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United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)

UNIDO is the specialized UN agency for inclusive and sustainable industrial development. It helps countries strengthen industry and add local value. Its work also supports cleaner technologies.

Last reviewed: 19 July 2026

Why it matters

UNIDO staff help countries build productive industries that create livelihoods while reducing environmental harm. Its work combines technical cooperation with policy and standards expertise.

Career tracks

  • Industrial development
  • Climate and clean energy
  • Sustainable supply chains
  • Technical cooperation
  • Policy and programme management

Common job levels

  • Professional staff: P-1 to P-5
  • Directors: D-1 and D-2
  • National Professional Officers
  • General Service staff

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Updated through 21 July 2026 · 3 roles

  • Programme Administrator

    Vienna, ATCloses 30 Jul

    The Programme Administrator works within the United Nations Industrial Development Organization providing programme liaison, analytical and operational backstopping to the Office of the Managing Director. The role ensures effective coordination of the Directorate's activities, facilitates corporate reporting processes, and supports strategic planning.

  • Programme Officer

    Vienna, ATCloses 30 Jul

    The Programme Officer supports the Regional Bureau for Latin America and the Caribbean (GLO/RFO/LAC) in achieving its mandate. The role delivers work integral to results achieved by the Regional Bureau, creates an enabling environment for teamwork, and builds relationships for stakeholder management. The officer backstops assigned countries, supports field offices, and contributes to programme development and monitoring in the region.

  • Partnerships Coordinator

    Vienna, ATCloses 23 Jul

    The Partnerships Coordinator supports partnership development and management within the Energy Systems and Industrial Decarbonization (ESD) Unit, aligning with the strategic priorities of the Energy and Climate Action (ECA) Division. The role contributes to advancing partnerships across ESD projects and flagship initiatives on industrial decarbonization, sustainable cities, sustainable fuels, and AI. The position aims to convert industrial decarbonization ambition into finance-ready investment pipelines by aligning data, roadmaps, policy frameworks, and capital mobilization tools.

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