Overview
The consultant will review and analyze available environmental data sources and environmental economic accounts relevant to climate change and natural disaster statistics, with a focus on gender-relevant variables and disaggregation potential.
Tasks Summary
- Map and analyze data sources on climate change and gender at the national level, including censuses, statistical surveys, administrative records, geospatial data, monitoring systems, scientific research, citizen-generated data and Big data.
- Systematically review existing environmental economic accounting frameworks and related datasets, identifying tables, variables and data structures relevant for climate change and natural disaster statistics, and assessing their potential for integration with gender-related variables.
- Identify surveys, administrative records and data systems that contain gender-relevant variables, and assess their potential for disaggregation by sex, age, household characteristics, geographic area, institutional sector, economic activity, energy or fuel type and other relevant dimensions.
- Contribute technical inputs to national discussions and workshops related to data mapping, including supporting the preparation of materials and background analysis for the national data mapping workshop organized under the project.
Experience Requirements
- At least 2 years of technical experience working with national statistics and data is required.
- Experience in environment, climate change, disaster-related or gender statistics is required.
- Experience working with national statistical offices on data collection/reporting is desirable.
Qualification Requirements
A bachelor’s degree in economics, statistics, sociology, environmental science, data science, information science, gender studies or another related field is required. A master’s degree in the related field is highly desirable.
