UN
NATIONAL POST; Individual Consultant - Lead Maternal Morbidity Study, Accra, Ghana
Freelance4 months ago
Job Description
Accra
Freelance
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UN Job Vacancy: NATIONAL POST: Individual Consultant- 8th Country Programme Mid-Term Review, Accra, Ghana. Recruiter: UNFPA - United Nations Population Fund.
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What this role involves
You will lead the mid-term review of UNFPA Ghana’s 8th Country Programme, analyzing progress, challenges, and results across reproductive health, gender equality, and youth empowerment. Day-to-day tasks include document review, stakeholder interviews (government, NGOs, communities), and drafting a data-driven evaluation report with actionable recommendations.
Key skills to highlight
Strong background in programme evaluation or M&E, especially in UN or development contexts. Proficiency in quantitative and qualitative research methods, plus experience with UNFPA’s mandate (SRHR, gender-based violence, population dynamics). Ability to synthesize complex data into clear, policy-relevant insights. Familiarity with Ghana’s development landscape is a major plus.
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