Apply: WFP Programme Associate (Market Analyst)

Deadline: 26 January, 2021

Location: Lilongwe, Malawi

The World Food Programme (WFP) is seeking to fill the position of Programme Associate (Market Analyst).

WFP is the world’s largest humanitarian agency fighting hunger worldwide.

Responsibilities

  • Conduct in-depth analysis of data derived from mVAM price data, government datasets, and other price data sets to understand market price trends
  • Contribute to the provision of timely, effective, and quality market information to support vulnerability profiling, targeting, programme decisions, and monitoring and evaluation frameworks
  • Undertake market-related field missions to support WFP Malawi operations, including the provision of the analytical basis for the identification, design, and implementation of market-based interventions
  • Plan, design, and conduct market and trader surveys and analysis to assess food security and local market conditions
  • Contribute to the integration of market-based information into inter-agency food security assessments

Requirements

  • Completion of secondary school education with a post-secondary certificate in the related functional area
  • University degree in GIS, Statistics, Data Science, Geography, Economics, or a related field
  • Completion of specialised training in quantitative analysis and data management is a plus
  • Five years, minimum, of progressively responsible experience in data analysis management or a relevant field
  • Experience with the National Statistics Office or another analysis/research-based institution that focuses on markets/prices strongly preferred
  • Proven knowledge and experience in SQL, GIS mapping software (ArcGIS, QGIS), statistical analysis package (SPSS, R, Python etc.)
  • Knowledge of desktop publishing software such as Illustrator, Microsoft Publisher and report writing skills
  • Fluency in both oral and written English
  • Knowledge of the local language or UN official language is a plus

To apply and for more information, click here.

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