Recrutement de 01 Programme Policy Officer Access Data Analyst

Localité : Mali / Bamako
Domaine : Gestion d'entreprise
Niveau : Non precise
Entreprise recruteur : World Food Programme

Recrutement de 01 Programme Policy Officer Access Data Analyst
Niveau d'études: Non précisé
Expérience: 3 ans
Expire le: 01-02-2024

World Food Programme
Bamako, Mali
Opportunités de carrière : Programme Policy Officer Access Data Analyst CST I/II International Bamako (Mali) (830768)

JOB TITLE: Programme Policy Officer Access Data Analyst
TYPE OF CONTRACT: International Consultancy
UNIT/DIVISION: RBD/Mali CO
DUTY STATION: Bamako, Mali
OPENING DATE: 20.12.2023

ABOUT WFP
The United Nations World Food Program (WFP) is the largest humanitarian agency fighting hunger in the world. WFP's mission is to help the world reach the zero hunger goal by 2030. WFP works every day to ensure that the most vulnerable, especially women and children, can access to the nutritious foods they need to lead productive and healthy lives.

WFP MANDATE AND INTERVENTIONS IN MALI

In Mali, WFP supports government efforts through an assistance strategy aimed at responding to the humanitarian emergency, strengthening the resilience of communities and supporting sustainable development efforts. In collaboration with state institutions, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and partners of the United Nations system, WFP organizes cash or in-kind transfers to meet the food needs of families affected by conflicts or hazards , provides school meals that promote girls and boys' access to education, supports the prevention and treatment of malnutrition, provides technical and financial support to groups of small agricultural producers to improve their production and access at the market.

WFP also provides the air transport service, providing humanitarian and development actors with safe, reliable and economical transport to the regions of Mopti, Gao, Menaka, Timbuktu and Kayes, which provides access to the most vulnerable populations. vulnerable. The world's largest humanitarian agency also supports the government and its partners, through food and nutrition security analyzes, the provision of logistics services, and information and communication technologies.

STANDARD MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
Education:

Advanced University degree in Information Management, Computer Science, Communications, Statistics or another related field, or First University degree with additional years of related work experience and/or advanced training/courses.

Experience:

At least 3 years of relevant progressively responsible experience in the field of Information & Knowledge Management with specific focus on managing GIS applications and systems integration.

Knowledge & Skills:

Proven experience in using ArcGIS (desktop and online), spatial analysis and mapping.
Proven experience in spatial data collection and management
Experience in GIS-related programming (Arcpy or equivalent) to automate regular tasks is highly desirable.
Knowledge of humanitarian access is desirable.
Ability to work independently and within a team.
Courtesy, tact, and ability to work with people of different national and cultural backgrounds.
Ability to communicate clearly and concisely both orally and in writing

Languages:

Working knowledge of English and French (proficiency/level C) is required.

ORGANIZATIONAL CONTEXT
Understanding and anticipating emerging risks which could have an impact on current WFP operations or would necessitate new or scaled-up responses is at the foundation of WFP’s approach to maintain operational continuity. This re-quires information gathering on security, conflict, economical and socio-political trends as well as analytical capacity to have the best possible situational awareness. The Regional Bureau drives analysis of current and emerging trends in countries of operation in close collaboration with country offices and HQ units.

One of the main pathways in sustaining WFP operational continuity in West and Central Africa is to invest and strengthen the situational Awareness and Analysis capacities and expertise.

In its efforts to strengthen this pillar of its operational continuity plan, the RBD with the support of HQ has invested in the scaling up of the "Access Monitoring Tool" tool in the 3 countries of the Central Sahel (Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger) with a possible extension in the countries of the Lake Chad Basin and the Gulf of Guinea. The AMT is a simplified, easy-to-use information collection tool the objectives of which are to: a) improve WFP’s ability to monitor and analyse access determinants, b) inform strategic and operational decision making, c) anticipate change and respond with appropriate mitigation/programmatic adjustments, d) support advocacy and negotiation efforts, and e) enable common situational awareness between HQ, RBs and COs.

To ensure the sustainability of the tool and maximize its use in the implementation of WFP's access strategies in the region, the Regional Bureau plan and the Mali Country Office plan to recruit an Access Data Analyst to be based in Bamako, Mali.

Reporting to the Regional EPR Access Advisor, the Consultant will support Access Officers in the Central Sahel, Gulf of Guinea, and Lake Chad Basin in maintaining and institutionalising the Access Monitoring Tool in the respective country offices and ensure a sustainable data pipeline and visibility in access constraint locations.

KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES (not all-inclusive)
Provide technical expertise and support to rollout the AMT in Central Sahel and its extension to other countries in the region faced with access constraints.

Support the Regional Bureau Dakar (RBD) in the production of regular and on-demand access-related maps and analysis.

Support and take the lead on design initiatives for new products for WFP operation needs (including but not limited to advocacy for donors, materials for workshops and trainings.)

Support the Regional bureau and the Country office teams in information and data analysis to inform and influence various stakeholders (UNDSS, authorities, donors, partners, etc..) on access issues, constraints, and dilemmas.

Support and accompany RBD and the COs in operationalizing the AMT – including setting up a harmonized data collection system, regular data quality monitoring and data visualization in accordance with WFP standards.

Train RB and CO Access teams in the use of the AMT

Ensure the archiving of products and publications in the Teams space and their sharing with the COs and the RBD,

Liaise with the HQ GIS unit to ensure standards and best practices are captured and incorporated into CO specific AMT.

Liaise with RBD TEC team to explore all data automation if possible and their linkages for the AMT in the corporate data environment of WFP.

Produce and maintain all relevant documentation on the use and maintenance of the spatial dashboards as well as record all lessons learnt from implementation and use of AMT.

Undertake capacity strengthening missions to the COs and related locations, as required.

Perform any other duties as required.

DELIVERABLES AT THE END OF THE CONTRACT:
• Access Monitoring Tool (AMT) is created for all the identified country offices in the region.
• A smooth and sustainable data pipeline has been established and clearly communicated to the country offices.
• All documentations on technical requirements and lessons learnt are in place and shared with relevant stakeholders.
• A system is in place to produce monthly Access maps status, corridors roads status at regional and Country by Country level.
• Access Officers/Focal Points trained on the use of the AMT.

4Ps CORE ORGANISATIONAL CAPABILITIES
Purpose

Understand and communicate the Strategic Objectives: Utilizes understanding of WFP’s Strategic Objectives to communicate linkages to team objectives and work.

Be a force for positive change: Proactively identifies and develops new methods or improvements for self and immediate team to address work challenges within own work area.

Make the mission inspiring to our team: Identifies opportunities to further align individual contributions with WFP’s mission of making an impact on local communities.

Make our mission visible in everyday actions: Helps colleagues to see the link between their individual tasks and the contributions of their unit’s goals to the broader context of WFP’s mission.

People

Look for ways to strengthen people's skills: Is able to identify, support and encourage focused on-the-job learning opportunities to address gaps between current skillsets and needed future skillsets for WFP.

Create an inclusive culture: Recognizes the contributions of teammates, and encourages contributions from culturally different team mates to recognise the value of diversity above and beyond just including it in programming for beneficiaries.

Be a coach & provide constructive feedback: Provides and solicits ongoing constructive feedback on strengths and development opportunities to help develop individual skills, whilst also helping others identify areas for improvement.

Create an “I will”/”We will” spirit: Sets clear targets for self and others to focus team efforts in ambiguous situations (e.g., unprecedented issues and/or scenarios).

Performance

Encourage innovation & creative solutions: Thinks beyond team’s conventional approaches to formulate creative methods for delivering food aid and assistance to beneficiaries.

Focus on getting results: Maintains focus on achieving individual results in the face of obstacles such as volatile or fragile environments and/or organizational roadblocks.

Make commitments and make good on commitments: Takes personal accountability for upholding and delivering upon team’s commitments and provides assurance to stakeholders.

Be Decisive: Demonstrates ability to adjust to team’s plans and priorities to optimize outcomes in light of evolving directives, while also responding quickly in high-pressure environments, such as in emergency settings.

Partnership

Connect and share across WFP units: Demonstrates an understanding of when and how to tactfully engage other units in conversations on impact, timing, or planning.

Build strong external partnerships: Networks regularly with key external partners using formal and informal opportunities to understand each partner’s unique value proposition, and to build and strengthen relationships.

Be politically agile & adaptable: Demonstrates ability to adapt engagement approach in the context of evolving partner circumstances and expectations.

Be clear about the value WFP brings to partnerships: Demonstrates ability to articulate to internal and external audiences the value that individual contributions and immediate teams bring to partnerships.

CLOSING DATE: 02.01.2024
Female applicants and qualified applicants from developing countries are especially encouraged to apply

WFP has zero tolerance for discrimination and does not discriminate on the basis of HIV/AIDS status.

No appointment under any kind of contract will be offered to members of the UN Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions (ACABQ), International Civil Service Commission (ICSC), FAO Finance Committee, WFP External Auditor, WFP Audit Committee, Joint Inspection Unit (JIU) and other similar bodies within the United Nations system with oversight responsibilities over WFP, both during their service and within three years of ceasing that service.

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