Facilitator for EvalforEarth Community of Practice
Pubblicato il 13-10-2026 - UN Atlas in Roma
Work arrangement Remote / Home-based
Organizational Context
The World Food Programme (WFP) is the world's largest humanitarian organization, dedicated to saving lives and building a pathway to peace and prosperity. WFP operates in emergencies, assisting people recovering from conflict, disasters, and extreme weather. With a diverse, skilled, and committed workforce, WFP strives for an inclusive environment where employees embody its core values and collaborate to serve those in need.
Job Purpose
The Facilitator for the EvalforEarth Community of Practice (CoP) will play a crucial role in fostering knowledge sharing and engagement among evaluation professionals focused on agriculture, food security, rural development, and the environment. This remote-based consultancy will involve managing the EvalforEarth web platform, curating and translating content, and actively engaging a community of over 2,750 registered experts. The facilitator will organize and lead webinars, virtual meetings, and other events,
while also monitoring community activities and reporting on key performance indicators. A significant aspect of the role includes strengthening partnerships with sponsoring agencies and seeking collaboration opportunities with academic institutions, particularly in the Global South, to enhance the CoP's reach and impact.
Responsibilities
The Facilitator for the EvalforEarth Community of Practice (CoP) will be responsible for enhancing engagement and knowledge sharing among its members, who focus on evaluation methods related to agriculture, food security, rural development, and the environment. This role involves actively managing the CoP's web platform and social media presence, ensuring content is up-to-date and engaging. Key responsibilities include curating and updating discussions, blogs, publications, and event calendars, as well as translating essential content into French and Spanish. The facilitator will also drive community engagement by identifying eme