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The Office for the Coordination of States in Transition (RDTS) is seeking an Individual Consultant to support analytical review and knowledge development. Abidjan, Ivory Coast Type of consultant: Individual Consultant
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Location of the mission: Abidjan, Ivory Coast Closing date: 10-Nov-2026 Domain: Other The Office for the Coordination of States in Transition (RDTS) is seeking an individual consultant for a six-month full-time mission, whose location will be the headquarters of the Bank. Abidjan. The consultant will support the technical review and analytical support of fragility and resilience assessments, thematic studies and strategic and advocacy documents prepared or reviewed by RDTS. The mission will also contribute to strengthening the institutional capacity of RDTS through targeted knowledge transfer, identification of emerging and innovative approaches, as well as exchanges with relevant practitioners and experts, in order to support the Bank’s fragility priorities. His intervention will focus on analytical rigor, data and source quality, consistency of conclusions and relevance of recommendations. It will work in support of fragility experts, who are responsible for applying the fragility lens in the Bank’s strategies and operations.
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