World Meteorological Organization (WMO)- ASSOCIATE PROJECT OFFICER – P2

Do you dream of contributing to international climate action and sustainable development? The World Meteorological Organization (WMO), a specialized UN agency, is hiring an Associate Project Officer (P2) to join its global team. Based in Geneva, this fixed-term position offers a chance to manage and deliver climate-related projects, particularly in the Middle East, North Africa (MENA) region, and Djibouti.

If you have strong project management skills, a passion for sustainable development, and a desire to make a global impact, this is your opportunity to shine. The deadline to apply is 11 August 2025.

🌍 Key Responsibilities

• Support day-to-day implementation of development projects.

• Oversee project budgets, timelines, contracts, and stakeholder coordination.

• Maintain effective communication with project partners and regional governments.

• Assist in preparing reports, knowledge-sharing materials, and funding proposals.

• Contribute to resource mobilization and evaluation frameworks.

🎓 Who Should Apply?

• Master’s degree in meteorology, climate sciences, international development, or related fields.

• Two years of relevant experience (four with a bachelor’s degree).

• Familiarity with disaster risk reduction (DRR), early warning systems, and climate services.

• Fluency in English and French (Arabic is an asset).

• Previous experience in the MENA region is a plus.

ASSOCIATE PROJECT OFFICER – P2 | WMO

💼 Job Details

• Level: P2 (Associate Professional Officer)

• Salary: USD 55,163 base + USD 50,033 post adjustment

• Contract: One-year (project-funded)

Join the WMO and become part of a movement to protect communities worldwide from climate risks.

👉 Apply on the Official WMO Careers Page
🕒 Deadline: 11 August 2025

FAQS

1. What is the WMO Associate Project Officer position about?
This role involves managing and implementing climate and disaster risk projects, particularly in the MENA region and Djibouti, under the World Meteorological Organization.

2. What are the key qualifications for the role?
A Master’s in climate sciences, natural sciences, or international development, plus two years of experience (or four with a Bachelor’s). Fluency in English and French is required.

3. Is this a permanent UN position?
No. It is a one-year, fixed-term role funded through extrabudgetary resources with no guarantee of renewal.

4. What is the salary for the role?
The base salary is USD 55,163 annually, plus a post adjustment of around USD 50,033 depending on cost of living in Geneva.

5. Where do I apply?
Applications must be submitted online through the official WMO e-recruitment portal: https://erecruit.wmo.int/public/