Khulisa is currently seeking candidates for two positions with the following requisite qualifications for a ten-month evaluation of the Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM)-supported initiatives to prevent and reduce statelessness. 

Evaluation Team Requirements (for both positions)

• Master’s degree or higher in a relevant discipline;
• At least 5 (five) years of relevant work experience in humanitarian settings;
• Demonstrated familiarity with refugee and displacement contexts;
• Must have familiarity of both technical and humanitarian terms;
• Prior experience and knowledge of PRM is highly beneficial;
• Prior project and/or program experience on United States Government (USG)-funded assignments is required, preferably US Department of State and/or PRM;
• Familiarity with other donor institutions and UN agencies is beneficial;
• Must be proficient in English (speaking and writing).
• Proficiency in 1 or more advantageous:Thai, French, Ukrainian, Kurdish, Arabic, Nepali, Burmese, Malay; Kyrgyz, Russian or Swahili.
• Familiarity with software such as Excel, etc. for data analysis.
• Fully available to

Position 1: Evaluation Advisor/Specialist (Team Lead) (Mid or Senior)

• Experience designing, implementingand leading evaluations for complex humanitarian settings (i.e. refugee situations);
• Track record of managing large-scale evaluations effectively and collaboratively;
• Proven experience in quantitative and qualitative data collection, analysis, and reporting;
• Based in Washington D.C. U.S.

Position 2: Humanitarian Technical Advisor/Subject Matter Expert (Mid or Senior)

• Expertise in the prevention & reduction of statelessness, including its effect ondisplacement;
• Must have experience conducting research on statelessness or working on statelessness programming/advocacy in humanitarian response contexts;
• An understanding of gender-specific sensitivities in the context of statelessness is required;
• Thorough understanding and commitment to uphold ethical and safety standards, including protecting confidentiality, as it relates to researching statelessness;
• Prior understanding of State Department/PRM and its partners in protecting and empowering women and girls plus familiarity with other relevant statelessness resources.
• Based in Washington, D.C. or Geneva, Switzerland (preferred)

Interested?  Do you meet all the above requirements?

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