Engagement – Mapping Mineral Supply Chains for Human Need
About this opportunity
Job opportunity with UNDP in Malawi for mapping mineral supply chains to address human needs.
The UNDP Malawi is offering a job opportunity focused on mapping mineral supply chains to address human needs. This role supports UNDP’s sustainable development goals, particularly in mining and resource governance in Malawi. The engagement involves data collection, analysis, and policy recommendations to ensure minerals contribute positively to local communities and sustainable development. This is a short-term engagement with a clear application deadline.
What it offers
This position involves analyzing mineral supply chains to identify gaps and opportunities for human-centric development. Key responsibilities include:
- Conducting fieldwork and data collection on mineral extraction and trade.
- Assessing impact on local communities, including labor practices and environmental effects.
- Developing policy recommendations to align mineral extraction with sustainable development goals (SDGs).
- Supporting UNDP’s monitoring and evaluation activities in Malawi’s mining sector.
Who can apply
Applicants must be residents or nationals of Malawi or have relevant work experience in Malawi. Open to graduates or professionals with expertise in geology, economics, environmental science, or related fields. No prior UNDP experience is required, but a strong background in supply chain analysis, mining governance, or sustainable development is preferred.
How to apply
Applications must be submitted via the UNDP careers portal by 19 October 2026. Required documents include:
- A detailed CV highlighting relevant experience.
- A cover letter explaining how your skills align with the role.
- Two reference letters from professional or academic sources.
Good to know
- This is a short-term engagement (duration not specified in the source).
- The role is based in Malawi, with possible travel for fieldwork.
- No relocation assistance is mentioned, but travel expenses may be covered for fieldwork.
- No specific education level (e.g., master’s/PhD) is required beyond relevant experience.
- Language requirements: English proficiency is essential (Malawi’s official language is English).
Key details
What you get
- Potential coverage of **travel expenses** for fieldwork
Documents needed
- A detailed CV highlighting relevant experience
- A cover letter explaining alignment with the role
- Two reference letters from professional or academic sources
How to apply
- Submit applications via the **UNDP careers portal** by **19 October 2026**.
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