About the role
The World University Service of Canada (WUSC) in partnership with Mastercard Foundation under the DREEM project seeks to conduct a rapid contextual assessment of the context and opportunities for refugees and displaced youth in Nigeria. This ToR role involves delivering a rapid assessment that informs future programming, partnerships and policy engagement.
What you'll do
- Conduct a rapid contextual assessment focused on refugees and internally displaced youth in Nigeria.
- Analyze policy, institutional, socioeconomic and political economy factors shaping inclusion and opportunities.
- Apply an intersectional lens to understand differences by gender, disability and exclusion factors.
- Identify practical opportunities for programming, partnerships and policy engagement.
- Summarize findings and provide actionable recommendations for stakeholders.
- Coordinate with project partners and stakeholders to ensure timely delivery.
What they're looking for
- Experience conducting rapid assessments or similar policy-oriented research in Nigeria or comparable contexts.
- Strong understanding of displacement, education, skills development and economic inclusion issues.
- Ability to synthesize complex information into actionable recommendations.
- Proven stakeholder engagement and coordination skills with government, development partners and civil society.
- Experience applying an intersectional lens to analysis, with attention to gender and disabilities.
For applicants in Nigeria
- The listing shows a remote location with Nigeria as the country, so applicants in Nigeria may be eligible to apply.
- The listing does not specify a timezone requirement; confirm before interviewing.
- The listing does not specify contractor vs employee status; confirm during interview.
- The listing does not state a pay currency or range; confirm during interview.
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