In direct collaboration with - and supervision of - the Country Director and the strategic guidance of the Resident Representative, the Development Economics and Poverty Reduction Specialist identifies and proposes strategies and actions to Senior Management on development policies, plans and trends, and their implications for UNDP positioning and programming in relation to national planning and priorities. In this, the MDG and Post-2015 Agenda are of particular importance and priority, as is support to strengthening development cooperation partnerships and development effectiveness. The Specialist will also programme and manage resources, if required, to achieve results in these specific areas.
The Specialist will guide the development of a multi-year policy research and analysis agenda, with the focus on reducing inequalities and promoting inclusive development. He/she will lead the implementation of that agenda, working closely with the programme units, thereby facilitating and ensuring, in collaboration with the Country Director, an integrated approach to policy and programme development and implementation. He/she also contributes to the UNDP contribution in UN system inter-agency work, in particular in relation to UNDAF and related processes.
The key results of the post, in both its analysis and programme aspects, strengthen UNDP’s contributions to the national policy dialogue, specifically with respect to mainstreaming global policy agendas and Inclusive and Sustainable Development goals into national planning and consideration of new and emerging development issues and challenges in an integrated manner towards inclusive development and poverty reduction. In particular, the key results have an impact on the advocacy role of UNDP and its visibility in national debates, and help strengthen strategic partnerships and mobilise resources.
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