UNDP PAPP·Mar 1, 2026

Legal Officer

- Collect and review legal data related to corruption cases, judicial rulings, complaints, and reports. - Assist in developing methodologies for collecting and interpreting legal data from different partners. - Contribut...

On-siteNationalCommunity UCoS to Mar202616. Peace, justice and strong institutions
On-site

State of Palestine

Ramallah

Duration

183 days

Extendable

Positions

1 Available

Deadline

Mar 15, 2026

13 days left

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Sustainable Development Goal

16. Peace, justice and strong institutions

General Information

Description of assignment title

Legal Officer

Assignment country

State of Palestine

Expected start date

Apr 15, 2026

Sustainable Development Goal

16. Peace, justice and strong institutions

Volunteer category

Community UCoS to Mar2026

Host entity

UNDP PAPP

Type

onsite

Duration

183 days
(with possibility of extension)

Number of assignments

1

Duty stations

Ramallah

Assignment Details

Mission and Objectives

UNDP’s Programme of Assistance to the Palestinian People (PAPP) derives its mandate from the United Nations General Assembly Resolution 33/147 of 20 December 1978. Called upon by United Nations Member States in that year, UNDP was requested “to improve the economic and social conditions of the Palestinian people by identifying their social and economic needs and by establishing concrete projects to that end”. UNDP/PAPP is a responsive development agency that works together with the Palestinian people to fulfil their aspiration for sustainable human development based on self-determination, equality and freedom.

Context

The Palestinian Anti-Corruption Commission (established under Law No. 7 of 2010, amending the Illicit Gains Law No. 1 of 2005) is an independent body responsible for enforcing anti-corruption legislation, raising public awareness, preventing corruption, and facilitating international cooperation. The National Observatory collects, monitors, and analyzes data on integrity, transparency, and corruption indicators to inform national anti-corruption policies and prevention strategies. This UNV assignment supports the Observatory’s mission by contributing to data analysis, visualization, and reporting activities.. flagship initiative to strengthen the National Observatory for Integrity and Anti-Corruption Indicators. The Observatory collects and analyzes national and sectoral data on corruption, transparency, and integrity to support the development of anti-corruption policies and awareness programs. Key stakeholders include judicial authorities, government institutions, international organizations, research centers, and civil society. Outcomes include improved legal data management, analysis of corruption cases, and informed policy development.

Task Description

- Collect and review legal data related to corruption cases, judicial rulings, complaints, and reports. - Assist in developing methodologies for collecting and interpreting legal data from different partners. - Contribute to the improvement of data management and reporting tools. - Provide support in ad-hoc legal analysis tasks as requested by the Team Leader of the National Observatory.

Eligibility Criteria

Age

18 - 80

Required experience

1 years

Nationality

Candidate must be a national or legal resident of the country of assignment.

Assignment Requirements

Relevant experience

1 years

Language Requirements
ArabicPreferred
Native language
EnglishPreferred
Working knowledge
Required education level

Bachelor's degree

Competencies and values
• Accountability • Adaptability and flexibility • Creativity • Judgement and decision-making • Planning and organising • Professionalism • Self-management
Skills and experience
1–2 years of practical experience in legal studies - Experience and knowledge of anti-corruption laws, regulations, and legal processes, particularly related to corruption cases. - Strong analytical and research skills. - Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications (Excel, Word, PowerPoint). - Excellent oral and written communication skills. - Ability to work accurately and professionally with minimal supervision. - Strong team collaboration and ability to work with multiple stakeholders. - Ability to work both on-site and remotely as needed.
Area(s) of expertise

Legal affairs

Driving license

-

Additional Information

Living conditions and remarks
As a national UN Volunteer, the volunteer will be responsible for arranging housing and living essentials. A Volunteer Living Allowance (VLA) ILS 2692.06 is provided monthly. Life, health, and permanent disability insurance is included
Inclusivity statement

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Note on Covid-19 vaccination requirements

Selected candidates for certain occupational groups may be subject to vaccination requirements, including against SARS-CoV-2 (Covid-19), in line with the applicable host entity policy.

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