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Consultant (e) National (e) - Evaluation Genre-climat et sécurité au Niger
Freelance29 days ago
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Niger
CDI
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UN Women is seeking an International Consultant to conduct an integrated evaluation of gender, climate, and security risks and opportunities in Niger. The evaluation aims to produce analytical data and strategic recommendations to inform public policies and programs. The consultant will work closely with national stakeholders and the Ministry of Environment to assess the impacts of climate change on livelihoods, particularly for women and girls. This role requires a comprehensive understanding of the intersections between gender, climate, and security issues. Advanced university degree in gender studies, environment, climate change, peace studies, or related fields At least 7 years of professional experience in gender, climate, or security policy research Minimum 5 years of experience in conducting analytical studies for international organizations Knowledge of international frameworks related to Women, Peace, and Security and climate policies Experience in West Africa or fragile contexts is an asset Excellent data collection, analysis, writing, and communication skills in French Fluency in French is mandatory; English is an asset
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