13 Sep 2024
The FCDO is running two Conflict Adviser recruitment campaigns which close on 7 October. One campaign is for Overseas conflict adviser roles and the other for UK based roles (you must do two separate applications if you wish to apply for both). A chance to join a great team of conflict adviser colleagues and have a positive impact at this time of growing conflict and multiple interlocking crises globally. To note: Only British nationals can apply.
UK Based Conflict Advisers – which is for 2 roles (Conflict Adviser based in the Office for Conflict, Stabilisation and Mediation (our conflict centre) and Conflict Adviser Ukraine) and for roles emerging over the next year in the UK.
G7 Conflict Advisers UK - Civil Service Jobs - GOV.UK
https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4020474821
Candidate engagement session planned for 19 September if you have questions.
Overseas Conflict Advisers – which is for 2 Roles (Conflict Adviser Sudan (based in Addis) and Conflict Adviser Jerusalem) and for roles emerging over the next year elsewhere overseas.
G7 Overseas Conflict Advisers - Civil Service Jobs - GOV.UK
https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4020478122
Candidate engagement session planned for 17 September if you have questions.
We also have a live advert for 4 x G7 Private Sector Development Advisors closing Monday 16 September:
Are you a finance, business or investment professional looking to make a positive impact in the world, or perhaps a development professional with a knowledge of finance and investment? Do you have an innovative mindset, technical expertise and a passion for ending poverty on a liveable planet? The FCDO’s Private Sector & Capital Markets Department sits at the heart of the UK’s development agenda, working to unlock international and local private capital at scale to deliver the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) including for climate. You can work at the centre of UK leadership of this cutting edge agenda working with MDBs, DFIs, the City, financial services and investment leaders in Emerging Markets and Developing Economies and our overseas network to free up significantly more capital from MDB and DFI balance sheets; expand pipelines of investible projects including for climate resilient infrastructures; deepen local capital markets and drive innovation including in public markets.
