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We are Hiring for a forex and trading company located in Beirut: <br> <br>1- 5 years of Experience in Sales in trading or financial or insurance market <br>2-Age above 28 <br>3-Residing in Beirut area <br>4-University degree is a must <br>5-Car is a plus <br> <br>Requirements: <br> <br>1- <br>finishing the courses of : Securities , derivatives and business conduct <br>حصرا من جامعة esa or cisi <br> <br>2- <br>او حاصل على cfa 1&2 <br>مع خبرة ٥ أعوام في شركات مالية <br> <br> <br>For More information about the package and all details please send your CV through WhatsApp 78 859 747

We are Hiring for a forex and trading company located in Beirut: <br> <br>1- 5 years of Experience in Sales in trading or financial or insurance market <br>2-Age above 28 <br>3-Residing in Beirut area <br>4-University degree is a must <br>5-Car is a plus <br> <br>Requirements: <br> <br>1- <br>finishing the courses of : Securities , derivatives and business conduct <br>حصرا من جامعة esa or cisi <br> <br>2- <br>او حاصل على cfa 1&2 <br>مع خبرة ٥ أعوام في شركات مالية <br> <br> <br>For More information about the package and all details please send your CV through WhatsApp 78 859 747

<h2 class="h5">Job description</h2> <div class="t-break" data-jb-field="description"> Result of Service<br>The consultant is expected to deliver: • The report prepared should be in Arabic and in electronic format. • The report submitted should not be less than 30 pages. • A 2 to 4 pages executive summary of the report. All deliverables must be submitted in Arabic (with professional quality and clarity). The completed parts should be edited and saved in MS-Word (*.docx file) or an alternate compatible format. Note that PDF format will not be accepted. It should include a table of contents to be automatically updated followed by a list of all tables and figures. The various parts should be submitted in electronic form and sent to the email of the designated focal point. Attention is kindly drawn to the need to ensure that the final draft of the outputs be thoroughly reviewed prior to submission and to indicate the sources of tables and diagrams. References to reports and other substantive material should be clearly indicated within the text and noted at the end. It is also essential to send, with the completed output, photocopies or scans of at least the first page of books, reports and bulletins, used as reference material as well as copies of the pages quoted. The content of the generated document shall be the sole property of ESCWA. Their contents cannot and must not be presented, discussed or published without the express authorization of ESCWA. The consultant shall keep in mind that UN-ESCWA routinely checks all deliverables for plagiarism using readily available electronic tools. All previously published content, even if written by the selected consultant, must be clearly referenced where required within the text and end-noted at the end of the study. The report submitted by the consultant must not contain quoted, previously published text equalling more than 20 per cent of the total number of pages. The consultant shall not publish or announce or reveal the content of the report, partly or entirely, on social media or any other public channel, without ESCWA and MTIT permission. The content of the generated document shall be the sole property of ESCWA.<br> Work Location<br>remote<br> Expected duration<br>16 weeks<br> Duties and Responsibilities<br>I. GENERAL SCOPE The rapid expansion of information and communications technologies (ICTs) across public institutions has fundamentally transformed how governments generate, store, and disseminate information. This transformation has reinforced the importance of robust legal frameworks governing access to information, such as transparency, accountability, and the free flow of information are essential foundations for democratic governance, sustainable development, and public trust. In the Arab region, several countries have made progress in adopting access to information laws; however, implementation gaps and evolving digital governance practices continue to pose challenges to the effective realization of the right of access to information. At the same time, the increasing digitization of public services, the use of digital platforms, and the management of large volumes of data by public authorities require access to information legislation that is aligned with international standards and responsive to contemporary administrative and technological realities. Well-designed ATI laws not only safeguard the public’s right to know but also provide clear obligations for public authorities, define permissible limitations, and establish effective oversight and appeal mechanisms. At the global level, the UN actively promotes transparency, inclusiveness, and accountability as core principles of good governance and sustainable development. In September 2024, world leaders adopted the Pact for the Future during the Summit of the Future, together with its annexes, including the Global Digital Compact (GDC) and the Declaration on Future Generations. The GDC underscores the importance of open, transparent, and accountable digital governance and highlights access to information as a key enabler of trust in public institutions and meaningful participation in public life, including in digital environments. The UN-ESCWA has a long-standing mandate in supporting its member States in strengthening governance frameworks, including legal and institutional reforms related to transparency, access to information, and the responsible use of digital technologies. Through its technical cooperation program, UN-ESCWA continues to support member States in enhancing their capacities to design, implement, and enforce access to information laws, including the development of implementing regulations, institutional arrangements, and mechanisms for oversight and redress. In this context, the Ministry of Telecom and Information Tech (MTIT) – Yemen requested UN-ESCWA technical assistance to develop national ATI law in Yemen. In response, ESCWA is engaging a qualified legal consultant with specialized expertise in access to information law to provide advisory services tailored to the national context, to be aligned with international and regional best practices. This consultancy is part of a coordinated package of three inter-related legal instruments being developed simultaneously for Yemen: Access to Information Law, Personal Data Protection Law, and an e-Transactions and Trust Services Law. The consultant shall be aware of this broader legislative package and shall flag, in the drafting notes annex, any provisions in the assigned law that intersect with or depend upon the other instruments, to ensure coherence across the three laws. The scope of work, responsibilities, and expected deliverables of the consultancy are set out in these Terms of Reference. III. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES The consultant shall propose to the designated ESCWA focal point a detailed version of the report on ATI law. To produce the draft report, the consultant is requested to conduct, among others, the main following tasks: 1. Benchmarking and Best Practices • Review current national laws related to digital and emerging technologies in Yemen; • Review best regional and international practices in ATI law (at least 2 selected regional and 2 international cases with justification for case selection provided in the report; 2. Stakeholder Engagement • Identify main national stakeholders, hold, in coordination with MTIT, interviews and meetings with the main national stakeholders and prepare minutes of each meeting/interview summarizing the discussed points, their remarks, observations and proposals; • Contribute to sectoral workshops to discuss needs and priorities, if needed; • Discuss priorities and needs with MTIT and ESCWA; • Document findings, priorities, and challenges. 3. Situational analysis • Analyze existing legislation, and regulatory frameworks; • Conduct a comprehensive gap analysis; 4. Law Development • Draft a suggested law based on national needs, gap analysis, international/ regional best practices, and ESCWA template for cyber legislations; The template will be shared with the selected consultant upon contract signature and shall serve as a structural reference. The consultant may propose adaptations based on the Yemeni context, with justification. The draft ATI law shall include, at minimum: (i) Preamble and guiding principles (including maximum disclosure, transparency, accountability); (ii) Definitions; (iii) Right of access to information; (iv) Scope of application and covered entities; (v) Proactive disclosure obligations; (vi) Categories of information subject to disclosure; (vii) Permissible limitations and exemption (including harm test and public interest override); (viii) Procedures for submitting and processing requests; (ix) Timelines for response; (x) Fees and cost regime; (xi) Records management and preservation obligations; (xii) Oversight body and institutional arrangements; (xiii) Appeal and redress mechanisms; (xiv) Sanctions and enforcement provisions; (xv) Protection measures (including whistleblowers and good-faith disclosures); (xvi) Accessibility and inclusion provisions; (xvii) Implementation, monitoring, and reporting obligations. 5. Validation and Consultation • Present and discuss, under the guidance of ESCWA and MTIT teams, the draft law with national entities in an enlarged meeting or workshop. • Update and enrich the suggested draft based on the comments received during the workshop/meeting and from ESCWA and MTIT team. 6. Finalization • Deliver a final report that includes a summary of implemented activities with the suggested law and recommendations for phased implementation. ESCWA promotes gender equality and integration of youth through its publications and therefore the consultant should pay attention, with the help of ESCWA staff, to gender considerations and youth dimension throughout the research work to ensure that the report gives equal attention to the needs of both men and women, as well as girls and boys. Writing should use gender-sensitive language.<br> Qualifications/special skills<br>An advanced university degree in law or a related field is required. A Ph.D. degree is desired All candidates must submit a copy of the required educational degree. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed. At least 5 years of demonstrated experience in the drafting, review, or advisory assessment of access to information, freedom of information, or transparency legislation is required. Previous experience in the domain of cyber legislation is required. Familiarity with the Yemeni legal system or civil law systems in the Arab region is desirable. Previous experience in the delivery of research papers is desirable.<br> Languages<br>English and French are the working languages of the United Nations Secretariat; and Arabic is a working language of ESCWA. For this position, Fluency in written and spoken English and Arabic is required Note: “Fluency” equals a rating of ‘fluent’ in all four areas (speak, read, write, and understand) and “Knowledge of” equals a rating of ‘confident’ in two of the four areas.<br> Additional Information<br>Not available.<br> No Fee<br>THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CHARGE A FEE AT ANY STAGE OF THE RECRUITMENT PROCESS (APPLICATION, INTERVIEW MEETING, PROCESSING, OR TRAINING). THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CONCERN ITSELF WITH INFORMATION ON APPLICANTS’ BANK ACCOUNTS.<br><br><br> </div>

<h2 class="h5">Job description</h2> <div class="t-break" data-jb-field="description"> Result of Service<br>The consultant is expected to deliver: • The report prepared should be in Arabic and in electronic format. • The report submitted should not be less than 30 pages. • A 2 to 4 pages executive summary of the report. All deliverables must be submitted in Arabic (with professional quality and clarity). The completed parts should be edited and saved in MS-Word (*.docx file) or an alternate compatible format. Note that PDF format will not be accepted. It should include a table of contents to be automatically updated followed by a list of all tables and figures. The various parts should be submitted in electronic form and sent to the email of the designated focal point. Attention is kindly drawn to the need to ensure that the final draft of the outputs be thoroughly reviewed prior to submission and to indicate the sources of tables and diagrams. References to reports and other substantive material should be clearly indicated within the text and noted at the end. It is also essential to send, with the completed output, photocopies or scans of at least the first page of books, reports and bulletins, used as reference material as well as copies of the pages quoted. The content of the generated document shall be the sole property of ESCWA. Their contents cannot and must not be presented, discussed or published without the express authorization of ESCWA. The consultant shall keep in mind that UN-ESCWA routinely checks all deliverables for plagiarism using readily available electronic tools. All previously published content, even if written by the selected consultant, must be clearly referenced where required within the text and end-noted at the end of the study. The report submitted by the consultant must not contain quoted, previously published text equalling more than 20 per cent of the total number of pages. The consultant shall not publish or announce or reveal the content of the report, partly or entirely, on social media or any other public channel, without ESCWA and MTIT permission. The content of the generated document shall be the sole property of ESCWA.<br> Work Location<br>Remote<br> Expected duration<br>16 weeks<br> Duties and Responsibilities<br>I. GENERAL SCOPE The rapid adoption and expansion of information and communications technologies (ICTs) across public and private institutions have fundamentally transformed the way governments, businesses, and individuals interact. This ongoing digital transformation offers significant opportunities for economic growth, innovation, and improved service delivery, while simultaneously giving rise to complex legal, regulatory, and security challenges. In this context, the development, modernization, and effective implementation of e-transactions legislation have become a critical priority for governments worldwide to ensure legal certainty, trust, and security in digital environments. Across the Arab region, several countries have made notable progress in establishing legal frameworks governing e-transactions, trust services, data protection, cybersecurity, and related areas. Nevertheless, the continuous emergence of new digital applications—such as cloud computing, mobile platforms, digital identity systems, and artificial intelligence (AI)—has requested countries to continuously upgrade those laws to align with the best international practices and the evolving requirements of the digital age. At the global level, the UN continues to promote the responsible, inclusive, and trustworthy use of emerging technologies in support of sustainable development. In September 2024, during the Summit of the Future, world leaders adopted the Pact for the Future, together with its annexes—the Global Digital Compact (GDC) and the Declaration on Future Generations. The GDC underscores the importance of digital trust, secure and interoperable digital systems, and effective digital governance. These objectives depend fundamentally on robust e-transactions legislation that provides legal recognition to e-communications, signatures, trust services, and contracts mechanisms, thereby enabling safe participation in the digital economy. The UN‑ESCWA has a long-standing engagement in supporting its member States in the field of cyber legislation. In 2007, UN‑ESCWA published the study “Models for Cyber Legislation in UN‑ESCWA Member Countries”, which reviewed regional and international legal developments and introduced practical templates for assessing and reforming national cyber laws. The objective of those templates is to support Arab countries in drafting and harmonizing national cyber laws. Through its technical cooperation program, UN‑ESCWA remains committed to assisting member States in strengthening legal and institutional capacities related to the digital and emerging technologies. Recently, the Ministry of Telecom and Information Tech (MTIT) in Yemen requested UN‑ESCWA’s advisory services to develop e-transactions and trust services law aligned with international standards and regional best practices. In response, UN‑ESCWA is engaging a qualified legal consultant to provide specialized expertise in the area of e-transactions and trust services, with a particular focus on the Yemeni legal and institutional context. The consultant shall use as primary reference frameworks the ESCWA Cyber legislation directives, UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce (1996), the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Signatures (2001), and the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Transferable Records (2017), supplementing these with the EU eIDAS Regulation and relevant Arab country implementations. For the purposes of this consultancy, 'trust services' include: qualified electronic signatures and seals, electronic timestamps, electronic registered delivery services, website authentication certificates, and preservation services for electronic signatures, consistent with the eIDAS framework or its functional equivalent. This consultancy is part of a coordinated package of three inter-related legal instruments being developed simultaneously for Yemen: Access to Information Law, Personal Data Protection Law, and an e-Transactions and Trust Services Law. The consultant shall be aware of this broader legislative package and shall flag, in the drafting notes annex, any provisions in the assigned law that intersect with or depend upon the other instruments, to ensure coherence across the three laws. The provision of this advisory service, including the scope of work and expected outputs, is outlined in these Terms of Reference III. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES The consultant shall propose to the designated ESCWA focal point a detailed version of the report on e-transaction law. To produce the draft report, the consultant is requested to conduct, among others, the main following tasks: 1. Benchmarking and Best Practices • Review current national laws related to digital and emerging technologies in Yemen; • Review best regional and international practices in e-Transaction and trust services law (at least 2 selected regional and 2 international cases) and justification for case selection provided in the report; 2. Stakeholder Engagement • Identify main national stakeholders, hold, in coordination with MTIT, interviews and meetings with the main national stakeholders and preparing minutes of each meeting/interview summarizing the discussed points, their remarks, observations and proposals; • Contribute to sectoral workshops to discuss needs and priorities, if needed; • Discuss priorities and needs with MTIT and ESCWA; • Document findings, priorities, and challenges. 3. Situational analysis • Analyze existing legislation, and regulatory frameworks; • Conduct a comprehensive gap analysis; 4. Law Development • Draft a suggested law based on national needs, gap analysis, international/ regional best practices, and ESCWA template for cyber legislations. The draft law shall, at a minimum, address the following elements: (i) Definitions and scope of application; (ii) Legal recognition of electronic records, communications, and contracts; (iii) Legal equivalence between electronic and handwritten signatures; (iv) Classification of electronic signatures and seals, together with their respective legal effects and evidentiary value; (v) Regulation of trust services, including the rights, obligations, and liability of trust service providers; (vi) Requirements for certification authorities and/or trust service providers, including accreditation, supervision, and compliance with applicable technical and security standards; (vii) Cross-border recognition of electronic signatures, electronic identification, and trust services, including criteria for recognition of foreign trust service providers; (viii) Provisions on automated transactions, including the legal validity of contracts formed wholly or partly by automated systems; (ix) Supervisory, oversight, and enforcement mechanisms; (x) Sanctions and remedies, including administrative, civil, and, where appropriate, criminal penalties. 5. Validation and Consultation • Present and discuss, under the guidance of ESCWA and MTIT teams, the draft law with national entities in an enlarged meeting or workshop; • Update and enrich the suggested draft based on the comments received during the workshop/meeting and from ESCWA and MTIT team. 6. Finalization • Deliver a final report that includes a summary of implemented activities with the suggested law and implementation recommendations. ESCWA promotes gender equality and integration of youth through its publications and therefore the consultant should pay attention, with the help of ESCWA staff, to gender considerations and youth dimension throughout the research work to ensure that the report gives equal attention to the needs of both men and women, as well as girls and boys. Writing should use gender-sensitive language.<br> Qualifications/special skills<br>An advanced university degree in law or a related field is required. A Ph.D. degree is desirable. All candidates must submit a copy of the required educational degree. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed. At least 5 years of demonstrated experience in the drafting or advisory assessment of e-transactions legislation, electronic signature law, or trust service regulation is required. Familiarity with PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) frameworks and certification authority regulatory models is desirable. Familiarity with the Yemeni legal system or civil law systems in the Arab region is an asset. Previous experience in the delivery of research papers is desirable.<br> Languages<br>English and French are the working languages of the United Nations Secretariat; and Arabic is a working language of ESCWA. For this position,Fluency in written and spoken English and Arabic is required. Note: “Fluency” equals a rating of ‘fluent’ in all four areas (speak, read, write, and understand) and “Knowledge of” equals a rating of ‘confident’ in two of the four areas.<br> Additional Information<br>Not available.<br> No Fee<br>THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CHARGE A FEE AT ANY STAGE OF THE RECRUITMENT PROCESS (APPLICATION, INTERVIEW MEETING, PROCESSING, OR TRAINING). THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CONCERN ITSELF WITH INFORMATION ON APPLICANTS’ BANK ACCOUNTS.<br><br><br> </div>

<h2 class="h5">Job description</h2> <div class="t-break" data-jb-field="description"> Result of Service<br>• The report prepared should be in Arabic and in electronic format. • The report submitted should not be less than 30 pages. • Attached should be a 2 - 4 page executive summary of the report’s findings. The completed parts should be edited and saved in MS-Word (*.docx file) or an alternate compatible format. Note that PDF format will not be accepted. It should include a table of contents to be automatically updated followed by a list of all tables and figures. The various parts should be submitted in electronic form and sent to the email of the designated focal point. Attention is kindly drawn to the need to ensure that the final draft of the outputs be thoroughly reviewed prior to submission and to indicate the sources of tables and diagrams. References to reports and other substantive material should be clearly indicated within the text and noted at the end. It is also essential to send, with the completed output, photocopies or scans of at least the first page of books, reports and bulletins, used as reference material as well as copies of the pages quoted. The content of the generated document shall be the sole property of ESCWA. Their contents cannot and must not be presented, discussed or published without the express authorization of ESCWA. The consultant shall keep in mind that UN-ESCWA routinely checks all deliverables for plagiarism using readily available electronic tools. All previously published content, even if written by the selected consultant, must be clearly referenced where required within the text and end-noted at the end of the study. The report submitted by the consultant must not contain quoted, previously published text equalling more than 20 per cent of the total number of pages. The consultant shall not publish or announce or reveal the content of the report, partly or entirely, on social media or any other public channel, without ESCWA and MoDEE permission. The content of the generated document shall be the sole property of ESCWA.<br> Work Location<br>Remote<br> Expected duration<br>16 weeks<br> Duties and Responsibilities<br>I. GENERAL SCOPE Personal data protection is a foundational requirement for trustworthy digital transformation and for the responsible deployment of emerging technologies such as AI, cloud computing, digital platforms, and data-driven public services. As economic and social activities increasingly expand, privacy and data protection have become critical to fostering trust, securing online environments and supporting the sustainable growth of the digital economy. Privacy is a fundamental value and a key condition for trust, sharing and use of data. This is especially relevant in the Arab region, where digital adoption is advancing but unevenly, this disparity underscores the need to ensure that digital expansion is accompanied by strong legal safeguards that protect citizens and reinforce confidence in digital services. In Jordan, the importance of the Personal Data Protection Law No. 24 of 2023 lies not only in the existence of the law itself, but in its effective application, institutional commitment and ongoing monitoring. The law recognizes that every natural person has the rights to protect their personal data (Art. 4). The law urges entities to request the prior consent of these natural persons where it should be explicit, documented, specific, and presented in clear, simple, and accessible language (Art. 5). To ensure implementation, the law establishes a Personal Data Protection Council with powers to approve policies, standards, and to monitor implementation (Arts.16–17), as well as a specialized Unit within the Ministry to receive complaints, investigate violations, monitor compliance and maintain registries (Art. 18). The law further provides mandatory breach notification and imposes penalties for violations (Art. 20, 21, 22). For that reason, applying and monitoring the law is essential to translate legal text into real accountability, reduce institutional and reputational risk, protect individuals’ rights, and strengthen trust in Jordan’s digital economy and public administration. Developing clear, practical and guidebooks is essential for the successful implementation of the Jordanian Personal Data Protection Law. While the law provides the legal framework, employees in public and private sectors, and all citizens, need simple operational guidance tailored to their daily life. This would play a critical role in translating the law into actionable procedures, reducing inconsistent interpretation, building institutional capacity, and helping employees comply with the law in a consistent, confident and citizen-centred manner. Countries of the Arab region continue to express interest in receiving UN-ESCWA’s advisory services on cyber legislation related topics. Most recently, the Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship (MoDEE) in Jordan requested UN-ESCWA’s assistance in developing a guidebook to implement the personal data protection law (PDPL) in Jordan The provision of this advisory service is the subject of these terms of reference. III. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES The consultant shall propose to the designated ESCWA focal point a detailed version of the guidebook. To produce the draft doc, the consultant is requested to conduct, among others, the main following tasks: 1. Review national documents, including legislation, existing policies, and other relevant national references in Jordan related to digital transformation, personal data protection, and related material. 2. Review best regional and international best practices related to PDP implementation guidebooks (at least three regional cases and three international cases); 3. Identify key national stakeholders and, in coordination with the MoDEE team, conduct interviews and meetings with representative of public and private sectors. 4. Contribute to sectoral workshops to discuss needs and priorities, if needed; 5. Draft a suggested guidebook in a clear and straightforward style, based on the needs, the gap analysis, international and regional best practices, and the SWOT analysis. The guidebook’s content will be based on the basic personal data protection principles and will ensure that these concepts are understood at national level. 6. Ensure that the guidebook gives clear examples for each concept are mentioned to improve understanding and practical application. In addition, the consultant would also ensure the following activities: (1) Contribute to national workshop (physically) and capture the main comments of the discussions. (2) Update the draft proposal according to all received feedback and comments during the reviewing process by ESCWA and MoDEE teams, and by stakeholders during the consultation process. ESCWA promotes gender equality and integration of youth through its publications and therefore the consultant should pay attention, with the help of ESCWA staff, to gender considerations and youth dimension throughout the research work to ensure that the report gives equal attention to the needs of both men and women, as well as girls and boys. Writing should use gender-sensitive language.<br> Qualifications/special skills<br>An advanced university degree in in law (specializing in IT, Privacy, or Digital Law) or a related field is required. A Ph.D. degree is desirable. Certificates in Information Privacy such as CIPP, CIPM, CIPT are desirable. All candidates must submit a copy of the required educational degree. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed. At least 5 years of experience in data privacy is required.<br> Languages<br>Language English and French are the working languages of the United Nations Secretariat; and Arabic is a working language of ESCWA. For this position, Fluency in written and spoken English and Arabic is required. Note: “Fluency” equals a rating of ‘fluent’ in all four areas (speak, read, write, and understand) and “Knowledge of” equals a rating of ‘confident’ in two of the four areas.<br> Additional Information<br>Not available.<br> No Fee<br>THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CHARGE A FEE AT ANY STAGE OF THE RECRUITMENT PROCESS (APPLICATION, INTERVIEW MEETING, PROCESSING, OR TRAINING). THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CONCERN ITSELF WITH INFORMATION ON APPLICANTS’ BANK ACCOUNTS.<br><br><br> </div>

<h2 class="h5">Job description</h2> <div class="t-break" data-jb-field="description"> Result of Service<br>The consultant is expected to deliver: • The report prepared should be in Arabic and in electronic format. • The report submitted should not be less than 30 pages. • A 2 to 4 pages executive summary of the report. All deliverables must be submitted in Arabic (with professional quality and clarity). The completed parts should be edited and saved in MS-Word (*.docx file) or an alternate compatible format. Note that PDF format will not be accepted. It should include a table of contents to be automatically updated followed by a list of all tables and figures. The various parts should be submitted in electronic form and sent to the email of the designated focal point. Attention is kindly drawn to the need to ensure that the final draft of the outputs be thoroughly reviewed prior to submission and to indicate the sources of tables and diagrams. References to reports and other substantive material should be clearly indicated within the text and noted at the end. It is also essential to send, with the completed output, photocopies or scans of at least the first page of books, reports and bulletins, used as reference material as well as copies of the pages quoted. The content of the generated document shall be the sole property of ESCWA. Their contents cannot and must not be presented, discussed or published without the express authorization of ESCWA. The consultant shall keep in mind that UN-ESCWA routinely checks all deliverables for plagiarism using readily available electronic tools. All previously published content, even if written by the selected consultant, must be clearly referenced where required within the text and end-noted at the end of the study. The report submitted by the consultant must not contain quoted, previously published text equalling more than 20 per cent of the total number of pages. The consultant shall not publish or announce or reveal the content of the report, partly or entirely, on social media or any other public channel, without ESCWA and MTIT permission. The content of the generated document shall be the sole property of ESCWA.<br> Work Location<br>remote<br> Expected duration<br>16 weeks<br> Duties and Responsibilities<br>I. GENERAL SCOPE The widespread adoption of information and communications technologies (ICTs) across public and private institutions has made the establishment of comprehensive cyber and data related legislation imperative. In the Arab region, many countries have made progress in developing cyber laws; however, the rapid evolution of digital services—such as cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), platform economies, and cross border data flows—continues to outpace existing legal frameworks. To fully harness the benefits of digital transformation while addressing risks related to privacy, security, and misuse of data, Arab countries are encouraged to develop and modernize their legislative frameworks to meet the demands of the digital age. At the global level, the UN promotes responsible, inclusive, and trustworthy use of digital and emerging technologies in support of sustainable development. In September 2024, world leaders adopted the Pact for the Future during the Summit of the Future, together with its annexes: the Global Digital Compact (GDC) and the Declaration on Future Generations. The GDC places strong emphasis on digital trust, effective digital governance, and the protection of human rights in the digital environment. Central to these objectives is the protection of personal data, which the GDC recognizes as a cornerstone of trust in digital systems and a prerequisite for people’s safe and meaningful participation in the digital economy. The UN ESCWA has a long standing role in supporting its member States in the development and reform of cyber legislation. In 2007, UN ESCWA published Models for Cyber Legislation in UN ESCWA Member Countries, which reviewed regional and international legal developments and proposed practical templates to assist countries in assessing and harmonizing national cyber laws. Through its technical cooperation program, UN ESCWA continues to support member States in strengthening legal, institutional, and regulatory capacities related to digital and emerging technologies, including data protection and regulatory oversight. Recently, the Ministry of Telecommunications and Information Technology (MTIT) in Yemen has requested UN ESCWA’s advisory services to support the development of a personal data protection law aligned with international standards and regional best practices. Such a law would contribute to strengthening trust in digital services, protecting individuals’ rights, and supporting Yemen’s broader digital transformation efforts in line with global developments, including the principles set out in the GDC. In response, UN ESCWA is engaging a qualified legal consultant to provide specialized expertise in personal data protection, with specific attention to the Yemeni legal and institutional context. Yemen's ongoing conflict and fragile institutional environment require that the draft law include a realistic implementation sequencing recommendation, identifying which provisions can be operationalized in the near term and which require institutional prerequisites, such as the establishment of a data protection authority. The consultant shall draw on established international frameworks including the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the OECD Guidelines on the Protection of Privacy and Transborder Flows of Personal Data (2013 revision), the Council of Europe Convention 108+, and the Arab League's draft model data protection law, selecting and adapting provisions appropriate to Yemen's legal, institutional, and developmental context. This consultancy is part of a coordinated package of three inter-related legal instruments being developed simultaneously for Yemen: Access to Information Law, Personal Data Protection Law, and an e-Transactions and Trust Services Law. The consultant shall be aware of this broader legislative package and shall flag, in the drafting notes annex, any provisions in the assigned law that intersect with or depend upon the other instruments, to ensure coherence across the three laws. The advisory services, including the scope of work and expected outputs, are detailed in these Terms of Reference. III. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES The consultant shall propose to the designated ESCWA focal point a detailed version of the report on personal data protection law. To produce the draft report, the consultant is requested to conduct, among others, the main following tasks: 1. Benchmarking and Best Practices • Review current national laws related to digital and emerging technologies in Yemen; • Review best regional and international practices in personal data protection law covering at least 2 regional cases and 2 international cases, with justification for case selection provided in the report; 2. Stakeholder Engagement • Identify main national stakeholders, hold, in coordination with MTIT, interviews and meetings with the main national stakeholders and preparing minutes of each meeting/interview summarizing the discussed points, their remarks, observations and proposals; • Contribute to sectoral workshops to discuss needs and priorities, if needed; • Discuss priorities and needs with MTIT and ESCWA; • Document findings, priorities, and challenges. 3. Situational analysis • Analyze existing legislation, and regulatory frameworks, including data-related provisions currently embedded in Yemen's telecommunications law, e-government frameworks, and sector-specific regulations, mapping these against international PDPL standards; • Conduct a comprehensive gap analysis to identify gaps, overlaps, and contradictions with international PDPL standards 4. Law Development • Draft a suggested law based on national needs, gap analysis, international/regional best practices, and ESCWA template for cyber legislations. The draft Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL) shall include, at a minimum: o Preamble, objectives, and guiding principles (including lawfulness, fairness, transparency, purpose limitation, data minimisation, accuracy, storage limitation, integrity, and confidentiality); o Definitions and material/territorial scope of application (including extraterritorial reach, where applicable); o Legal bases for processing personal data, including consent, contractual necessity, legal obligation, vital interests, public interest, and legitimate interests, with specific conditions for validity of consent; o Special categories of personal data (sensitive data) and rules governing their processing, including additional safeguards; o Data subject rights, including access, rectification, erasure, restriction of processing, data portability, objection, and rights related to automated decision-making and profiling; o Obligations of data controllers and data processors, including accountability, record-keeping, data protection by design and by default, use of processors, and contractual requirements; o Transparency and information obligations, including privacy notices and communication requirements; o Data security requirements, including technical and organisational measures; o Personal data breach notification and incident response obligations, including notification to the supervisory authority and, where applicable, affected data subjects; o Data protection impact assessments (DPIAs) and prior consultation mechanisms for high-risk processing; o Appointment and role of data protection officers (DPOs), where required; o Cross-border data transfer rules, including adequacy mechanisms, appropriate safeguards, and specific consideration of GCC and Arab regional frameworks; o Supervisory authority: establishment, independence, powers, functions, and cooperation mechanisms (including international cooperation); o Complaints, remedies, and judicial redress mechanisms for data subjects; o Administrative sanctions, penalties, and enforcement mechanisms; o Exemptions and derogations, including for national security, public interest, research, and journalistic purposes, subject to safeguards; o Specific provisions for children’s data, where applicable; o Transitional provisions and entry into force. 5. Validation and Consultation • Present and discuss, under the guidance of ESCWA and MTIT teams, the draft law with national entities in an enlarged meeting or workshop; • Update and enrich the suggested draft based on the comments received during the workshop/meeting and from ESCWA and MTIT team. 6. Finalization • Deliver a final report that includes a summary of implemented activities with the suggested law, and an implementation annex proposing a phased roadmap for the law's entry into force. ESCWA promotes gender equality and integration of youth through its publications and therefore the consultant should pay attention, with the help of ESCWA staff, to gender considerations and youth dimension throughout the research work to ensure that the report gives equal attention to the needs of both men and women, as well as girls and boys. Writing should use gender-sensitive language.<br> Qualifications/special skills<br>An advanced university degree in law or a related field is required. A Ph.D. degree is desired. All candidates must submit a copy of the required educational degree. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed. At least 5 years of demonstrated experience in the drafting or regulatory advisory assessment of personal data protection legislation is required. Familiarity with the Yemeni legal system or civil law systems in the Arab region is desirable. Expertise in digital technology and digital identity issues is desirable. Previous experience in the delivery of research papers is desirable<br> Languages<br>English and French are the working languages of the United Nations Secretariat; and Arabic is a working language of ESCWA. For this position, Fluency in written and spoken English and Arabic is required Note: “Fluency” equals a rating of ‘fluent’ in all four areas (speak, read, write, and understand) and “Knowledge of” equals a rating of ‘confident’ in two of the four areas.<br> Additional Information<br>Not available.<br> No Fee<br>THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CHARGE A FEE AT ANY STAGE OF THE RECRUITMENT PROCESS (APPLICATION, INTERVIEW MEETING, PROCESSING, OR TRAINING). THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CONCERN ITSELF WITH INFORMATION ON APPLICANTS’ BANK ACCOUNTS.<br><br><br> </div>

<p><h4>Profile</h4> <p>The School of Architecture and Design at the Lebanese American University invites applications for an adjunct faculty position in Islamic art and architecture beginning in the Spring 2027 semester.</p> <p>We seek a scholar specializing in Islamic art, architecture, and material culture of the Arab world. The successful candidate will contribute to the MA program in Islamic Art through teaching and research in areas that may include, but are not limited to: Islamic art and architectural history, material culture studies, and/or cultural and intellectual history of artistic production.</p> <p>The successful candidate will be expected to teach graduate courses in the MA program in Islamic Art. The ability to engage with interdisciplinary approaches and to connect Islamic art and architecture to broader historical, cultural, and social contexts is highly desirable.</p> <h4>Minimum requirements</h4> <ul> <li>A PhD in Islamic Art History, Architectural History, or Middle Eastern History.</li> <li>Demonstrated research record in Islamic art, architecture, and material culture, particularly in relation to the Arab world.</li> <li>University-level teaching experience at the undergraduate and/or graduate level.</li> <li>Evidence of scholarly publications and ongoing research activity.</li> <li>Excellent communication skills and the ability to work within an interdisciplinary academic environment.</li> <li>Preference will be given to candidates whose research addresses the artistic, architectural, and material cultures of the Arab world from the medieval to the modern period and who can contribute to the intellectual life of the MA program in Islamic Art.</li> </ul> <h4>Duration of position</h4> <p>This position is for the Spring 2027 term. Adjunct contracts are renewable upon mutual satisfaction.</p> <h4>Application process</h4> <p>Interested candidates should submit their application electronically specifying the job title in the subject line. The application should include the following:</p> <ul> <li>A letter of interest describing their research and teaching interests, in addition to a statement on their pedagogical approach.</li> <li>Curriculum vitae, including contact information for three academic references.</li> <li>Samples of scholarly publications (optional but encouraged).</li> </ul> <p>Applications deadline: September 1, 2026<br> Notifications will be sent by October 10, 2026</p> <p>Note: The adjunct faculty position is a part-time position. As such, interested candidates should have a Lebanese work permit to be eligible to apply.</p> <p>The Lebanese American University is an equal opportunity employer operating in Lebanon under a charter from the Regents of the State University of New York.</p></p><p></p>

<p><h4>Profile</h4> <p>The School of Architecture and Design at the Lebanese American University invites applications for an adjunct faculty position in Islamic art and architecture beginning in the Spring 2027 semester.</p> <p>We seek a scholar specializing in Islamic art, architecture, and material culture of the Arab world. The successful candidate will contribute to the MA program in Islamic Art through teaching and research in areas that may include, but are not limited to: Islamic art and architectural history, material culture studies, and/or cultural and intellectual history of artistic production.</p> <p>The successful candidate will be expected to teach graduate courses in the MA program in Islamic Art. The ability to engage with interdisciplinary approaches and to connect Islamic art and architecture to broader historical, cultural, and social contexts is highly desirable.</p> <h4>Minimum requirements</h4> <ul> <li>A PhD in Islamic Art History, Architectural History, or Middle Eastern History.</li> <li>Demonstrated research record in Islamic art, architecture, and material culture, particularly in relation to the Arab world.</li> <li>University-level teaching experience at the undergraduate and/or graduate level.</li> <li>Evidence of scholarly publications and ongoing research activity.</li> <li>Excellent communication skills and the ability to work within an interdisciplinary academic environment.</li> <li>Preference will be given to candidates whose research addresses the artistic, architectural, and material cultures of the Arab world from the medieval to the modern period and who can contribute to the intellectual life of the MA program in Islamic Art.</li> </ul> <h4>Duration of position</h4> <p>This position is for the Spring 2027 term. Adjunct contracts are renewable upon mutual satisfaction.</p> <h4>Application process</h4> <p>Interested candidates should submit their application electronically specifying the job title in the subject line. The application should include the following:</p> <ul> <li>A letter of interest describing their research and teaching interests, in addition to a statement on their pedagogical approach.</li> <li>Curriculum vitae, including contact information for three academic references.</li> <li>Samples of scholarly publications (optional but encouraged).</li> </ul> <p>Applications deadline: September 1, 2026<br> Notifications will be sent by October 10, 2026</p> <p>Note: The adjunct faculty position is a part-time position. As such, interested candidates should have a Lebanese work permit to be eligible to apply.</p> <p>The Lebanese American University is an equal opportunity employer operating in Lebanon under a charter from the Regents of the State University of New York.</p></p><p></p>

<p><p>The Gilbert and Rose-Marie Chagoury School of Medicine at the Lebanese American University invites applications for a full-time faculty position in human anatomy.</p> <p>The candidate should have experience in the area of anatomy. This position carries responsibilities in research, teaching, and service in medical or health professions education. The faculty member will be involved in teaching medical students and residents using a variety of instructional tools, including cadavers and the Anatomage table, in addition to contributing to faculty development activities.</p> <p>Candidates should hold a PhD degree in human anatomy and should have a demonstrated scholarship in the field.</p> <p>Deadline for applying: until position is filled.</p></p><p></p>

<p><p>The Gilbert and Rose-Marie Chagoury School of Medicine at the Lebanese American University invites applications for a full-time faculty position in human anatomy.</p> <p>The candidate should have experience in the area of anatomy. This position carries responsibilities in research, teaching, and service in medical or health professions education. The faculty member will be involved in teaching medical students and residents using a variety of instructional tools, including cadavers and the Anatomage table, in addition to contributing to faculty development activities.</p> <p>Candidates should hold a PhD degree in human anatomy and should have a demonstrated scholarship in the field.</p> <p>Deadline for applying: until position is filled.</p></p><p></p>

<p><h4>Department</h4> <p>Industrial and Mechanical Engineering</p> <h4>Discipline</h4> <p>Engineering Entrepreneurship and Innovation</p> <h4>Campus</h4> <p>Byblos</p> <h4>Position</h4> <p>Instructor or Professor of Practice</p> <h4>Expected start date</h4> <p>Fall 2026 or Spring 2027</p> <p>The Department of Industrial and Mechanical Engineering at the Lebanese American University School of Engineering, located in Byblos, Lebanon, invites applications for an Instructor or Professor of Practice position in the broad area of Engineering Entrepreneurship and Innovation.</p> <p>Applications will be reviewed continuously until the position is filled. The expected start date is September 2026 or January 2027. The appointment rank will depend on the candidate’s academic qualifications, professional experience, and demonstrated accomplishments.</p> <p>Candidates must hold a BE/BS degree in engineering and at least a master’s degree in entrepreneurship, innovation, technology management, commercialization, or a closely related field. A doctoral degree is considered an asset but is not required. Candidates should demonstrate substantial professional experience and a record of achievement in technology entrepreneurship, innovation-program development, incubation, startup development, or research commercialization.</p> <p>The successful candidate is expected to contribute to the development and operation of the School of Engineering’s entrepreneurship and innovation initiatives. Particular consideration will be given to candidates with demonstrated experience in one or more of the following areas:</p> <ul> <li>Developing, managing, or contributing substantially to an incubator, accelerator, pre-incubation program, university innovation hub, or technology-transfer initiative</li> <li>Designing and managing structured venture-development pipelines that support teams from idea generation through technical validation, prototyping, market validation, funding readiness, and venture launch</li> <li>Recruiting, selecting, mentoring, and managing cohorts of student or faculty-led innovation teams</li> <li>Preparing student teams for national, regional, and international innovation, entrepreneurship, startup, and engineering-design competitions</li> <li>Coaching teams in prototype refinement, business-model development, market validation, written applications, financial planning, pitch-deck preparation, and live pitching</li> <li>Organizing startup bootcamps, hackathons, demo days, pitch competitions, and industry-sponsored innovation challenges</li> <li>Supporting the commercialization of university research and the development of market-ready technologies</li> <li>Founding, co-founding, advising, or mentoring technology startups</li> <li>Securing proof-of-concept, commercialization, industry-sponsored, or venture-development funding</li> <li>Developing partnerships with industry, investors, alumni, entrepreneurs, accelerators, incubators, innovation hubs, technology-transfer offices, public agencies, and funding organizations</li> <li>Transforming engineering concepts into validated prototypes and minimum viable products</li> <li>Applying design thinking, rapid prototyping, product-development, hardware/software integration, and product-lifecycle principles</li> <li>Assessing technical feasibility, commercial viability, intellectual-property potential, market opportunities, regulatory requirements, risk, valuation, and scaling strategies</li> </ul> <p>The successful candidate will be expected to cultivate an innovation-driven culture within engineering education and to equip students with the skills needed to transform ideas into viable products and ventures. The candidate will mentor students and faculty, supervise entrepreneurship- and commercialization-oriented projects, support engineering capstone teams with venture potential, and help establish a systematic pipeline for identifying and advancing promising innovations.</p> <p>The candidate will also identify suitable competitions, funding opportunities, accelerator programs, and innovation challenges; select and prepare participating teams; and coordinate the development of prototypes, applications, business models, pitch decks, and presentations.</p> <p>Teaching responsibilities may include undergraduate or graduate courses in engineering entrepreneurship, innovation management, product development, design thinking, technology commercialization, startup development, or related areas.</p> <p>Candidates should demonstrate strong communication, mentoring, organizational, and partnership-development skills. Evidence of impact—such as incubators or programs established, ventures supported, student teams mentored, competition placements, funding secured, prototypes commercialized, or partnerships developed—will be highly valued.</p> <p>The Lebanese American University is an equal opportunity employer operating in Lebanon under a charter from the Regents of the State University of New York.</p> <p>Interested candidates should apply electronically with the subject line:</p> <p><strong>SOE Position in Instructor or Professor of Practice in Engineering Entrepreneurship and Innovation</strong></p> <p>Applications should include the following:</p> <ul> <li>A letter of intent</li> <li>A curriculum vitae</li> <li>A brief portfolio or statement describing relevant accomplishments, including incubators or programs developed, ventures supported, competitions undertaken, funding secured, and ecosystem partnerships established</li> <li>A brief statement outlining the candidate’s proposed approach to developing engineering incubation, venture development, and student competition-readiness activities at LAU</li> <li>The names of three references</li> </ul></p><p></p>

<p><h4>Department</h4> <p>Industrial and Mechanical Engineering</p> <h4>Discipline</h4> <p>Engineering Entrepreneurship and Innovation</p> <h4>Campus</h4> <p>Byblos</p> <h4>Position</h4> <p>Instructor or Professor of Practice</p> <h4>Expected start date</h4> <p>Fall 2026 or Spring 2027</p> <p>The Department of Industrial and Mechanical Engineering at the Lebanese American University School of Engineering, located in Byblos, Lebanon, invites applications for an Instructor or Professor of Practice position in the broad area of Engineering Entrepreneurship and Innovation.</p> <p>Applications will be reviewed continuously until the position is filled. The expected start date is September 2026 or January 2027. The appointment rank will depend on the candidate’s academic qualifications, professional experience, and demonstrated accomplishments.</p> <p>Candidates must hold a BE/BS degree in engineering and at least a master’s degree in entrepreneurship, innovation, technology management, commercialization, or a closely related field. A doctoral degree is considered an asset but is not required. Candidates should demonstrate substantial professional experience and a record of achievement in technology entrepreneurship, innovation-program development, incubation, startup development, or research commercialization.</p> <p>The successful candidate is expected to contribute to the development and operation of the School of Engineering’s entrepreneurship and innovation initiatives. Particular consideration will be given to candidates with demonstrated experience in one or more of the following areas:</p> <ul> <li>Developing, managing, or contributing substantially to an incubator, accelerator, pre-incubation program, university innovation hub, or technology-transfer initiative</li> <li>Designing and managing structured venture-development pipelines that support teams from idea generation through technical validation, prototyping, market validation, funding readiness, and venture launch</li> <li>Recruiting, selecting, mentoring, and managing cohorts of student or faculty-led innovation teams</li> <li>Preparing student teams for national, regional, and international innovation, entrepreneurship, startup, and engineering-design competitions</li> <li>Coaching teams in prototype refinement, business-model development, market validation, written applications, financial planning, pitch-deck preparation, and live pitching</li> <li>Organizing startup bootcamps, hackathons, demo days, pitch competitions, and industry-sponsored innovation challenges</li> <li>Supporting the commercialization of university research and the development of market-ready technologies</li> <li>Founding, co-founding, advising, or mentoring technology startups</li> <li>Securing proof-of-concept, commercialization, industry-sponsored, or venture-development funding</li> <li>Developing partnerships with industry, investors, alumni, entrepreneurs, accelerators, incubators, innovation hubs, technology-transfer offices, public agencies, and funding organizations</li> <li>Transforming engineering concepts into validated prototypes and minimum viable products</li> <li>Applying design thinking, rapid prototyping, product-development, hardware/software integration, and product-lifecycle principles</li> <li>Assessing technical feasibility, commercial viability, intellectual-property potential, market opportunities, regulatory requirements, risk, valuation, and scaling strategies</li> </ul> <p>The successful candidate will be expected to cultivate an innovation-driven culture within engineering education and to equip students with the skills needed to transform ideas into viable products and ventures. The candidate will mentor students and faculty, supervise entrepreneurship- and commercialization-oriented projects, support engineering capstone teams with venture potential, and help establish a systematic pipeline for identifying and advancing promising innovations.</p> <p>The candidate will also identify suitable competitions, funding opportunities, accelerator programs, and innovation challenges; select and prepare participating teams; and coordinate the development of prototypes, applications, business models, pitch decks, and presentations.</p> <p>Teaching responsibilities may include undergraduate or graduate courses in engineering entrepreneurship, innovation management, product development, design thinking, technology commercialization, startup development, or related areas.</p> <p>Candidates should demonstrate strong communication, mentoring, organizational, and partnership-development skills. Evidence of impact—such as incubators or programs established, ventures supported, student teams mentored, competition placements, funding secured, prototypes commercialized, or partnerships developed—will be highly valued.</p> <p>The Lebanese American University is an equal opportunity employer operating in Lebanon under a charter from the Regents of the State University of New York.</p> <p>Interested candidates should apply electronically with the subject line:</p> <p><strong>SOE Position in Instructor or Professor of Practice in Engineering Entrepreneurship and Innovation</strong></p> <p>Applications should include the following:</p> <ul> <li>A letter of intent</li> <li>A curriculum vitae</li> <li>A brief portfolio or statement describing relevant accomplishments, including incubators or programs developed, ventures supported, competitions undertaken, funding secured, and ecosystem partnerships established</li> <li>A brief statement outlining the candidate’s proposed approach to developing engineering incubation, venture development, and student competition-readiness activities at LAU</li> <li>The names of three references</li> </ul></p><p></p>

<h2 class="h5">Job description</h2> <div class="t-break" data-jb-field="description"> Result of Service<br>The total number of pages of the report prepared should be at least 30 pages, in Arabic language; • A 2 to 4-page executive summary of the report; and • A PowerPoint presentation on the prepared report. The completed parts should be edited and saved in MS-Word (*.docx file) or an alternate compatible format. Note that PDF format will not be accepted. It should include a table of contents to be automatically updated followed by a list of all tables and figures. The various parts should be submitted in electronic form and sent to the email of the designated focal point. Attention is kindly drawn to the need to ensure that the final draft of the outputs be thoroughly reviewed prior to submission and to indicate the sources of tables and diagrams. References to reports and other substantive material should be clearly indicated within the text and noted at the end. It is also essential to send, with the completed output, photocopies or scans of at least the first page of books, reports and bulletins, used as reference material as well as copies of the pages quoted. The content of the generated document shall be the sole property of ESCWA. The consultant shall keep in mind that UN-ESCWA routinely checks all deliverables for plagiarism using readily available electronic tools. All previously published content, even if written by the selected consultant, must be clearly referenced where required within the text and end-noted at the end of the study. The study submitted by the consultant must not contain quoted, previously published text equaling more than 20 per cent of the total number of pages of the study. The consultant shall not publish or announce or reveal the content of the report, partly or entirely, on social media or any other public channel, without ESCWA and MTDE permission. The content of the generated document shall be the sole property of ESCWA.<br> Work Location<br>Remote<br> Expected duration<br>16 weeks<br> Duties and Responsibilities<br>GENERAL SCOPE Technology transfer is a critical driver of economic growth in today’s global economy. Access to technology, and its effective integration into economic processes, significantly determines the competitive positioning of key stakeholders, including innovators, producers, researchers, government institutions, and financial actors. The establishment of a National Technology Transfer Office (NTTO) can play a pivotal role in integrating the capacities of innovators, investors, entrepreneurs, and researchers who are developing technological solutions addressing sustainability challenges and strategic national priorities. An NTTO can provide a comprehensive range of services, including policy advisory support to government ministries, identification and valorisation of intellectual property (IP) generated through research, and close engagement with researchers to highlight the economic potential of their work. It can also support patent drafting and protection, technology valuation, and offer a suite of services related to commercialization and industrial consultancy. Furthermore, an NTTO should actively facilitate linkages between national capabilities and multinational corporations seeking local partnerships for joint development and production. Institutions coordinating NTTO activities are expected to mobilize their own resources for the establishment and initial operation of these units. Recently, the Ministry of Telecommunications and Digital Economy (MTDE) in Palestine requested technical assistance from ESCWA to assess and develop a roadmap for establishing an NTTO in Palestine. In the context of strengthening the national innovation system (NIS)—and the technology transfer system in particular—this report aims to identify gaps in the existing legal and regulatory frameworks, government policies, and institutional capacities, including those within universities, that may impede the development of an effective technology transfer ecosystem. Key policy areas such as research and development (R&amp;D) incentives, intellectual property protection, and innovation-related regulations have a direct impact on the performance of the NIS. Accordingly, this report provides a detailed assessment of these factors and proposes a practical roadmap for the establishment of an NTTO in Palestine. The report will also offer recommendations on addressing legislative and policy gaps to support the effective establishment and operation of the NTTO. In addition, it will outline the proposed structure, functions, and operational model of the NTTO, drawing on international best practices, regional experiences, stakeholder consultations, and previous ESCWA work. These Terms of Reference are developed to guide the preparation of the report titled: “Establishing an Effective System of Technology Transfer in Palestine: Current Status, Structure, Operations, and Roadmap.” The provision of this advisory service constitutes the core objective of these Terms of Reference. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES The consultant shall propose to the designated ESCWA focal point a detailed version of the report’s outline. The proposed draft version should include the following sections: • Existing legal and regulatory framework and policies related to innovation and technology transfer; • Review the relevant national and institutional existent legal framework and policies relevant to the process of innovation and technology transfer systems; • Review international and regional best practices in developing NTTOs to benchmark Palestine with the regional and international best practices. • Examining the situation in other countries in the Arab region that have already established NTTO, and get knowledge about their legal and regulatory system as well as their STI related policies and that support the establishment of NTTO; • Identification of gaps in laws, regulations and policies to allow for a more effective enabling environment for innovation and technology transfer. This would include brief analysis of the current situation with regard to innovation and technology transfer involvement in the economy of the country based on the national STI landscape mapping from previous report; • Suggestion of the needed office structure, its main functions and expected role of the relevant stakeholders (governance) based on best international and regional practices. This would include exploring planned policies with the representatives of governmental, nongovernmental, and other public interest groups to evaluate the present and planned legislative system which will affect the technology transfer network in the future and its strategies; • Finally, the consultant will suggest an actionable roadmap that includes the structure of the national technology transfer office (NTTO), its sustainability, and related liaison network by describing the main NTTO functions and activities, based on best international and regional practices, previous ESCWA outputs and taking into account national specificities. The report needs to clarify the relation of the NTTO role within the national technology transfer system in Palestine. • The consultant will present the report findings in a related national workshop, then update the report based on the collected comments and feedback. ESCWA promotes gender equality and integration of youth through its publications and therefore the consultant should pay attention, with the help of ESCWA staff, to gender considerations and youth dimension throughout the research work to ensure that the report gives equal attention to the needs of both men and women, as well as girls and boys. Writing should use gender-sensitive language.<br> Qualifications/special skills<br>A Master's degree in law, or technology field is required. A Ph.D. is an advantage. All candidates must submit a copy of the required educational degree. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed. At least, 10 years of professional experience in research including 5 years in the field of technology / innovation / technology transfer is required. Previous experience in working with international organizations is desirable.<br> Languages<br>English and French are the working languages of the United Nations Secretariat; and Arabic is a working language of ESCWA. For this position, Fluency in Arabic and English is required. Note: “Fluency” equals a rating of ‘fluent’ in all four areas (speak, read, write, and understand) and “Knowledge of” equals a rating of ‘confident’ in two of the four areas.<br> Additional Information<br>Not available.<br> No Fee<br>THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CHARGE A FEE AT ANY STAGE OF THE RECRUITMENT PROCESS (APPLICATION, INTERVIEW MEETING, PROCESSING, OR TRAINING). THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CONCERN ITSELF WITH INFORMATION ON APPLICANTS’ BANK ACCOUNTS.<br><br><br> </div>

<p><h4>About the company</h4> <p>IBC Group is an industrial solutions provider specializing in advanced metal coatings, component repair, and performance engineering. We partner with manufacturers to extend the life of critical equipment, improve performance, and solve challenges related to wear, corrosion, and durability. Our capabilities include a wide range of thermal spray and performance coating technologies, supported by metallurgical expertise to ensure solutions meet demanding specifications. From restoring worn components to enhancing new parts, our work helps customers reduce downtime and improve reliability across a variety of industries. IBC Group operates focused on leveraging advanced surface engineering solutions globally.</p> <p>IBC Group is an equal opportunity employer. Full-time employees qualify for additional benefits like medical, vision, and dental insurance, paid time off (i.e. vacation), and retirement savings options.</p> <h4>Essential duties and responsibilities</h4> <p><strong>Strategic execution:</strong> Communicate and execute company strategic goals and objectives.</p> <p><strong>Technical & operational leadership:</strong> Provide technical and operational leadership across engineering, production, quality, and business development. Act as the primary technical authority for the company's thermal spray applications and component dimensional restoration, ensuring all work is technically sound, properly planned, and executed efficiently in accordance with company standards and customer requirements.</p> <p><strong>Project & group coordination:</strong> Coordinate and direct projects, plan technical activities, and ensure successful execution of work and programs. Engage with other IBC Group technical and support staff as needed.</p> <p><strong>Commercial & RFQ evaluation:</strong> Review incoming work including RFQs, contract requirements, and customer requests to ensure proper technical fit, scope, accurate industrial job costing/pricing for variable repair geometries, and scheduling before acceptance. Manage customer portals and interact directly with customers as needed.</p> <p><strong>Relationship management:</strong> Interact and build ongoing relationships with company, IBC Group customers, sponsors, and community partners.</p> <p><strong>Production alignment:</strong> Participate in production and planning meetings to communicate priorities, schedules, and expectations, ensuring alignment between technical requirements and daily operations.</p> <p><strong>Financial accountability:</strong> Monitor financial performance including P&L, job profitability, backlog, and pipeline to ensure the business operates in a highly profitable, sustainable, and commercially independent manner.</p> <p><strong>Budgeting & planning:</strong> Assist in preparing budgets, forecasts, bids, contracts, and proposals, and make recommendations regarding staffing, equipment, and operational needs based on business conditions.</p> <p><strong>CapEx ownership:</strong> Recommend and support procurement of capital equipment and technical resources, subject to company approval authority, budget limits, and applicable purchasing policies.</p> <p><strong>Technical & methodological oversight:</strong> Review technical work, reports, and methodologies to ensure accuracy, compliance, and sound engineering practices. Provide technical guidance on production, engineering, and R&D activities as required.</p> <p><strong>Knowledge codification & SOPs:</strong> Lead the extraction and transition of historical technical knowledge into codified manufacturing routes, job routers, and robust standard operating procedures (SOPs) to ensure repeatable shop-floor quality.</p> <p><strong>Subsurface & finishing operations:</strong> Oversee associated mechanical manufacturing and finishing operations critical to component repair, including pre-machining inspection, chemical stripping, masking, grit blasting, and precision post-coat grinding/machining to tight dimensional blueprint tolerances.</p> <p><strong>Team development:</strong> Assist in hiring, training, mentoring, timecard oversight, performance reviews, and corrective actions of team members, helping to ensure personnel follow procedures, policies, and performance expectations.</p> <p><strong>Executive reporting:</strong> Meet regularly with executive management to review performance, current contracts, risks, and future opportunities.</p> <p><strong>Administration & recordkeeping:</strong> Perform administrative duties as required, including approving expenditures, reviewing reports, monitoring project activity, and ensuring proper documentation and recordkeeping.</p> <p><strong>Quality & compliance audits:</strong> Follow and enforce all applicable ISO9001, AS9100, internal quality policies, OSHA safety regulations, and company safety policies. Ensure the facility and production team operate in constant compliance and are prepared for customer-specific or industry-specific technical audits.</p> <p><strong>Leadership support:</strong> Complete additional tasks or projects as assigned by company leadership.</p> <h4>Job requirements</h4> <p><strong>Citizenship status:</strong> Must be legally authorized to work in the United States without employer sponsorship. Due to potential access to export-controlled technical data, candidate must qualify as a “U.S. person” as defined under applicable export control laws, including ITAR/EAR, or otherwise be authorized to access such data under applicable law.</p> <p><strong>Education:</strong> Must have a bachelor's degree in materials science, metallurgy, mechanical engineering, mechanical engineering technology, or industrial engineering.</p> <p><strong>Thermal spray expertise:</strong> Minimum 5–10 years of hands-on or supervisory experience specifically within thermal spray coating technologies (including HVOF, plasma spray, flame spray, and arc spray) and industrial component salvage/repair operations is highly desirable.</p> <p><strong>Operations experience:</strong> Must have 5–10 years of relevant operations management experience, preferably overseeing an autonomous business unit or standalone profit center. Experience with thermal spray and manual machining in a production environment is a plus.</p> <p><strong>Project management:</strong> Must have a minimum of 5–10 years of direct project management experience.</p> <p><strong>Leadership & communication:</strong> Must have demonstrated leadership experience and excellent communication skills.</p> <p><strong>Analytical capabilities:</strong> Must be detail-oriented to understand complex systems, as well as capable of utilizing advanced mathematics for process and coating parameter development.</p> <p><strong>CAD competency:</strong> Solidworks or equivalent 3-D modeling software experience is required.</p> <p><strong>Software proficiency:</strong> Must have a strong knowledge of the Microsoft Suite of products (Office, Access, Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.).</p> <p><strong>Reporting:</strong> Must have the proven ability to write professional-level, highly technical reports.</p> <p><strong>Advanced work:</strong> Previous experience in industrial R&D and/or government contract work is a plus.</p> <p><strong>Machining & metrology knowledge:</strong> Demonstrated familiarity with precision conventional/CNC machining, industrial metrology instruments, and cylindrical/surface grinding techniques required to finish hard thermal spray surfaces.</p> <p><strong>Regulated data handling:</strong> Familiarity with ITAR/EAR compliance protocols and the secure management of controlled technical data packages.</p> <p><strong>Pre-employment screening:</strong> All employment at IBC is conditional upon successful results from background and drug testing.</p></p><p></p>

<p><h4>About the company</h4> <p>IBC Group is an industrial solutions provider specializing in advanced metal coatings, component repair, and performance engineering. We partner with manufacturers to extend the life of critical equipment, improve performance, and solve challenges related to wear, corrosion, and durability. Our capabilities include a wide range of thermal spray and performance coating technologies, supported by metallurgical expertise to ensure solutions meet demanding specifications. From restoring worn components to enhancing new parts, our work helps customers reduce downtime and improve reliability across a variety of industries. IBC Group operates focused on leveraging advanced surface engineering solutions globally.</p> <p>IBC Group is an equal opportunity employer. Full-time employees qualify for additional benefits like medical, vision, and dental insurance, paid time off (i.e. vacation), and retirement savings options.</p> <h4>Essential duties and responsibilities</h4> <p><strong>Strategic execution:</strong> Communicate and execute company strategic goals and objectives.</p> <p><strong>Technical & operational leadership:</strong> Provide technical and operational leadership across engineering, production, quality, and business development. Act as the primary technical authority for the company's thermal spray applications and component dimensional restoration, ensuring all work is technically sound, properly planned, and executed efficiently in accordance with company standards and customer requirements.</p> <p><strong>Project & group coordination:</strong> Coordinate and direct projects, plan technical activities, and ensure successful execution of work and programs. Engage with other IBC Group technical and support staff as needed.</p> <p><strong>Commercial & RFQ evaluation:</strong> Review incoming work including RFQs, contract requirements, and customer requests to ensure proper technical fit, scope, accurate industrial job costing/pricing for variable repair geometries, and scheduling before acceptance. Manage customer portals and interact directly with customers as needed.</p> <p><strong>Relationship management:</strong> Interact and build ongoing relationships with company, IBC Group customers, sponsors, and community partners.</p> <p><strong>Production alignment:</strong> Participate in production and planning meetings to communicate priorities, schedules, and expectations, ensuring alignment between technical requirements and daily operations.</p> <p><strong>Financial accountability:</strong> Monitor financial performance including P&L, job profitability, backlog, and pipeline to ensure the business operates in a highly profitable, sustainable, and commercially independent manner.</p> <p><strong>Budgeting & planning:</strong> Assist in preparing budgets, forecasts, bids, contracts, and proposals, and make recommendations regarding staffing, equipment, and operational needs based on business conditions.</p> <p><strong>CapEx ownership:</strong> Recommend and support procurement of capital equipment and technical resources, subject to company approval authority, budget limits, and applicable purchasing policies.</p> <p><strong>Technical & methodological oversight:</strong> Review technical work, reports, and methodologies to ensure accuracy, compliance, and sound engineering practices. Provide technical guidance on production, engineering, and R&D activities as required.</p> <p><strong>Knowledge codification & SOPs:</strong> Lead the extraction and transition of historical technical knowledge into codified manufacturing routes, job routers, and robust standard operating procedures (SOPs) to ensure repeatable shop-floor quality.</p> <p><strong>Subsurface & finishing operations:</strong> Oversee associated mechanical manufacturing and finishing operations critical to component repair, including pre-machining inspection, chemical stripping, masking, grit blasting, and precision post-coat grinding/machining to tight dimensional blueprint tolerances.</p> <p><strong>Team development:</strong> Assist in hiring, training, mentoring, timecard oversight, performance reviews, and corrective actions of team members, helping to ensure personnel follow procedures, policies, and performance expectations.</p> <p><strong>Executive reporting:</strong> Meet regularly with executive management to review performance, current contracts, risks, and future opportunities.</p> <p><strong>Administration & recordkeeping:</strong> Perform administrative duties as required, including approving expenditures, reviewing reports, monitoring project activity, and ensuring proper documentation and recordkeeping.</p> <p><strong>Quality & compliance audits:</strong> Follow and enforce all applicable ISO9001, AS9100, internal quality policies, OSHA safety regulations, and company safety policies. Ensure the facility and production team operate in constant compliance and are prepared for customer-specific or industry-specific technical audits.</p> <p><strong>Leadership support:</strong> Complete additional tasks or projects as assigned by company leadership.</p> <h4>Job requirements</h4> <p><strong>Citizenship status:</strong> Must be legally authorized to work in the United States without employer sponsorship. Due to potential access to export-controlled technical data, candidate must qualify as a “U.S. person” as defined under applicable export control laws, including ITAR/EAR, or otherwise be authorized to access such data under applicable law.</p> <p><strong>Education:</strong> Must have a bachelor's degree in materials science, metallurgy, mechanical engineering, mechanical engineering technology, or industrial engineering.</p> <p><strong>Thermal spray expertise:</strong> Minimum 5–10 years of hands-on or supervisory experience specifically within thermal spray coating technologies (including HVOF, plasma spray, flame spray, and arc spray) and industrial component salvage/repair operations is highly desirable.</p> <p><strong>Operations experience:</strong> Must have 5–10 years of relevant operations management experience, preferably overseeing an autonomous business unit or standalone profit center. Experience with thermal spray and manual machining in a production environment is a plus.</p> <p><strong>Project management:</strong> Must have a minimum of 5–10 years of direct project management experience.</p> <p><strong>Leadership & communication:</strong> Must have demonstrated leadership experience and excellent communication skills.</p> <p><strong>Analytical capabilities:</strong> Must be detail-oriented to understand complex systems, as well as capable of utilizing advanced mathematics for process and coating parameter development.</p> <p><strong>CAD competency:</strong> Solidworks or equivalent 3-D modeling software experience is required.</p> <p><strong>Software proficiency:</strong> Must have a strong knowledge of the Microsoft Suite of products (Office, Access, Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.).</p> <p><strong>Reporting:</strong> Must have the proven ability to write professional-level, highly technical reports.</p> <p><strong>Advanced work:</strong> Previous experience in industrial R&D and/or government contract work is a plus.</p> <p><strong>Machining & metrology knowledge:</strong> Demonstrated familiarity with precision conventional/CNC machining, industrial metrology instruments, and cylindrical/surface grinding techniques required to finish hard thermal spray surfaces.</p> <p><strong>Regulated data handling:</strong> Familiarity with ITAR/EAR compliance protocols and the secure management of controlled technical data packages.</p> <p><strong>Pre-employment screening:</strong> All employment at IBC is conditional upon successful results from background and drug testing.</p></p><p></p>

<h2 class="h5">Job description</h2> <div class="t-break" data-jb-field="description"> Result of Service<br>Ultimate Results of Service and Delivery Dates • Inception Report: The evaluator will submit a draft Inception Report totalling not more than 10 pages, in addition to associated annexes. The Inception Report will summarize the desk review and propose the evaluation methodology and sampling strategy/ies to be used in the evaluation, along with a detailed workplan, draft evaluation matrix, stakeholder matrix, and quality assurance mechanism. Any revisions to the Inception Report will be implemented no later than one week following receipt of comments. o The Inception Report shall, where relevant, address the integration of human rights, disability inclusion, gender equality, and environmental issues. The Inception Report should contain ideas for further exploration to support organisational learning, to be done either as part of this evaluation or separately by ESCWA itself. • Debriefing Meeting: Following the completion of the data collection and field mission phase, and prior to the delivery of the draft evaluation report, the evaluator should hold a debriefing meeting for the presentation of the preliminary findings to the project team. • Draft Evaluation Report: Following data collection and the analysis of findings, the evaluator will submit a Draft Evaluation Report. The Draft Evaluation Report will be user-friendly, well-structured and evidence-based, totalling not more than 40 pages, in addition to a 2-page Executive Summary and associated annexes. • The Draft Evaluation Report will summarize the agreed-upon methodology listed in the Inception Report, describe the evaluation’s data collection and analytical approach, and present findings. In addition, the evaluator should develop clear action-oriented recommendations, which are forward-looking and will enable ESCWA to leverage and capitalize on innovative practices emerging from the Reform. o The Draft Evaluation Report will be reviewed by ESCWA’s SPARK Section, and the programme team, before being discussed with the evaluator. • Final Evaluation Report: The Final Evaluation Report that should incorporate the comments and feedback from the Evaluation Manager and the programme team, is expected. The Final Evaluation Report shall, where relevant, address the integration of human rights, disability inclusion, gender equality, and environmental issues. o The Final Evaluation Report shall contain information (data, findings, expert views) that may allow ESCWA to identify lessons for wider organisational learning or for potential changes to relevant organisational policies, irrespective of the extent to which the evaluation recommendations make reference to such information.<br> Work Location<br>Remote<br> Expected duration<br>5 Months<br> Duties and Responsibilities<br>Background Subprogramme 4 Statistics, the information society and technology (subprogramme 4) aims to strengthen official statistical systems and advance the information society in the Arab region by improving the quality, availability and use of data, while accelerating the integration of technology and innovation for sustainable development. It focuses on enhancing national statistical capacities to adopt international standards and innovative data sources; supporting evidence based policymaking through improved production and use of statistics, including gender and disability data; and guiding digital transformation through policy advice on emerging technologies. The subprogramme also promotes regional dialogue and partnerships among governments, experts, civil society and the private sector to maximize the value of statistics, geospatial data, digitization and new technologies in support of the 2030 Agenda. Duties and Responsibilities Purpose of the Evaluation Evaluations at ESCWA strive to demonstrate the difference that is being made by the work of ESCWA, and its impact on member States and their citizens. This evaluation will aim to determine the extent to which subprogramme 4 is achieving its intended results, the pathway to these results, and the elements that contribute most significantly to the achievement of these results. In addition, it will also consider how the project brings about any unintended results that may have occurred. The evaluation will serve three main purposes: • It will provide a basis for evidence-informed decision-making, strategic planning, and risk management. • It is a means to demonstrate accountability to the organization’s Executive Management and member States for performance, relative to ESCWA’s mandate and strategic objectives. • It will inform and facilitate organizational learning by identifying evidence-based findings, lessons to be learned, and recommendations for action that enhance the next generation of ESCWA’s work. The evaluation will therefore take both a summative and a formative approach. It will look at results achieved or not achieved so far (summative) with a view to inform ESCWA’s work in the future (formative). The evaluation will be conducted in line with ESCWA’s Evaluation Policy (2025), and the UNEG Norms and Standards for Evaluation.. The evaluation will strive to employ development best practices with regard to promoting gender equality and a human rights-based approach, including the rights of persons with disabilities. The evaluation will be facilitated and coordinated by ESCWA’s Strategic Planning, Accountability, Results and Knowledge team. Scope of the Evaluation The evaluation will be forward-looking and will objectively and systematically assess the performance of the subprogramme in terms of its relevance, coherence, effectiveness, efficiency, impact, and sustainability. Furthermore, the evaluation will assess the extent to which gender, human rights, disability inclusion, environmental concerns, and other cross-cutting issues were incorporated or mainstreamed into the subprogramme. The evaluation will cover the period from January 2020 to December 2025. Areas of focus for each sub-programme evaluation include: • Key aspects of UN and ESCWA reforms, including the merger of the Statistics Division and the Technology for Development Division into one Cluster, as relevant; • The overall coherence of the subprogramme’s work and the extent to which its work has been synergetic; • The relevant IT- and AI-enabled tools/systems/platforms developed by the subprogramme; • Organisation-wide policies, as relevant, to promote organisational learning. Evaluation Criteria The following key evaluation questions per criteria will guide the evaluation. The evaluator/s is expected to refine evaluation questions where necessary and to include the refinement in the Inception Report. Relevance • To what extent are the objectives and expected accomplishments of the subprogramme aligned with: o ESCWA's strategic framework and programme budget? o Regional development priorities and challenges? o The 2030 Agenda and relevant SDGs? • To what extent do the subprogramme's interventions respond to the evolving needs and priorities of member States? • How well do the subprogramme's products and services (research, policy advice, capacity-building, convening) address identified gaps and demands? • To what extent are the needs and priorities of vulnerable or marginalized population groups reflected in the subprogramme's design and implementation? • How relevant are the subprogramme's thematic areas and approaches in the current regional context? • To what extent has the subprogramme adapted to emerging regional challenges and opportunities? Coherence • To what extent did the merger of the Statistics and Technology divisions create positive synergies, or did it result in parallel, siloed work streams? • How well does the subprogramme align its data and technology initiatives with the interventions of UN Country Teams and the League of Arab States to avoid duplication? • How well does subprogramme 4 align its scope and collaborate with other teams in ESCWA to avoid duplication and improve efficiency? For example with DSDSD. • Are there opportunities for greater coordination, collaboration, or integration with other subprogrammes within ESCWA and other institutions? Effectiveness • To what extent have the planned outputs and activities been delivered as intended? • To what extent have the expected accomplishments/outcomes been achieved? • How effectively has the subprogramme contributed to strengthening the capacities of member States and other stakeholders? • To what extent have knowledge products and policy recommendations been utilized by target stakeholders? • What factors facilitated or hindered the achievement of results? • How effectively has the subprogramme integrated cross-cutting issues such as gender equality, human rights, disability inclusion, youth, and environmental sustainability? • How could other factors have contributed to the achievement of the identified results? • How were key partnerships integrated in the delivery of the programme to maximise the achievement of results? Efficiency • To what extent were financial, human, and technical resources used efficiently to produce outputs and outcomes? • To what extent were management arrangements conducive to efficient implementation? • How cost-effective were the different types of interventions (e.g., research, policy advisory services, capacity-building, regional forums)? • To what extent did coordination within ESCWA and with external partners reduce duplication and generate synergies? • Were monitoring, reporting, and learning mechanisms adequate to support adaptive management and efficient implementation? • Could similar results have been achieved with fewer resources or through alternative approaches? Impact • What, if any, high-level effects did the programme cause (such as changes in norms or systems)? • To what extent has the subprogramme influenced policies, legislation, strategies, institutions, or practices in member States? • To what extent has the subprogramme contributed to regional cooperation, knowledge exchange, and policy dialogue? • To what extent did the intervention lead to other changes, including “scalable” or “replicable” results? • While long-term transformative impact may be difficult to measure, what 'early signals' of impact – such as specific policy adoption, changes to statistical regulations, or behavioral shifts – can be directly traced to the subprogramme's interventions? Sustainability • Have capacities, systems, and institutional arrangements been strengthened sufficiently to maintain benefits? • To what extent have knowledge products, tools, methodologies, and networks continued to be used after their initial delivery? • What risks could affect the sustainability of the results, and how have they been addressed? • Did the subprogramme successfully establish formal 'institutional homes' (e.g., permanent national observatories, explicit operational manuals, or formal focal points) within Member State governments to ensure tools and data platforms survive beyond ESCWA's direct involvement? • To what extent has the subprogramme fostered partnerships and mechanisms that can support continued implementation and scaling up? • What evidence is available to indicate that the results of the programme can be maintained by stakeholders? Gender, Human Rights, Disability Inclusion, and Environmental Issues • To what extent were issues of gender, human rights, disability inclusion, and the environment incorporated into the design, planning, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation practices of the programme, as well as the results achieved? • To what extent did the programme respond to and affect the rights, needs and interests of different stakeholders, including women, men, youth, people with disabilities and other marginalized groups? Evaluation Methodology Management and Governance Arrangements All evaluation methodologies are to be reviewed by ESCWA’s SPARK Section and approved by ESCWA’s Senior Management. • The evaluation will be conducted by an external consultant/s. • The evaluator is expected to identify the main objectives achieved through the implementation of the programme, intended and unintended, as established by key stakeholders and relevant documentation, and the pathways that led to achieving them, with particular focus on innovative practices and initiatives that can be leveraged to further enhance ESCWA’s work. • The evaluator is expected to ensure a mixed method (qualitative and quantitative), inclusive, and participatory approach, with adequate triangulation across methods, to arrive at credible, reliable, and unbiased findings. • The evaluator will also ensure that all aspects of the evaluation are gender and human rights sensitive (including a special focus on the rights with person with disabilities). In addition, the evaluator must ensure that he/she always complies with the UNEG Ethical Guidelines for Evaluation during the conduct of the evaluation. The above methodology is indicative. The evaluator is expected to build upon it and present a robust evaluation methodology within the inception report, including addressing and refining the evaluation questions. Quality Assurance Mechanism The evaluator will employ a quality assurance mechanism of her/his preference (either an internal or an external system can be used), which will provide quality checks throughout the evaluation process. This quality assurance mechanism will be indicated in the Inception Report and in the Final Evaluation Report. In addition, ESCWA will review the evaluation report prior to finalization to ensure that it aligns with the UNEG Quality Checklist for Evaluation Reports , particularly with reference to the quality of recommendations. Evaluation Ethics The evaluation will be conducted in accordance with the principles outlined in the UNEG Ethical Guidelines for Evaluation; and all rights and confidentiality of information providers will be prioritized and safeguarded as per UNEG Ethical Guidelines for Evaluation.<br> Qualifications/special skills<br>A Master's degree in management, evaluation, or related area is required. All candidates must submit a copy of the required educational degree. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed. Minimum of 5 years of experience conducting assessments, reviews or evaluations of projects, programmes or policies in the UN or international context is required. A high level of knowledge in the distilling, communication and reporting of findings, forward-looking recommendations, best practices, and lessons learned is required. Excellent oral and written communication skills and the ability to effectively convey complex information in a clear and concise manner to both governmental and UN audiences is required. Work experience in STATISTICS and/or THE INFORMATION SOCIETY AND TECHNOLOGY issues is desirable.<br> Languages<br>English and French are the working languages of the United Nations Secretariat; and Arabic is a working language of ESCWA. For this position, fluency in English is required. Fluency in Arabic is desirable. Note: “Fluency” equals a rating of ‘fluent’ in all four areas (speak, read, write, and understand) and “Knowledge of” equals a rating of ‘confident’ in two of the four areas.<br> Additional Information<br>Not available.<br> No Fee<br>THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CHARGE A FEE AT ANY STAGE OF THE RECRUITMENT PROCESS (APPLICATION, INTERVIEW MEETING, PROCESSING, OR TRAINING). THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CONCERN ITSELF WITH INFORMATION ON APPLICANTS’ BANK ACCOUNTS.<br><br><br> </div>

We are Looking to hire fresh engineering (CE, CCE, EE, CS, SE) and IT graduates with dual nationality. <br> <br>Position is based at our offices in Beirut, Lebanon. <br> <br>Job requirements: <br>• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering, CCE, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Technology, or related field. <br>• Dual nationality – holds a foreign passport <br>• Ability to travel up to client sites in the Gulf region <br>• Critical thinking and problem-solving attitude <br>• Responsible, hard worker, committed <br>• Willing to learn and able to follow instructions <br>• Good coordination skills <br> <br>Benefits and Rewards: <br>We focus not just on recruiting individuals that are performance oriented but also on developing them. <br>Personal impact, mentoring, and teamwork are just a few of the benefits of building a career with us. <br>Email CVs to careers@emisoftech.com

We are looking for a school bus driver to join our team. <br> <br>Requirements: <br>Driver's License: Valid heavy vehicle license (10+ tons). <br>Age: Maximum 60 years old. <br>Location: Must reside in Beirut or nearby areas. <br> <br>To apply, send your info on 76 455585 and we will call you back

<section><p class="heading jdMain">Job Description</p><p class="heading">Roles &amp; Responsibilities</p><div class="paragraph"><p><br></p><p>We are looking for a school bus driver to join our team.</p><p><br></p><p>Requirements:</p><p>Driver's License: Valid heavy vehicle license (10+ tons).</p><p>Age: Maximum 60 years old.</p><p>Location: Must reside in Beirut or nearby areas.</p></div></section><section><p class="heading">Desired Candidate Profile</p><p class="paragraph"></p><ul><li>Driver's License: Valid heavy vehicle license (10+ tons).</li><li>Age: Maximum 60 years old.</li><li>Location: Must reside in Beirut or nearby areas.</li></ul><p></p></section>

<section><p class="heading jdMain">Job Description</p><p class="heading">Roles &amp; Responsibilities</p><div class="paragraph"><p>We are looking for a School Bus Assistant to join our team.</p><p><br></p><p>Requirements:</p><p>Location: Must reside in Beirut or nearby areas.</p><p>Age: Maximum 55 years old.</p><p>Key Qualities: Punctual, responsible, and highly safety-conscious.</p></div></section><section><p class="heading">Desired Candidate Profile</p><p class="paragraph"></p><p>Requirements:</p> <ul> <li>Location: Must reside in Beirut or nearby areas.</li> <li>Age: Maximum 55 years old.</li> <li>Key Qualities: Punctual, responsible, and highly safety-conscious.</li> </ul><p></p></section>