Manoj Juneja (born 1960) is the Deputy Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer of the United Nations

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(WFP). Prior to joining WFP, he served in 2011-12 as Deputy Director-General for Operations at the UN

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(FAO), and in 2003-04 as Executive Director at the

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(ILO).

Education and academic activities

Juneja holds a B.Sc (1981) and M.Sc (1985) in economics from the

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(LSE). He is a fellow of the

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(ICAEW), and has attained several academic distinctions including an Order of Merit of the ICAEW. He has participated in the

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at the invitation of the

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as well as an executive leadership program at

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. He has taught at the LSE,

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and the

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. He also serves on the Advisory Board at the

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's Asia-Pacific Cooperation Study Centre and the Board of Governors of the

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Professional career

After five years in the private sector as a business consultant and senior auditor at

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's London office, Juneja began his tenure at FAO in 1987. Between 1997 and 2002 he led FAO's Programme and Budget service. He was appointed to the post of Executive Director, Support Services, Treasurer and Financial Controller at the ILO during 2003-04. After returning to FAO, from January 2005 he led the Office of Strategy, Planning and Resource Management, and from January 2008 served as Assistant Director-General, Corporate Services, Human Resources and Finance. In April 2011 the FAO Council endorsed his appointment as Deputy Director-General for Operations.

Personal life

An Indian national, he is married with two children.

References

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