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Subject: [kamimosa_jadebotabek] UNFPA Fellowship - Special Youth Programme – 2006
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From: "Irendra RADJAWALI" < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun, 05 Feb 2006 19:58:57 -0000
Subject: [ppiprancis] UNFPA Fellowship - Special Youth Programme – 2006
Teman-teman,
Semoga informasi ini berguna. Saya pikir , program ini merupakan
program yang menarik, terutama agar anak-anak muda kita tidak 'jago
kandang' dan menjadi lebih 'kritis'.
Wassalam,
Radja
Fellowship - Special Youth Programme – 2006
Closing Date: 17 February 2006
Duration: 9 Months
It is our pleasure to announce that UNFPA is currently receiving
applications for its Special Youth Programme for 2006. This programme
seeks to recruit young people aged 20-24 from developing countries
with some programme experience in development issues to join UNFPA for
a 9-month remunerated fellowship.
Background
The Special Youth Programme fellowship is divided into two sections:
an initial 6-month fellowship in UNFPA Headquarters, New York ,
followed -upon satisfactory performance- by a continued fellowship of
up to 3 months in the UNFPA Country Office in the country that the
fellow comes from.
This programme is designed to give youth from developing countries
opportunities at appropriate levels of the organization to engage in
policy development and programming; to help build the capacity of
young people; and to sensitize both the young people and UNFPA staff
on partnering to address adolescent and youth issues.
During the fellowship in Headquarters (HQ), the fellows will undertake
assignments both with the Geographic Divisions and the Technical
Support Division (Adolescent & Youth Cluster or other unit). A
significant part of the fellows' assignment concerns getting involved
in existing activities, projects or programmes, while the remainder
will focus on developing a concrete work plan or project proposal
relevant to her/his own context and country to be considered for
potential implementation during the subsequent 3-month Country Office
fellowship.
Further, fellows will:
* Attend and participate in UNFPA and UN events and meetings as
appropriate
* Organize a final presentation to UNFPA HQ staff on their
projects and fellowships in Headquarters
* Interact with the New York local youth community on at least one
occasion
* Develop a relationship with the Country Office and provide
updates on their activities during the HQ fellowship
* Provide updates to HQ during fellowship at Country Office
In addition to development opportunities to experience working with a
UN agency such as UNFPA, all qualified candidates will be provided the
following benefits:
* Cost of return travel from country of origin
* Assistance with travel documents and visa requirements
* Health insurance
* Housing arrangements
* Subsistence allowance (for meals and other basic needs)
* A workstation and internet access
* Opportunities to be mentored by UNFPA staff members on
various issues of interest to the fellows
* Administrative assistance as required on a daily basis
Criteria
Candidates must have some programme experience in any or all of the
following areas:
* Young people's sexual and reproductive health
* Reproductive rights
* Population issues
* Gender issues
* HIV prevention
* Poverty reduction
* Human rights
* Sustainable livelihoods
* Millennium Development Goals, and similar topics
The criteria for selection of candidates include:
* Youth who will be aged 20-24 years old during the fellowship
(Please note that youwill be required to show proof of age before you
are selected to the programme)
* Applicants should currently be residing in developing countries
(Applicants residing in developed countries will not be considered for
this programme, but are invited to apply for UNFPA's internship programme)
* Established interest and dedication to development issues
through previous experiences or affiliation with a youth network or
NGO working on development issues
* Basic leadership and advocacy skills
* Basic understanding of issues of importance to UNFPA and what
the organization stands for
* Basic English language skills
* Commitment to return to home country to undertake follow up work
with young people
Fellowship Term
UNFPA is currently recruiting for the whole of 2006, meaning 2 groups
of fellows. We anticipate that the first group will start their
fellowships this May, whereas the second group will start in November
2006. Applicants must indicate in their application their availability
for either or for both of these terms.
Instructions for Submitting Application
Applicants should send their CV, cover letter, and UN-P11 form in one
e-mail, following the specifications below. Due to the large volume of
applicants, applications that do not follow these specifications will
NOT be considered.
A. The e-mail message must include the following pre-screening
information:
* Date of Birth
* Nationality
* Current Residential Address
* Indicate availability:
o Starting May 2006
o Starting November 2006
o Both May and November 2006
* A brief description of your experience working in or
contributing to development programmes or projects (100 words or less)
* A brief description of your expectation for this fellowship and
how will it further your work (100 words or less)
B. The attachments to your e-mail must include:
• Current Resume (or C.V.)
• A Cover Letter identifying technical skills and interests with
an explanation of how the fellowship matches your career goals or why
you should be considered for the internship (maximum one page)
• UN P-11 form with indicated references
The application e-mail with attachments can be sent to one of the
following e-mail addresses: Please, first check the hyper-links that
indicate the countries UNFPA includes in the each of the geographic
regions, to make sure you send your application to the correct address.
Applicants from the countries listed under the country list for the
African region should send their applications to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Applicants from the countries listed under the country list for the
Asia and Pacific region should send their applications to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Applicants from the countries listed under the country list for the
Latin America and Caribbean region should send their applications to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Applicants from the countries listed under the country list for the
Arab Region, Eastern Europe and Central Asia should send their
applications to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The screening of candidates will include various stages. Kindly note
that UNFPA will NOT respond to any queries on the status of
applications, as only top-ranking short-listed candidates will be
notified and interviewed by teleconference by a special committee,
composed of three representatives from various units of the Fund.
Deadline for receipt of applications is February 17, 2006. No
applications will be accepted after the deadline has passed.
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