Expert: Public and Affordable Housing (Категорія 2)

Recovery and Reform Support Team (RST) · Україна, Ukraine

Organization
Recovery and Reform Support Team (RST)
Location
Україна, Ukraine
Organization type
Local / national NGO
Contract
Job
Posted
27 October 2026
Deadline
Deadline: see the posting

Job details

Experience required
5 years minimum
Education
Bachelor's degree

excerpts from the official posting

Working in close cooperation with RST Senior Project Manager on Housing Policy and RST Expert on Housing Management, the Expert on Public and Affordable Housing will support the implementation of Housing Policy reform at the Ministry, providing analytical, coordination and communication support. The Expert will…

Profile

  • at least a Bachelor’s degree in Law, International Relations, Public Administration, Economics, Housing, Social Science or other relevant field;
  • good understanding of Housing Policy Reform in Ukraine and relevant regulations/legislation;
  • strong analytical, communication and presentation skills;

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