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Le poste de WASH Officer – Hydrogeology au sein d'UNICEF vise à améliorer la gestion des ressources en eau à Madagascar. Le rôle consiste à compiler les données hydrogéologiques et hydrologiques existantes pour créer une étude de référence et des cartes actualisées permettant un meilleur suivi des ressources en eau.
Missions
Le/la titulaire travaillera en étroite collaboration avec les parties prenantes nationales pour renforcer les capacités et développer un cadre de suivi complet à long terme. Ce poste vise à remédier aux inégalités dans la distribution de l'eau et à soutenir les objectifs de développement durable.
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Expérience en hydrogéologie ou en gestion des ressources en eau. Maîtrise des systèmes d'information géographique (SIG). Solides compétences analytiques et de synthèse de données. Capacité à collaborer avec les parties prenantes nationales. Connaissance des cadres de gouvernance et de gestion de l'eau.
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Compétences requises
The WASH Officer – Hydrogeology position at UNICEF focuses on improving water resource management in Madagascar. The role involves collating existing hydrogeological and hydrological data to create a baseline study and updated maps for better monitoring of water resources. The officer will work closely with national stakeholders to build capacity and develop a comprehensive long-term monitoring framework. This position aims to address inequities in water distribution and support sustainable development goals. Experience in hydrogeology or water resource management Proficiency in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Strong analytical and data synthesis skills Ability to collaborate with national stakeholders Knowledge of water governance and management frameworks
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