The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has announced a new professional opportunity for a Resource Mobilisation & Partnership Analyst (P-2 level) based in Kabul, Afghanistan. This fixed-term position is part of the organisation’s Country Office operations and plays a key role in strengthening partnerships, donor engagement, and funding strategies. The application deadline for this position is 19 May 2026, and the role forms part of UNFPA’s broader mission to advance reproductive health, gender equality, and sustainable development worldwide. About UNFPA and the Role’s Global Importance UNFPA is the United Nations agency responsible for sexual and reproductive health and rights. Its mission focuses on ensuring that: Every pregnancy is intended Every childbirth is safe Every young person can reach their full potential Within this mandate, the organisation works across countries to address maternal health, gender-based violence, family planning, and population development challenges. The Resource Mobilisation & Partnership Analyst position contributes directly to sustaining and expanding these programmes by ensuring adequate funding, strong donor relationships, and effective communication of results. Job Overview Position Title: Resource Mobilisation & Partnership Analyst Grade: P-2 Duty Station: Kabul, Afghanistan Contract Type: Fixed-Term Appointment Application Deadline: 19 May 2026 (17:59 New York time) Job ID: 33475 The role reports to the Resource Mobilization Partnership Specialist within the UNFPA Country Office in Afghanistan. Job Purpose The Analyst supports the design, coordination, and implementation of resource mobilisation and partnership strategies. This includes: Strengthening donor engagement Supporting proposal development Preparing analytical and communication materials Tracking funding opportunities and pipeline development The role works closely with programme and communications teams to ensure alignment between programme priorities, funding strategies, and external visibility. Key Responsibilities 1. Partnership Engagement The Analyst contributes to building and maintaining strategic partnerships by: Supporting partnership engagement strategies Preparing analytical briefs and background notes Identifying strategic collaboration opportunities Managing and analysing partnership data for decision-making This ensures that UNFPA maintains strong relationships with donors, governments, and development partners. 2. Resource Mobilisation Support A central part of the role involves securing and managing funding opportunities. Responsibilities include: Analysing donor funding trends and opportunities Drafting concept notes and funding proposals Supporting results-based narratives in funding submissions Maintaining funding pipeline records Contributing to resource mobilisation strategies The role requires strong analytical skills and an understanding of donor priorities and global funding landscapes. 3. Donor Reporting The Analyst supports high-quality reporting to donors by: Consolidating programme results and performance data Ensuring reports meet donor requirements Providing analysis of programme outcomes, challenges, and lessons learned Supporting quality assurance processes This ensures transparency and accountability in programme implementation. 4. Communication and Visibility The position also supports UNFPA’s external communication efforts by: Preparing communication materials on programme impact Drafting briefs and storytelling content Supporting visibility strategies linked to partnerships Highlighting results-based achievements These activities help communicate UNFPA’s impact to stakeholders and the public. 5. Information Management and Coordination The Analyst contributes to internal coordination and knowledge management through: Monitoring funding trends and partner engagement Supporting strategic planning with data analysis Coordinating between programme and partnership teams Maintaining internal databases and analytical updates This ensures coherent and evidence-based decision-making across the office. Required Qualifications Education Applicants must hold an advanced university degree in one of the following or related fields: International relations Public administration Economics Communications Business administration Experience Minimum 2 years of relevant professional experience in areas such as: Resource mobilisation Partnerships Programme analysis Communications Experience in donor reporting or proposal writing is desirable Experience in complex operational environments is an advantage Experience in Afghanistan or with international organisations is highly valued Languages Fluency in English is required Knowledge of other UN languages is an advantage Core Competencies Candidates are expected to demonstrate strong abilities in: Analytical and strategic thinking Accountability and results delivery Teamwork and collaboration Communication for impact Technical expertise in partnerships and resource mobilisation Functional strengths include resource mobilisation, visibility creation, and policy advocacy. Working Environment and Values UNFPA emphasises a workplace culture built on: Gender equality and diversity Inclusion of underrepresented groups Ethical integrity and transparency Respect for human rights Women candidates are strongly encouraged to apply, and the organisation promotes equal opportunities across all aspects of employment. Compensation and Benefits The position offers a competitive UN salary package, including: Net salary aligned with P-2 level standards Health insurance coverage Additional UN benefits as applicable Application Details Deadline: 19 May 2026 Apply via: UNFPA Careers Portal Job ID: 33475 Applicants must complete the online application process. UNFPA does not charge any fees at any stage of recruitment. Why This Role Matters This position plays a critical role in sustaining humanitarian and development programmes in Afghanistan. By strengthening partnerships and securing funding, the Analyst directly supports UNFPA’s work in: Maternal health Gender-based violence prevention Family planning services Youth empowerment In a challenging operational environment, resource mobilisation and strategic partnerships are essential to ensuring that life-saving programmes continue to reach vulnerable populations. Call for Action The Resource Mobilisation & Partnership Analyst (P-2) role at UNFPA Kabul offers a unique opportunity for early-career professionals in international development to contribute to high-impact humanitarian work. With responsibilities spanning donor engagement, proposal development, reporting, and strategic communication, the position is both dynamic and mission-driven. For candidates with strong analytical and communication skills and an interest in global development, this role represents a meaningful pathway into the United Nations system. 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