Food Security Analyst

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JOB TITLE: FSIN Secretariat Food Security and Nutrition Analyst
TYPE OF CONTRACT: The Food Security Information Network (FSIN) is a multi-partner initiative co-sponsored by FAOIFPRI FEWSNET JRC IPC and WFP to exchange knowledge and best practices on food security andnutrition analyses. Its Secretariat is based in the Analysis Planning and Performance (APP)Division of WFP in Rome Italy.
The FSIN Secretariat uses a consultative and consensus-based approach to facilitate the productionof analytical food security publications and to support the strengthening of country and regionalcapacities for data collection analysis and decision-making.

1. facilitating global and regional analytical products such as the Global Report on Food Crises(GRFC) and its by-products and updates with 16 partner organisations;
2. supporting activities related to data and information gaps; 3) facilitating support to regional or national food security information systems.

The Food Security and Nutrition Officer will contribute to the work of the FSIN Secretariat andreport to the FSIN Technical Coordinator.
In collaboration with the FSIN Secretariat team and partners/co-authors of FSIN publications the incumbents responsibilities will include:
Evaluate food security assessment characteristics to ensure that GRFC technical requirements aremet (methodology analysis coverage report relevance analytical rigor and quality of reportcontent);
Conduct qualitative and quantitative research on food crises and associated topics;
Analyse food security nutrition and displacement data for the reporting year to derive keymessages and evidence;
Support the technical review and quality assurance checks for FSIN analytical products to ensurecontent consistency and language are held to FSIN standards;
Lead the drafting of country regional and global analyses as required;
Contribute to the management of the FSIN database;
Support the identification and validation of data with key partners;
Support the development of dissemination material (eg Powerpoint presentations for various
audiences and fora; DELIVERABLES AT THE END OF THE CONTRACT:
Main deliverables will consist of significant contributions to the FSIN publications and events
The Global Report on Food Crisis 2026
Food security and nutrition data related analytical products as requested
A Masters degree in food security nutrition economics public health or relatedfield.
Experience: At least six years of professional experience (preferably in an international context)preferably in food security nutrition and or displacement analysis and assessment data analysisand research. Deep knowledge of food security and nutrition assessments methodologies and indicatorsincluding IPC WFP CARI HNO HTO IPC AMN MICS and SMART surveys;
Strong writing skills and ability to translate technical documents into easily understoodmaterial;
A proven track record of data analysis and data management;
Capacity to assume leadership over key work streams such as drafting and data analysis;
Ability to work in a small team and establish good working relationships with people fromdifferent cultural backgrounds.

Languages: Fluency (spoken and written) in English and competency in French or Spanish.

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