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United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific

UN Subsidiary OrganRegional Commissions
Headquarters:
Bangkok, Thailand
Hiring locations
1 location
Active roles
9 active roles

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The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) is the UN’s regional development arm for Asia-Pacific. Founded in 1947, it brings together 52 member States and 9 associate members to advance inclusive and sustainable development and regional connectivity. Its Secretariat combines policy research, intergovernmental dialogue, normative work, technical assistance and capacity-building on economic, social and environmental priorities across one of the world’s most diverse regions.

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Established
1947

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ESCAP Hiring Trends

(Past 12 months)
Jobs this month
17
Jobs last month
7
Most active month
October ’26
Most active duty station
Bangkok

Top Skills

  • Data Analysis (33%)
  • Event Coordination (25%)
  • Report Writing (25%)
  • Policy Research (21%)
  • Graphic Design (17%)

Top Job Functions

  1. Monitoring, Evaluation, Research & Knowledge23%
  2. Policy, Governance & International Affairs16%
  3. Data, AI & Analytics14%
  4. Communications, Media & Advocacy12%
  5. Education, Training & Capacity Building7%

Education Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree83%
  • Master’s degree63%
  • Doctorate42%
  • Secondary education8%

Top Contract Types

  • Consultancy29%
  • Volunteer17%

Experience Levels

  • Intern / Grad42%
  • Entry level29%
  • Mid level17%
  • Senior level13%

Required Languages

  • English100%
  • Russian4%

Most Advertised Grades

  • I-142%
  • G-44%
  • G-64%
  • P-34%

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Guides & Info

Explore ESCAP’s official channels, application guidance and career resources. Use the links below to learn more directly from the organization.

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Why work at ESCAP?

  • Shape Asia-Pacific regional cooperation

    Help 52 member States address connected development challenges through practical multilateral solutions.

  • Turn research into policy

    Translate regional evidence into technical assistance, standards and decisions governments can use.

  • Work across real systems

    Contribute to trade, transport, climate, data and social-development work that crosses borders.

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