July, 2026 at 4:00 pm Amman time: <ol start="1" type="1"> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >All the documents requested in the “Application” section in the SOW document (page 5) .</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >A copy of your Jordanian ID or passport.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >A screenshot showing the applicant’s active account on Jo Fawtara system.</li> <li class="x_MsoListParagraph" >A filled & signed copy of the NIC Data Form in this link: <a href="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XByAzzzrWO1OSZNfAQmFCKLYJjL1As6D?usp=sharing" rel="noopener noreferrer" title="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XByAzzzrWO1OSZNfAQmFCKLYJjL1As6D?usp=sharing">https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XByAzzzrWO1OSZNfAQmFCKLYJjL1As6D?usp=sharing</a></li> </ol>   ** Mercy Corps has the right to disqualify any late offers.       الصون و الأخلاق ميرسي كور تلتزم بضمان المعاملة اللائقة واحترام جميع الأفراد اللذين نتواصل معهم من خلال عملنا, سواء كانوا أعضاء الفريق أو أعضاء المجتمع أو المشاركين في البرامج أو غيرهم. نحن ملتزمون بالمبادئ الرئيسية المتعلقة بمنع الاستغلال والإساءة الجنسية التي وضعها الأمين العام للأمم المتحدة واللجنة الدائمة للتنسيق بين الوكالات الإنسانية (IASC)، وقد وقعنا على نظام الإفصاح المتبادل بين الجهات الفاعلة في حالة السلوك الغير اللائق. عند التقديم لهذا الدور، يؤكد المتقدم أنه لم ينتهك في السابق سياسة السلوك الجنسي، والاستغلال والإساءة جنسية، صون الأطفال، أو الاتجار بالبشر لأي جهة عمل. ميرسي كور لن تتسامح مع إساءة معاملة الأطفال أو الاستغلال الجنسي أو الإساءة أو التحرش من قبل أو بسبب أعضاء فريقنا. كجزء من التزامنا تجاه توفير بيئة عمل آمنة وشاملة, من المتوقع أن يتصرف أعضاء الفريق بطريقة مهنية, تحترم القوانين والعادات المحلية. والالتزام بسياسات وقيم مدونة قواعد السلوك الخاصة بمنظمة ميرسي كور في جميع الأوقات. كما يتطلب من جميع أعضاء الفريق إكمال دورات التعليم الإلكتروني الإلزامية لقواعد السلوك عند التوظيف وذلك بشكل سنوي. كمتقدم للوظيفة، إذا كنت قد شهدت أو تعرضت لأي نوع من أنواع السلوك الجنسي الغير لائق خلال عملية التوظيف، يرجى الإبلاغ عن ذلك إلى خط النزاهة في منظمة ميرسي كور (integrityhotline@mercycorps.org).     RECRUITMENT SCAMS & FRAUD WARNING Mercy Corps has become aware of scams involving false job offers. Please be advise: Recruiters will never ask for a fee during any stage of the recruitment process. All active jobs are advertised directly on Akhtaboot. Official Mercy Corps emails will always arrive from a @mercycorps.org email address. Please report any suspicious communications to ((integrityhotline@mercycorps.org))

0 to 0 years Akhtaboot

Senior Officer

On-site - Jordan - Amman 19 May 2026

Logistics, Supply Chain & Procurement

<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="660"> <tbody> <tr> <td > JOB TITLE: Livelihoods Senior Officer </td> </tr> <tr> <td > TEAM/PROGRAMME: Programs Implementation Director </td> </tr> <tr> <td > LOCATION: Amman, Karak and Zarqa- Jordan POST TYPE: National </td> </tr> <tr> <td > External representation and communications: Level (3) -Contacts that require the exchange of detailed explanations or discussions on matters concerning policies, regulations, programs, and services and representation of SCJ at the local level or with mid-level counterparts within the relevant organization. -Moderate impact on the reputation and performance of the organization </td> </tr> <tr> <td > CHILD SAFEGUARDING: Level (3) – the responsibilities of the post may require the post holder to have regular contact with or access to children or young people </td> </tr> <tr> <td > ROLE PURPOSE: Livelihoods Senior Officer To ensure the effective, timely, and high-quality implementation of livelihood interventions that improve beneficiaries’ income and employability, while providing technical guidance to staff and partners, strengthening coordination, and ensuring accountability, sustainability, and responsiveness to changing contexts. </td> </tr> <tr> <td > SCOPE OF ROLE: Reports to: Programs Implementation Director Staff directly reporting to this post: None </td> </tr> <tr> <td > KEY AREAS OF ACCOUNTABILITY: <ul> <li>Support the delivery of effective interventions, by: Representing Save the Children and the Project in technical areas relevant to livelihoods and income generation options and employment pathways within the AMAL project framework across Amman, Zarqa, and Karak.</li> <li>Working in collaboration with the Programs Implementation Director in the preparation of annual work plans and the production of reports and other deliverables relevant to the local context and aligned with project objectives.</li> <li>Support the development and application of vulnerability criteria in coordination with partners to ensure transparent and inclusive beneficiary selection, particularly for Syrian refugees and vulnerable Jordanians.</li> <li>Conduct outreach and identification of vulnerable households in partnership with CBOs and key stakeholders, with a focus on socio-economic risks affecting children, including child labour and domestic violence.</li> <li>Conduct individual assessments to map skills, experience, and aspirations, and provide basic counselling and guidance to support informed decision-making on livelihood pathways. and provide basic counselling and guidance to support informed selection of appropriate livelihood pathways.</li> <li>Refer shortlisted beneficiaries to relevant vocational and technical training sectors based on assessment results and local labor market demand, including agriculture, ICT, mobile maintenance, dairy, and informal care sectors.</li> <li>Coordinate closely with VTCs, and training providers to support beneficiary enrollment, participation, and follow-up in vocational training programmers.</li> <li>Support the delivery and monitoring of cash assistance linked to training, ensuring proper attendance tracking and compliance with procedures.</li> <li>Conduct Post-Distribution Monitoring (PDM) and collect participant feedback to assess effectiveness, utilization, and impact of cash support on training access and completion.</li> <li>Facilitate market research and contribute to developing livelihood and social enterprise opportunities, including gig-economy approaches.</li> <li>Support the design implementation of social enterprise initiatives and contribute to identifying business and funding needs.</li> <li>Ensure monitoring of project indicators, maintain beneficiary tracking systems (CommCare and other tools), and contribute to learning, documentation, and reporting of project outcomes and success stories.</li> <li>Conduct market research and mapping of relevant livelihood models to inform programme design.</li> <li>Identify start-up and operational needs for social enterprises and support resource mobilization if needed.</li> <li>Contribute to advocacy activities, including roundtables and awareness campaigns on inclusion and employment.</li> </ul> </td> </tr> <tr> <td > SKILLS AND BEHAVIOURS (Our Values in Practice) Accountability: <ul> <li>Takes responsibility for decision-making and efficient resource management, and holds team and partners accountable for the delivery of their responsibilities by delegating effectively, affording staff professional autonomy, providing the necessary development to improve performance, and applying appropriate consequences when results are not achieved;</li> <li>Creates a managerial environment across the Country Programme to lead, enable and maintain our culture of child safeguarding, achieving results together with children and role modeling Save the Children values.</li> </ul> Ambition: <ul> <li>Sets ambitious and challenging goals for self and team, takes responsibility for own personal development, and encourages team to do the same;</li> <li>Engages and motivates others by widely sharing their personal vision for Save the Children;</li> <li>Future-orientated, strategic and global thinker.</li> </ul> Collaboration: <ul> <li>Build and maintain effective relationships with team, colleagues, members, donors and partners;</li> <li>Values diversity as a source of competitive strength;</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Approachable, diplomatic, and supportive, with well-developed listening skills.</li> </ul> Creativity: <ul> <li>Develops and encourages new and innovative solutions both on a personal level and by building and leading teams willing to take disciplined risks.</li> </ul> Integrity: <ul> <li>Honesty, openness, and transparency;</li> <li>A strong commitment to Save the Children’s vision of a world in which every child attains the right to survival, protection, development, and participation.</li> </ul>   </td> </tr> <tr> <td > QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE Essential: <ul> <li>BA in economics, Business Administration, international studies or a related field</li> <li>At least 7-10 years of working experience as a Project officer, preferably with a livelihood project.</li> <li>Demonstrated experience in projects promoting livelihoods in areas including skills training, micro-lending, micro-savings, employment generation, alternative/additional income generation for vulnerable youth and/or vulnerable households in Jordan</li> <li>Experience working with government representatives, partners, local community organizations, trade unions, and private industry to promote improved livelihoods for households, and the provision of social protection services</li> <li>Understanding of child labour issues; experience with exploitative child labour policy</li> <li>Experience in conducting and analysis of market surveys, participatory appraisal or assessment and sustainable livelihoods monitoring and evaluation methods and tools, would be an asset</li> <li>Proven ability to prepare work plans and reports</li> <li>Excellent English language proficiency (spoken and written) and Arabic is required</li> </ul> ** Qualified Males and Females are welcome to apply. </td> </tr> </tbody> </table>

0 to 0 years Naukri Gulf

Program Manager II

On-site - Jordan - Jordan 11 June 2026

Human Resources

<section>Job DescriptionRoles & Responsibilities<div class="paragraph">As the CRS programming lead for Jordan, you will manage and provide technical oversight of the development and implementation of CRS and partner programming in Jordan. In addition to your program quality and management capacities, your partnership and representation skills will help to ensure strong CRS coordination in Jordan. As time allows, you will provide programming backstop for the CRS response in JWBG. Your role will ensure relationships and effective systems and processes are in place that facilitate high-quality programming and partnership, advancing CRS work to serve the poor and vulnerable.Catholic Relief Services is the official international humanitarian agency of the Catholic community in the United States. Catholic Relief Services works to save, protect, and transform lives in need in more than 100 countries, without regard to race, religion or nationality. Catholic Relief Services relief and development work is accomplished through programs of emergency response, HIV, health, agriculture, education, microfinance, and peacebuilding. We welcome as a part of our staff people of all faiths and secular traditions who share our values and our commitment to serving those in need. CRS processes and policies reflect our commitment to safeguarding children and vulnerable adults from abuse and exploitation. CRS welcomes candidates from the countries and regions in which we work. In the event the successful candidate is an expatriate, the anticipated duration of the assignment is informed by a term limit, based on the type and level of the job and the needs of the agency. CRS is committed to safeguarding program participants, community members, staff and volunteers from all forms of exploitation and abuse. The successful candidate is expected to sign and adhere to CRS Code of Conduct. CRS talent acquisition procedures reflect our commitment to safeguarding the rights and dignity of all people - especially children and vulnerable adults - to live free from abuse and harm.Basic QualificationsBachelor s Degree required in International Development, International Relations or in the fields related to Jordan programming areas. Additional experience may substitute for some education. Minimum of 5 years' experience in relevant field-based project management experience required, with preferably at least 3 years working experience in relief or recovery programming. Experience in managing moderately complex projects and building strong relationships with partners and donors.Preferred QualificationsMaster's DegreeExperience in an international NGO an advantageExperience in complex humanitarian settingsKnowledge, Skills and Abilities<ul><li>MEAL skills and experience required.</li><li>Staff management experience and abilities that are conducive to a learning environment.</li><li>Experience using MS Windows and MS Office packages (Excel, Word, PowerPoint), Web Conferencing Applications, information management systems.</li><li>Good experience in project grants management, including project design, preferably for grants from multiple public donors, including U.S. Government funding.</li><li>Demonstrated ability to write high quality technical proposals.</li><li>Experience engaging with partner organizations and demonstrating the principles of partnership</li><li>Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with ability to make sound judgment and decisions and offer innovative solutions</li><li>Strong relations management abilities. Ability to relate to people at all levels internally and externally. Strategic in how you approach each relationship.</li><li>Good presentation and facilitation skills</li><li>Proactive, resourceful, solutions-oriented and results-oriented</li></ul>Required Languages: Fluent written and oral English required; Arabic preferred.Travel: Must be willing and able to travel up to 30%, including within Jordan and to JWBG.Supervisory Responsibilities: Not required at this time.Agency Competencies (for all CRS Staff):<ul><li>Personal Accountability - Consistently takes responsibility for one s own actions.</li><li>Acts with Integrity - Consistently models values aligned with CRS Guiding Principles and mission. Is considered honest.</li><li>Builds and Maintains Trust - Shows consistency between words and actions.</li><li>Collaborates with Others - Works effectively in intercultural and diverse teams.</li><li>Open to Learn - Seeks out experiences that may change perspective or provide an opportunity to learn new things.</li></ul>Agency Leadership Competencies:<ul><li>Lead Change - Continually looks for ways to improve the agency through a culture of agility, openness, and innovation.</li><li>Develops and Recognizes Others - Builds the capacity of staff to reach their full potential and enhance team and agency performance.</li><li>Strategic Mindset - Understands role in translating, communicating, and implementing agency strategy and team priorities.</li></ul>What we offerCRS offers U.S. based staff a comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, life insurance, vision, and a generous retirement savings plan. Benefits packages for successful candidates employed outside the U.S. are based on the country of employment/in-country office where the candidate will perform the role. CRS work culture is a collaborative, mission-driven culture committed to improving the lives of the poor throughout the world. </div></section><section>Desired Candidate ProfileBasic QualificationsBachelor s Degree required in International Development, International Relations or in the fields related to Jordan programming areas. Additional experience may substitute for some education. Minimum of 5 years' experience in relevant field-based project management experience required, with preferably at least 3 years working experience in relief or recovery programming. Experience in managing moderately complex projects and building strong relationships with partners and donors.Preferred QualificationsMaster's DegreeExperience in an international NGO an advantageExperience in complex humanitarian settingsKnowledge, Skills and Abilities<ul><li>MEAL skills and experience required.</li><li>Staff management experience and abilities that are conducive to a learning environment.</li><li>Experience using MS Windows and MS Office packages (Excel, Word, PowerPoint), Web Conferencing Applications, information management systems.</li><li>Good experience in project grants management, including project design, preferably for grants from multiple public donors, including U.S. Government funding.</li><li>Demonstrated ability to write high quality technical proposals.</li><li>Experience engaging with partner organizations and demonstrating the principles of partnership</li><li>Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with ability to make sound judgment and decisions and offer innovative solutions</li><li>Strong relations management abilities. Ability to relate to people at all levels internally and externally. Strategic in how you approach each relationship.</li><li>Good presentation and facilitation skills</li><li>Proactive, resourceful, solutions-oriented and results-oriented</li></ul>Required Languages: Fluent written and oral English required; Arabic preferred.Travel: Must be willing and able to travel up to 30%, including within Jordan and to JWBG.Supervisory Responsibilities: Not required at this time.</section>

0 to 0 years Akhtaboot

Water and Wastewater Specialist

On-site - Jordan - Amman 15 June 2026

Engineering

ARD INC, a Tetra Tech Company, implementing the Water Efficiency and Conservation Activity (WEC), administered by the U.S. Department of State through the Regional Foreign Assistance Office (RFA) at the U.S. Embassy in Amman, Jordan is currently accepting expressions of interest for a Water and Wastewater Specialist. This position is limited duration agreement, based in Amman. Position Description/Summary: Under the supervision of the  Water and Treated wastewater (TWW) Policy and Planning Specialist, the Water and Wastewater Specialist will support or lead a range of technical assistance activities to support the National Conveyor Project Management Unit (NCPMU), associated readiness activities, and wider water sector institutions including the Ministry of Water and Irrigation (MWI), the Water Authority of Jordan (WAJ), the Jordan Valley Authority (JVA), utilities, and other agencies. WEC currently supports the NCPMU to operationalize its Readiness Functions, which includes monitoring and delivery, donor and finance coordination, and strategic communications for NCP Readiness Interventions. WEC also supports the NCPMU with technical assessments, market research, and strategic planning related to the NCP and NCP Readiness. WEC also works with the JVA, WAJ, MWI, and utilities on strategic interventions, including national strategies, assessments, strategic plans, and master plans for water and wastewater systems. The goal of these interventions is to facilitate preparation and readiness for the Kingdom’s water sector to receive and efficiently and sustainably manage the additional supply of potable water and to sustainably manage and allocate the additional supply of TWW that will be generated by the NCP to the irrigated agriculture and industrial sectors Responsibilities: <ul> <li>Support WEC’s coordination and collaboration with the NCPMU including associated readiness activities and broader water sector agencies by developing and refining scopes of work; supporting and/or supervising the planning, delivery, and oversight of technical activities; activity-level budget and financial management and oversight; and providing quality assurance and control over technical deliverables. Scopes of work will cover various aspects related to NCP and NCP Readiness, including planning for water and wastewater infrastructure, water and wastewater allocation planning, wastewater reuse master planning, market assessments, and strategic planning, among other services.</li> <li>Support proactive engagement with WEC leadership, USG, and NCPMU on developing potential technical assistance ideas that will advance planning, operationalization, sustainable management of the NCP, and sustainable management and reuse of anticipated additional supply of treated wastewater.</li> <li>Provide technical leadership on all aspects of engineering-related tasks under NCP and NCP Readiness Interventions for water and wastewater, including supporting data collection and review for developing preliminary designs of water, wastewater, and reuse systems; validating data, planning assumptions and scenarios for strategic and detailed wastewater and reuse master plans; technical review of water, wastewater, and reuse models, hydraulic assessments , and other technical outputs generated under WEC’s technical activities; and providing other services as needed. </li> <li>Support WEC’s leadership on advising the NCPMU Readiness Function team including the NCP Readiness Director, Monitoring and Delivery Team Lead and the Donor and Finance Coordination Team Lead on planning, coordination, and implementation of key tasks under the NCP Readiness Function Monitoring and Management Framework and in their work plan. </li> <li>Support the design, management and implementation of grant activities with public and private sector stakeholders as they relate to the NCP and NCP Readiness in water and wastewater sectors.</li> <li>Facilitate stakeholder consultations, working groups and technical advisory committees under NCP and NCP Readiness Activities. </li> <li>Contribute to the preparation, review, revision, and finalization of project deliverables, communications and learning documents as required by project leadership.</li> <li>Actively participate in coordination meetings within the component team, cross-component meetings and all-staff meetings and meetings with the NCPMU Readiness team when required, and contributing to a positive working environment across the team.</li> </ul> Qualifications: <ul> <li>Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering or related engineering discipline and a minimum of 3 years of relevant experience in water and wastewater infrastructure and management</li> <li>Strong understanding of and demonstrated experience with water and wastewater infrastructure, water supply allocation planning, wastewater management and treatment, wastewater reuse systems, etc.</li> <li>Demonstrated experience working with the Ministry of Water and Irrigation, Water Authority of Jordan, Jordan Valley Authority, and other water sector agencies on strategic planning, technical assessments, water and wastewater system development, tendering, supervision, and other similar interventions.</li> <li>Demonstrated experience in engineering design and/or supervision in the water and wastewater sectors. .</li> <li>Demonstrated experience with Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) requirements and mitigation measures, including the identification and implementation of mitigation actions and environmental interventions for large-scale water and wastewater infrastructure projects.</li> <li>Strong understanding of water sector functions, institutions, water and wastewater infrastructure, engineering interfaces and management systems for bulk water supply and treated wastewater management and reuse.</li> <li>Strong analytical and relationship building skills, including ability to work in partnership with consultants, subcontractors, donors, and senior-level Government of Jordan representatives.</li> <li>Ability to communicate effectively with persons and organizations on all levels relevant to the water sector.</li> <li>Proficiency in relevant engineering software, including CAD, SewerGEMS, WaterGEMS, and WaterCAD, with the ability to support hydraulic modeling, GIS-based analysis, and related water and wastewater engineering interventions.</li> <li>Excellent team management, communication, and stakeholder coordination skills.</li> <li>Strong written communication skills, including demonstrated ability to write required documents in a clear, concise, well-organized manner in both English and Arabic</li> <li>Ability to travel within Jordan as needed</li> </ul> To apply through <a href="mailto:ARD.Project.JordanWEC.Recruitment@tetratech.com">ARD.Project.JordanWEC.Recruitment@tetratech.com</a> with a cover letter and current curriculum vitae (CV) in reverse chronological order format. Please list the title of the position in the email subject line Applications that do not meet the minimum requirements listed above will not be considered. Please ensure that all necessary documents are uploaded, as incomplete applications and/or corrupt files may delay processing of your application or remove you from consideration. No phone calls will be accepted. Deadline for submission of applications is June 30, 2026 Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and interviews may be conducted before the closing date. Early applications are encouraged.

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