
Consultant – Data Management
Category | Grade:Professional | CONDeadline:13 Aug 2026Job ID:282184Posted on:3 Aug 2026
Overview
Builds Comoros’ capacity to produce and use reliable fisheries statistics by mapping national data sources, assessing collection methods and recommending sustainable systems. The consultancy develops a validated fisheries catalogue and practical methods for SDG 14.4.1 and fishing-effort indicators with national and UN partners.
Department: United Nations Statistics Division
Languages
Required: French, English
Desired: Another UN language
Minimum Experience
5 years
Estimated Salary
Not available
Responsibilities
- Design the methodology and schedule for mapping fisheries data sources
- Assess data-collection tools against SDG and FAO methodologies
- Identify fisheries-data stakeholders, sources, gaps and reporting challenges
- Profile source formats, coverage, disaggregation, frequency and quality
- Recommend improvements to data collection, estimation and national platforms
- Draft and validate the fisheries data catalogue with national and UN partners
- Build capacity to calculate fisheries indicators including SDG 14.4.1
- Recommend secure and sustainable data-sharing arrangements
Requirements
- Advanced university degree in economics, statistics, mathematics, environmental sciences, social sciences or a related field with five years of data analysis or management experience, or bachelor’s degree with seven years
- Experience working with a national statistical system focused on environmental data
- Experience using data disaggregated by geography, sex and population groups
- Full command of spoken and written French and English
Skills
Data Catalogue DevelopmentStatistical Data ManagementData Quality AssessmentFisheries StatisticsIndicator DevelopmentStakeholder ConsultationCapacity BuildingData GovernanceTechnical Reporting
Tools
SDG 14.4.1
Additional info
- Home-based consultancy from 1 September to 30 December 2026
- May require project-authorised travel with airfare and daily subsistence allowance covered separately