Support UNRCO Tanzania through systematic research

United Nations Resident Coordinator Office - UNRCO

Volunteer Closes 13 Oct 2026 13 days left

Overview

Support the UN Resident Coordinator's Office (UNRCO) in Tanzania through systematic research on climate-related misinformation and disinformation. The role involves evidence gathering, analysis, and documentation to strengthen technical assessments and recommendations.


Key Responsibilities
  • Conduct structured desk reviews of media, policy documents, and research.
  • Compile and organize evidence on climate-related misinformation and disinformation.
  • Support stakeholder and target-audience mapping.
  • Analyze and synthesize research findings.
  • Prepare analytical notes and evidence tables.
  • Support profiling and validation of trusted local messengers.
  • Consolidate research findings into reference materials.
  • Support preparation of presentation materials and handover documents.
Required Experience

Demonstrated experience conducting desk research, literature/media review, qualitative or quantitative analysis, and evidence synthesis. Experience supporting stakeholder mapping, programme research, communications research or evidence-based development initiatives is an asset. Familiarity with the Tanzanian development, environmental and climate policy context, media landscape, local institutions, civil society organisations (CSOs) and community networks is a strong asset.

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Development Studies, Environmental Studies, Social Sciences, Economics, Public Policy, International Development, Project Management, or a closely related field. A postgraduate qualification or relevant coursework is an asset.

Other Details
Languages Required
English, Level: Fluent, Required
Languages Preferred
Working knowledge of Kiswahili is advantageous for reviewing local sources and supporting validation of Tanzania-specific evidence.
Contract Duration
12 weeks
Work Modality
Online
Remuneration
Not specified
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