Want to alert a friend or colleague? Tag them! Disclaimer: This is not The Humanitarian’s opportunity. Applicants should use the provided link(s) to apply. Follow us at The Humanitarian for humanitarian opportunities, news, and more. Not the perfect opportunity for you? Sharing this opportunity may be The Humanitarian thing to do. You can always link someone to their next breakthrough. Opportunity Title: Disaster Risk Management Analyst Organization: UNDP Location: Harare, Zimbabwe Application Deadline: April 1, 2025 Job Description: UNDP Zimbabwe is seeking a Disaster Risk Management Analyst to support the implementation of the Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund (ZRBF) Phase 2 project. The role focuses on strengthening disaster risk assessments, monitoring systems, and setting up a Disaster Risk Information Management System linked to the National Emergency Operation Centre. The analyst will provide technical support, coordinate with stakeholders, and ensure quality assurance of project activities. Key Responsibilities: Provide technical guidance on disaster risk governance, assessments, and monitoring systems. Support the establishment of a Disaster Risk Information Management System. Coordinate with national, provincial, and district stakeholders for project implementation. Facilitate knowledge management, reporting, and communication. Ensure quality assurance and utilization of project results. Qualifications: Advanced degree (master’s or equivalent) in Social Sciences, Disaster Management, or related fields (or a bachelor’s degree with 4 years of experience). Minimum 2 years (with master’s) or 4 years (with bachelor’s) of relevant experience in disaster risk management and monitoring. Experience in emergency preparedness, early warning systems, and community-based projects. Fluency in English and Shona and/or Ndebele is required. Application Link: https://lnkd.in/dxGExVRB Hashtags: #TheHumanitarian #DisasterRiskManagement #UNDPJobs #ZimbabweJobs #HumanitarianOpportunities #DRM #ResilienceBuilding #ClimateAction #EmergencyResponse