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Local Community Engagement Expert

Job Description

The Local Community Engagement Expert will play a critical role in designing, implementing, and monitoring community engagement initiatives that align with humanitarian and development objectives. The position involves direct interaction with local communities to assess needs, gather feedback, and ensure that project activities are inclusive and responsive to community priorities. The expert will collaborate closely with field teams, local leaders, and beneficiaries to foster trust and participation in project activities. Additionally, the role includes documenting lessons learned, best practices, and community feedback to inform future programming. The position requires a strong understanding of social development principles and the ability to adapt strategies to diverse cultural contexts. The work environment is field-based, often in challenging and dynamic settings where community engagement is essential for project success.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in social sciences, community development, or related field; minimum 3 years of experience in community engagement, preferably in urban or humanitarian settings; strong interpersonal, facilitation, and cultural sensitivity skills.

Posted

August 3rd, 2026

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Company

UNHABITAT - United Nations Human Settlements Programme

Location

Somalia • Nairobi