The Legal Office of Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations provides legal advisory services to governments on food and agriculture and natural resources (including land, water, fisheries and aquaculture, plants, animals, food, forestry, wildlife, environment, climate change and biodiversity), as well as general agricultural issues (institutions, trade, & economic reform). It ensures that FAO's activities are carried out in accordance with its Constitution and the other Basic Texts of the Organization, consistent with its status as an intergovernmental organization of the United Nations system, and its relations with governments, organizations, and individuals are based on a sound legal basis.
The FAO is currently hiring for a Legal Specialist on the Right to Adequate Food. That role will be responsible for:
- Leading and supporting awareness-raising and capacity building activities to strengthen the capacity of stakeholders to advocate for, propose, enact, and implement legislation on the right to adequate food
- Contributing to legal drafting support on constitutional amendments, framework laws, and sectoral laws relevant for the realization of the right to adequate food
- Researching, collecting, and analyzing legal frameworks for the realization of the right to adequate food and documenting experiences from different parts of the globe
- Identifying synergies between sectoral areas that have an impact on the realization of the right to adequate food of all, paying particular attention to groups or person in a situation of vulnerability, especially women and youth
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