Call for Consultants

UNDP is the UN's global development network, advocating for change and connecting countries to knowledge, experience and resources to help people build a better life. We are on the ground in 166 countries, working with them on their own solutions to global and national development challenges. As they develop local capacity, they draw on the people of UNDP and our wide range of partners.

Vacancy Announcements

Job Title	Agency	Deadline	Location
General Terms & Conditions for Consultants	UNDP	n/a	n/a
Community Facilitator - Women's Representationa nd Political Leadership (International)	UNDP Asia-Pacific Regional Centre	07 February 2012	Home based with no travel required
Officer-in-Charge, Gender Team, Asia Pacific Regional Centre	UNDP Asia-Pacific Regional Centre	09 February 2012	Bangkok, Thailand with travel on demand as requested by country offices and other clients
MFF Knowledge management Consultant	UNDP	14 February 2012	Bangkok, with possible travel to countries in the Asia-Pacific region
Staff Mentoring Scheme Support Consultant	UNDP Asia-Pacific Regional Centre	26 February 2012	Home based with travel to Bangkok, Thailand

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Contracts Awarded

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UNDP Vacancies in Asia-Pacific

Interested candidates should submit a detailed CV with references, full address and contact telephone number(s), a recent photo, and UN Personal History Form (P11) along with a cover letter clearly stating the position, reference number and explaining interest and suitability for the post by the deadline, to the contact stated within the vacancy announcement. Please check the vacancy announcement for any additional requirements.

Unless otherwise noted, vacancy applications to UNDP Thailand and UNDP Asia-Pacific Regional Centre should be sent to:

Human Resources Associate
G.P.O. Box 618, Bangkok 10501
Thailand

or e-mail to: hr.thailand@undp.org

Internships

UNDP welcomes those who are interested in internship. When applying for an internship, you are required to provide the following documents:

1. Evidence of enrolment in graduate school
2. Medical insurance coverage inclusive of the time of internship
3. Signed agreement on the terms and conditions of the internship (include a link to the document)

Please note that internships are for a maximum duration of six months and are not paid. Virtual internships are also possible. Please refer to the vacancy notices to find out if the internship is virtual or in Bangkok.

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