Legal Jobs at Siaya County Government, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC),United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP),

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Task description
Under the direct supervision of the Head of the National Environmental Law Unit, or her/his designated representative, the UN Volunteer will undertake the following tasks:
• Assist in performing UNEP’s roles and functions as Secretariat under Montevideo Programme V – a global programme on supporting countries to advance environmental rule of law – including the servicing of meetings, preparation of background documents, and preparing meeting reports;
• Keep the UNEP-Law and Environment Assistance Platform up to date with environmental law news and knowledge products, and perform relevant data analysis;
• Assist in administering technical support and capacity building activities for Member States on environmental law under Montevideo Programme V;
• Assist in the preparation of legal briefs/advice and in the review of legal documents, instruments, or other material on environmental law and related areas under Montevideo Programme V;
• Support the review from a legal angle of any documentation prepared under the GEF DDT project in India and provide comments;
• Provide project management support by assisting in the planning, carrying out, and closing of project activities under the GEF DDT project in India, and in the periodic monitoring of the status of project activities and expenditures;
• Assist in the organization and support of events (meetings, workshops and training, roundtables, and expert meetings), that are organized face-to-face or electronically by the Unit or in which the Unit is involved to raise awareness about the Unit’s and the Division’s activities, through e.g., liaising with partner entities/organizations and with participants, compiling materials, taking notes and preparing reports;
• Perform other relevant tasks as may be required or assigned by the supervisor. Results/Expected Outputs As an active UNEP team member, efficient, timely, responsive, client-friendly, and high-quality support rendered to UNEP and its beneficiaries in the accomplishment of her/his functions, including through:
• Ensuring that UNEP-LEAP is kept up to date and supported with high-quality data analysis;
• Supporting Member States with UNEP-LEAP information products and assistance on environmental law;
• Preparing documents that methodically analyze research information collected and logically lead to the conclusions set out therein;
• Delivering assignments that are delivered in accordance with agreed standards of quality and within set deadlines;

Requirements
Required experience
• 3 years of experience in environmental law or environmental governance. Prior experience at the international level is an ad-vantage.
• Experience in knowledge management is also an advantage; Proven ability to carry out research and familiarity with electronic research tools and databases Solid overall computer literacy, including proficiency in various MS Office applications (Excel, Word, etc.) and email/internet; familiarity with database management and office technology equipment

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Task description
• Under the direct supervision of the Programme Coordinator (Indian Ocean West Region), the UN Volunteer expert will assist in the implementation of activities that are carried out under the Global Maritime Crime Programme’s Indian Ocean West. In particular, duties will serve the re-gional maritime law enforcement pillar. The UN Volunteer will undertake the following tasks:
• As IOW Team MLE Technical Coordinator oversee and monitor implementation of Port Security training blocks in Mozambique, Seychelles, Namibia, Kenya, Angola and Tanza-nia
• Ensure coordination for Port Security training blocks
• Establishment and maintenance of coordination with other international and national enti-ties seeking to provide training support to MLE agencies
• As IOW Team MLE Technical Training Coordinator coordinate with the leadership of rele-vant MLE agencies, oversee and monitor qualifying all host nation MLE personnel on a re-gionally standardized list of essential skills in Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya, Mauritius, Seychelles, Comoros and Madagascar
• Continue to identify training needs of the beneficiary country's MLE agencies/units and re-view operational, logistics and maintenance practices and current condition of afloat assets
• Develop a set of recommendations on parts for GMCP to acquire if funding becomes avail-able and on possible improvements to Mauritius MLE maintenance practices, with particular focus on the capacity to calculate operations and maintenance costs and include them in na-tional budgetary processes
• Complete a virtual meeting with all other country mentors discuss and synchronize a plan for a way forward for future activities
• Submit photos and written descriptions of capacity building activities for inclusion in pro-gramme visibility materials
• Support coordination the IOW Team MLE by providing technical advice and coordination on work performed by IOW

Results/Expected Outputs
• Provide well researched and sound analysis of issues and developments affecting pro-gramme/project development, administration and implementation, etc.;
• Provide thorough, well-reasoned written contributions. Effectively, and in a timely manner, liaises and interacts with colleagues and concerned parties internally and externally;
• Provide substantive and administrative support to activities implemented under the pro-gramme in the region, especially as these relate to maritime crime, detention and transfer, in-cluding procurement, human resources processes, and travel in line with UN financial rules and regulations;