Thematic Advisor

Publiceringsdatum: 2025-07-03

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We are currently looking for a Thematic Advisor for a 1-year parental leave cover who wants to drive real, sustainable change – with a focus on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) and harmful practices.

This is your chance to influence decision-makers, build powerful partnerships, and shape programmes that create long-term impact for children and youth globally.

About the Role

As a Thematic Advisor, you will have a central role in strengthening and expanding Plan International Sweden’s work on SRHR.

• Lead and develop thematic policies and strategies on SRHR. This will involve developing positions and tools with regard to SRHR information and SRHR services as well as connecting SRHR to the broader human rights agenda and contextualise both programme and advocacy support to various contexts.
• Support and guide programme development and implementation to ensure real results for children and youth with regard to SRHR.
• Build partnerships and represent Plan International in Sweden and globally.
• Contribute to our advocacy efforts on SRHR and related thematic areas with your expertise and experience from programme work.
• Drive funding opportunities by supporting our resource mobilization and development of strong proposals.
• Contribute to capacity sharing, learning and innovation in our thematic work at country level, globally and in Sweden.
• An advanced degree in political science, social sciences, gender or development studies.
• Multiple years of experience working with or providing technical advice to international SRHR programmes, as well as a solid background in international development or humanitarian work. A strong understanding of, and commitment to, applying a human rights-based approach is essential. Proven experience in advancing the rights of girls and women, and a strong strategic understanding of how to promote gender equality in diverse contexts.
• Experience with resource mobilization including proposal development and proposal writing, for various donors, such as Sida, EU, UN, and private foundations.
• Experience of working internationally and/or in countries across diverse cultures and contexts, and in building partnerships.
• Experience in advocacy, influencing and communication.
• Excellent communication skills in English are essential, while proficiency in Swedish, French, or other languages is considered an asset

To thrive in this role, you are structured, analytical, and driven by a genuine curiosity to explore and deepen your knowledge in the thematic area and to share your insights with others. You enjoy immersing yourself in complex topics, translating them into clear messages that inspire action. You are an excellent communicator who can adapt your message to different audiences, and you enjoy working in close collaboration with colleagues and external partners.

About the position

The position is a fixed-term employment of 1 year (parental leave cover), starting as soon as possible. The employment rate is 100%, which corresponds to 37.5 h/w. The position is located at Plan International Sweden's office in Hammarby Sjöstad.

Application and contact

Welcome with your application as soon as possible as selection and interviews are ongoing. Application deadline is 6 August 2025. In the recruitment process, we use a competency-based interview technique that promotes inclusion, open-minded recruitment and increased diversity.

If you want to know more about the position, you are welcome to contact Head of Policy and Thematic Unit, Malin Hansson, malin.hansson@plansverige.org. If you have questions about your application, you can contact HR Partner Johanna Jennel at johanna.jennel@plansverige.org. Due to upcoming summer vacations, our replies might be delayed.

Trade union representatives (Unionen and Akademikerförbundet) can be reached on 08-587 755 00.

Plan International Sverige startades 1997 och har idag runt 100 medarbetare. Vi är en självständig del av den globala barnrättsorganisationen Plan International med verksamhet i 75 länder. Plan International är politiskt och religiöst oberoende och allt vårt arbete utgår från FN:s barnkonvention. Vi arbetar för att alla barn ska ha rätt att gå i skolan, få tillgång till hälsovård, bli skyddade mot våld, övergrepp och försummelse samt att få möjlighet att delta i samhället och utveckla sin potential.

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