Impact Evaluation Specialist
Pubblicato il 19-10-2026 - Global Roles in Roma
The Impact Evaluation Specialist supports the coordination and management of WFP's Climate and Resilience Impact Evaluation Window and leads or contributes to the delivery of impact evaluations. The role involves designing impact evaluations, managing data collection and analysis, engaging with stakeholders, and producing reports to support evidence-based decision making in humanitarian and development contexts.
Responsibilities Support the coordination and management of the WFP's Climate and Resilience Impact Evaluation Window including defining evidence priorities, delivering window level deliverables, and maintaining management tools and data systems.
Lead or contribute to the design and delivery of impact evaluations under the Climate and Resilience Window using best practices and WFP Process Guide.
Lead or contribute to procurement of Institutional Review Board approvals and data collection firms, and support data collection activities.
Assist in the design, revision, and programming of household survey questionnaires.
Lead or support data analysis in accordance with agreed impact evaluation designs and timelines.
Engage with field coordinators and stakeholders at country and regional office levels.
Produce or review detailed reports outlining impact evaluation activities and findings at inception, mid-line(s), and end line stages.
Support quality assurance and peer review processes for impact evaluation reports.
Lead or support design and dissemination workshops and undertake field visits as required.
Perform any other duties assigned by the Head of the Impact Evaluation Unit.
Requirements Masters degree in academic disciplines relevant to the assignment (economics, political science, development studies, etc.). A doctoral degree is considered an advantage.
A minimum of 6 years' professional experience supporting the delivery and quality of impact evaluations, and preferably with exposure to climate/resilience impact evaluations or research.
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