Technical Associate, Copenhagen, Denmark
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Job Description - Technical Associate (2603881)
Technical Associate - (2603881)
Grade : G6
Contractual Arrangement : Fixed-term appointment
Contract Duration (Years, Months, Days) : 2 years
Job Posting
Sep 5, 2026, 3:29:09 PM
Closing Date
Sep 19, 2026, 9:59:00 PM
Primary Location
Organization
EU/DPM Division of Programme Management
Schedule
Full-time
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OBJECTIVES OF THE PROGRAMME
The Division of Programme Management ensures the technical excellence of WHO/Europe’s work. It coordinates and ensures coherence across WHO/Europe's health programmes, country support and the Special Initiative on Primary Health Care (PHC). The division also leads planning and budgeting, resource mobilization and partnerships, communications and publications, governance and external relations, and language services.
Resource Mobilization and Partnerships as part of the Division of Programme Management, the Resource Mobilization and Partnerships unit (RMP) leads WHO/Europe's efforts to engage, sustain, and expand collaboration with donors and partners. The unit supports technical divisions and country offices in mobilizing resources and managing partnerships across the United Nations system, WHO Collaborating Centres, non‑State actors, and other key stakeholders.
DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES
To provide specialized administrative support and advice to staff at all levels regarding resource mobilization processes and tools. To act as the key administrative resource for the use and oversight of the Contributor Engagement Management (CEM) system, used by the whole of WHO/Europe. To support the RMP team members in the day‑to‑day programme management, financial and operational/administrative functions as well as communications with WHO/Europe technical programmes and staff.
Acts as superuser of CEM within the Regional Office (RO) and vis‑a‑vis WHO headquarters.
Ideates and provides both ad hoc and structured briefing and expert guidance to staff at all levels on resource mobilization practices and procedures including on the use of the WHO CEM system at all clearance stages.
Organizes and provides regular in‑house training to WHO staff within the RO and country offices on the use of CEM including to people with approvers' role (directors and WHO Representatives).
Guides staff in the use of correct standard proposal and agreement templates.
Ideates and develops documentation and briefing materials as may be needed.
Maintains the necessary information repositories and ideates monitoring tools to ensure efficient workflow.
Conducts first level review and triage of incoming funding proposals and agreements, liaising with the technical units and WCHOs as needed and facilitates the preparation of proposals and supporting documentation as may be needed.
Provides support and advice to RO units and country offices in the creation of funding opportunities in the CEM system and ensuring that right units are included in clearance chains (certifying officer for all proposals and agreements).
Liaises with relevant units in WHO headquarters (CRM and PRP) on resource mobilization related questions including on CEM.
Prepares draft routine correspondence and standard letters of donation, analyzes incoming correspondence and requests, researching, obtaining and attaching background information where required, or redirecting them as appropriate, drawing the attention of the staff concerned to urgent items and deadlines.
Revises unit correspondence, reports, and documents for proper form and (non‑technical) content. Provides basic workplan management of the RMP activity workplan and acts as focal point for leave administration for the RMP unit.
Makes administrative arrangements for country and inter‑country activities including preparation of various committal documents related to procurement of goods and services and duty travel in accordance with the approved workplans.
Provides administrative and logistical assistance to the RMP team in the context of the organization of both internal and external meetings.
Assists in the preparation of relevant background and reports as well as other relevant follow up.
Establishes and maintains the unit's electronic filing system of documents and correspondence. Creates background files and compiles reference material as appropriate.
Acts as the entry point for incoming inquiries from users and counterparts. Responds to and a