What is the job of UNHCR?
What is the job of UNHCR?
UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, takes the lead in protecting people forced to flee wars and persecution around the world, providing life-saving aid including shelter, food and water to ensure their basic safety, rights and dignity.
Why do you want to work for the UNHCR?
Why a career with UNHCR? Our dedicated staff work to protect and assist people fleeing conflict and persecution at a time when global forced displacement is at a record high. UNHCR offers a variety of short-term and long-term contracts through which you can make a meaningful difference in refugees’ lives.
How does UNHCR raise money?
UNHCR relies almost entirely on voluntary contributions from governments, UN and pooled funding mechanisms, intergovernmental institutions and the private sector. We work all year round to raise funds for our programmes and address new emergencies as they occur.
Where can I find information about UNHCR in Afghanistan?
For information about our work in Afghanistan: For legislation, case law and UNHCR policy relating to claims for international protection, visit Refworld. For up-to-date information about our programmes and operations in Afghanistan, including funding level and donor contributions, visit Global Focus, UNHCR’s reporting portal.
What are the career opportunities for UNHCR staff?
International Professional Staff Talent Pools Temporary Appointments Consultancies Internships Junior Professional Officer United Nations Volunteers Other Opportunities Joining UNHCR means living, sharing and promoting the organization’s core values relating to inclusion, diversity and gender equality.
What does the UNHCR do for the refugees?
UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, takes the lead in protecting people forced to flee wars and persecution around the world, providing life-saving aid including shelter, food and water to ensure their basic safety, rights and dignity.
How many women and men work for UNHCR?
With 17,324 women and men working in 135 countries, we work tirelessly to make a difference in the lives of 79.5 million forcibly displaced people worldwide. Our dedicated and professional staff work around the clock in roles including legal protection, community services, public affairs, health and more.