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On 15 February 2021 UNODC Executive Director appointed Dr. Amado de Andrés
(Spain) to the position of Representative, UNODC Regional Office for West and Central
Africa (ROSEN), effective 1 March 2021. Dr. de Andrés brings to his new assignment
extensive relevant substantive and managerial experience in developing, negotiating, implementing and monitoring UNODC technical assistance programmes, as well as in building and maintaining close partnerships with all relevant stakeholders in government, the wider UN, private sector and civil society organizations. Prior to his new assignment, Dr. de Andrés served as Representative of the UNODC Regional Office for Eastern Africa (ROEA). In that capacity, he had successfully negotiated and implemented substantial programmes to help advance UNODC’s work in the region and has effectively positioned UNODC in the context of the UN Development System Reform.
Dr. de Andrés joined UNODC in 2004 as the Programme Manager in Dakar in the
Regional Office for West and Central Africa in Senegal (ROSEN). Since then, he has held
various positions within UNODC, including: Representative of the Regional Office for
Central America and the Caribbean in Panama (ROPAN); Team Leader of the Latin
America and the Caribbean Team; and Drug Control and Crime Prevention Officer with
the same team at UNODC headquarters in Vienna. Before joining UNODC, Dr. de Andrés
worked for the United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK), the World Bank, the European Commission and Samsung.
Amado holds a Ph.D. in International Law from the University of Michigan, USA and a
master’s degree in Public Administration from the College of Europe, Belgium. He is
fluent in English, French and Spanish and has a knowledge of Portuguese.
(Spain) to the position of Representative, UNODC Regional Office for West and Central
Africa (ROSEN), effective 1 March 2021. Dr. de Andrés brings to his new assignment
extensive relevant substantive and managerial experience in developing, negotiating, implementing and monitoring UNODC technical assistance programmes, as well as in building and maintaining close partnerships with all relevant stakeholders in government, the wider UN, private sector and civil society organizations. Prior to his new assignment, Dr. de Andrés served as Representative of the UNODC Regional Office for Eastern Africa (ROEA). In that capacity, he had successfully negotiated and implemented substantial programmes to help advance UNODC’s work in the region and has effectively positioned UNODC in the context of the UN Development System Reform.
Dr. de Andrés joined UNODC in 2004 as the Programme Manager in Dakar in the
Regional Office for West and Central Africa in Senegal (ROSEN). Since then, he has held
various positions within UNODC, including: Representative of the Regional Office for
Central America and the Caribbean in Panama (ROPAN); Team Leader of the Latin
America and the Caribbean Team; and Drug Control and Crime Prevention Officer with
the same team at UNODC headquarters in Vienna. Before joining UNODC, Dr. de Andrés
worked for the United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK), the World Bank, the European Commission and Samsung.
Amado holds a Ph.D. in International Law from the University of Michigan, USA and a
master’s degree in Public Administration from the College of Europe, Belgium. He is
fluent in English, French and Spanish and has a knowledge of Portuguese.
