Job Title: Programme Analyst, Sexual Reproductive Health, and Reproductive Rights (SRHRR) Job Purpose: UNFPA is implementing its 7th Country Programme in Mongolia. The proposed programme will accelerate achievement of the three transformative results through: (a) disaggregated data, strategic partnerships and coordination to sharpen the focus on vulnerable populations; (b) scaling up successful practices and programme models to increase coverage and quality of sexual and reproductive health services in support of universal access; (c) systematically addressing inequalities and discriminatory gender and social norms; and (d) scaling up engagement of youth in decision-making, participation and leadership to effect change and contribute to human development capacity in Mongolia. The Programme Analyst will support the Country Programme by providing technical guidance, advice, and advocacy for a comprehensive Sexual and Reproductive Health program which is sustainably financed and addresses quality of care, inequities in access to care and a health system strengthening, and human rights-based approach is used. The Programme Analyst will work in collaboration with partners to expand availability of quality comprehensive SRHR services, including respectful routine and emergency maternal and newborn care for all populations, improving the skills and competencies of SRH/Maternal Health service providers with a focus on midwives, and upskilling of health service providers. The Programme Analyst will analyze and assess relevant political, social, and economic trends and provide substantive inputs to workplan development, implementation and evaluation of the interventions such as integrated programming as well SDG joint initiatives. S/he will guide and facilitate the delivery of the integrated programme by monitoring results achieved in the implementation. The Programme Analyst must effectively influence counterparts from diverse backgrounds to jointly contribute to achieving UNFPA's mandate, in particular Country Programme outputs on promoting family planning and midwifery in agreement with the international standards, newborn heart surgery, health and logistics management information systems, and research. S/he will act as a substantive contributor to the programme team in the UNFPA Country Office. Qualifications and Experience: - Education: Advanced university degree in medicine, public health, or social studies - Knowledge and Experience: Minimum of two years of relevant work experience in the area of sexual and reproductive health; minimum of 2 years of increasing responsibility and professional experience in the management of projects related to the field of medicine, public health, and epidemiology; practical experience in public health related policy advocacy and communication; practical experience in the design, monitoring and evaluation of public health projects; demonstrated strong research, analytical and report writing skills; experience using office software packages and web-based management systems; experience working in collaboration with the government, United Nations, development partners, civil society organizations and the private sector is an asset; field experience is an asset - Languages: Fluency in oral and written English and Mongolian languages