Support the collection and analysis of data through the Teenage Mothers Assessment in Iraq to strengthen evidence-based programming and policy dialogue related to vulnerable adolescent mothers.
Conducting comprehensive quantitative and qualitative analysis of the collected assessment data, identifying key findings, trends, vulnerabilities, and service gaps affecting teenage mothers.
At least 7 years of relevant professional experience in data analysis, research, assessments, social policy, or evidence generation related to vulnerable populations, adolescents, or social protection programmes. Previous working experience with government institutions, NGOs, UNICEF, UN agencies, or other international organizations would be an asset.
Advanced university degree (Masters) in Statistics, Social Sciences, Public Policy, Development Studies, Economics, Data Analysis, Research Methodology, or a related field. Solid hands-on experience and a proven professional track record in data analysis, research, assessment studies, and report writing may be accepted in lieu of an advanced academic qualification.
