Consultancies and Opportunities

Employment opportunities and consultancies at UNODC generally work on a project-by-project basis. As and when positions arise, UNODC Southern Africa will post these below and invite suitable applicants to apply. All vacancies are also advertised in the national and local newspapers of the applicable country/ies.

Unfortunately due to the nature of each project being highly different, as well as sporadic implementation dates, UNODC Southern Africa cannot accept unsolicited CV's.

General UN opportunities can be viewed through the global portal by going to https://jobs.un.org/.

Vacancies

Consultancy - Review of the Mozambique Prison Service HIV and AIDS Strategic Plan

UNODC Southern Africa is requesting interested and qualified individuals to submit an application for a consultancy to review the Mozambique Prison Service HIV and AIDS Strategic Plan.

The full Terms of Reference including application procedure can be downloaded as pdf. here: ToR Strategic Plan Review

The full Individual Consultant Procurement Notice can be downloaded as pdf: here: Procurement Notice

And the blank P11 form (doc.) here: P11

Deadline for Applications:  14 May 2013,

 

Mozambique - UNV Programme Associate - Drug Dependence Treatment

UNODC Southern Africa is requesting interested and qualified individuals to submit an application for a UN Volunteer - Programme Associate Drug Dependence Treatment.

The full Terms of Reference including application procedure can be downloaded as pdf. here: ToR Programme Associate

And the blank P11 form (doc.) here: P11

Deadline for Applications: 24 May 2013,

 

 

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The individual consultant is expected to produce an analytical report assessing the level of opiate trade in the region, with a specific focus on heroin consumption, trafficking routes and flows (including volume) and precursor trafficking. The report will also include information on the nature and the extent of the involvement of organized crime in the opiate trade and links to illicit trade in other forms of narcotic drugs