Policy Officer
Pubblicato il 11-09-2026 - Experteer Italy in Roma
In this role you will support policy, programme and resource mobilization to advance One Health approaches across agrifood systems, with emphasis on AMR, food safety and health of people, animals, plants and the environment. You will work with cross‑sectoral teams and partners to translate One Health concepts into practical governance, policies and investments. Your efforts will strengthen country capacity, international coordination and donor engagement. This position offers a chance to influence high‑impact health and food systems initiatives at FAO headquarters.
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- Provide policy and technical support for developing and implementing One Health policies, governance frameworks and multisectoral coordination in agrifood systems
- Advance integration of One Health across food safety, AMR, animal, plant and environmental health
- Support Members in AMR governance, prudent antimicrobial use, surveillance and evidence-based decision-making
- Promote adherence to Codex Alimentarius, IPPC and WOAH standards and frameworks
- Contribute to designing, monitoring and reporting One Health projects aligned with FAO priorities
- Facilitate collaboration across FAO offices and with external partners including Quadripartite and development partners
- Support resource mobilization, programme development and donor engagement for One Health initiatives
- Align with FAO initiatives like RENOFARM and InFARM and contribute to country capacity development xysqume
- Advanced degree (Master’s or equivalent) in relevant fields
- Seven years of policy advice and analysis experience in food and nutrition security, agriculture or rural development
- Proficiency in English and intermediate knowledge in another FAO official language (Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian or Spanish)
In this role you will support policy, programme and resource mobilization to advance One Health approaches