Organize incoming emails from various countries.

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Mission and objectives

UNDP works in 170 countries and territories to eradicate poverty while protecting the planet. We help countries develop strong policies, skills, partnerships and institutions so they can sustain their progress
The primary and overarching objective of United Nations Development Programme in Kenya is the eradication of poverty in the context of sustainable development, including the pursuit of the Sustainable Development Goals, and promotion of United Nations fundamental principles. A core dimension to the work of UNDP in Kenya is on Democratic Governance given the national focus on governance reforms. UNDP supports the country’s efforts towards achieving the Vision 2030 Political Pillar, which envisions a democratic system that is issue-based, people-centered, results oriented and accountable to the public. This Political Pillar gears to transform the country’s political governance across five strategic areas; The Rule of Law, Electoral and Political Processes, Democracy and Public Service Delivery, Transparency and Accountability, Security Peace Building and Conflict Management. These strategic areas are anchored in the Constitution, promulgated in August 2010 marking a major milestone in the democratic journey of Kenya and set a new threshold in terms of people-centred development.

Context

The #54FacesofAfrica was a digital campaign initiated by UNDP and UNV as part of the YouthConnekt Africa Summit online engagement. The campaign aimed to highlight and amplify positive narratives and real-life stories from Africa’s youth, showcasing the pan-African spirit and calling for a prosperous, borderless Africa. Through digital platforms and storytelling, the campaign sought to create an inclusive space that resonated with audiences within Africa and globally, fostering a collective narrative that reflected the authenticity and vitality of the continent.The #54FacesofAfrica digital campaign was a collaborative effort that involved the participation of African youth aged 18-35, aiming to share unique stories and perspectives on “What it means to be African”

Task description

Email Access: You will be granted access to a shared email account where you will find the 300 emails for sorting.
Sorting Criteria: Each email should be categorized based on the sender’s country. We will provide a list of folders representing different countries.
Ambiguous Cases: If the sender’s country is unclear from the email itself, you can:
Check the email signature for a location reference.
If no location is found, use the “Clarification Needed” folder. We will then reach out to the sender for clarification.
Moving Emails: Once you’ve identified the sender’s country, move the email to the corresponding folder.