The consultancy will provide targeted support on a When-Actually-Employed basis to strengthen Emergency Preparedness and Response (EPR) capacities, support Cash-Based Transfers (CBT) including risk management, and contribute to institutional data management (IDM) compliance. It will also support the implementation of a smallholder farmer resilience project and cash transfers in Belize.
5-10 years of progressively responsible professional experience related to humanitarian and development programmes, policies, strategies or plans and institutional structures, preferably in relation to food security and nutrition objectives, risks, shocks and related emergency responses in humanitarian and/or development contexts. At least three years of professional level work experience specifically in the areas of humanitarian affairs and relevant areas along the policy and programme cycle (e.g., cash-based transfers (CBT), identity management (IDM), assurance, Emergency Preparedness & Response, Supply Chain, etc.). Experience in developing and maintaining partnerships with a variety of stakeholders: governments and/or humanitarian & development stakeholders, preferably related to social protection, food security & nutrition, risks, shocks, and related emergency responses or other types of programmes.
University degree (Master or higher recognized by in International Affairs, Political Science, Economics, Public Policy or any other relevant field, or First University degree with additional years of related work experience.
