United Nations and development partners in Timor-Leste are working towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): 17 interconnected and ambitious Goals which address the major development challenges faced by people in Timor-Leste and around the world. With barely 5 years to go until 2030, and globally SDGs indicators off target, investing more in human capital is seen as a priority for sustainable development and economic growth.
United Nations Timor-Leste, with a population of over 1.3 million and a diverse topography, is characterized by six agroclimatic zones. While the Human Development Index (HDI) has improved since 2000, inequality remains significant, with a 28.1% reduction in HDI when adjusted for inequality. The 2022 census shows a youthful population, with 64.6% under 30 years of age, and an average household size of 5.4 people. Urbanization is limited, with only 28.6% living in urban areas.
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United Nations recruits the consultant will report to the Head of Resident Coordinator’s Office and day-day tasks, managed by the Development Economist with the following tasks and responsibilities:
1. Develop a data entry mapping assessment tool to take account of 2 below.
2. Undertake a detailed review of the data of 13 Municipalities on development projects – names of projects; focus of projects(i) thematic and ii) disaggregated into specific interventions (capacity building/training/skill development; policy change; knowledge generation, service provision); target beneficiaries; Sucos/Aldeia/Municipality where the projects are located; implementing organization; donors including ministries; levels of funding; partners – if projects are being implemented by more than 1 donor/organization; involvement of Municipality Authority in the planning of the projects; timeframe of completion; sustainability plans to integrate into national/Municipality Plans. This task to be done in collaboration with the Ministry of State Administration and Presidents of Municipality Authorities.
3. Develop an accessible map of the information using AI tools, to cluster all interventions in each Municipality along the 6 SDG Transitions (Food Systems Transformation; Energy Access and affordability; Digital connectivity; Transforming Education; Jobs and Social protection; climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution) and further mapped under the 4 pillars of the National Strategic Development Plan (Social Capital; Infrastructure Development; Economic Development and Institutional Framework).
4. Document the lessons learned, and challenges throughout the project stages to be shared with the Ministry of State Administration and President of Municipal Authorities. 5. Participate in relevant meetings, workshops, and consultations to gather feedback, address concerns, and foster positive relationships.
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Bachelor’s in Statistics, Social Sciences, data management or relevant academic qualifications. An advanced degree in data management and analytics is desirable. 1. Experience in data management tools, data visualization tools and spreadsheet, research and ability to interpret and analyze information. 2. Experience in working with Timor-Leste government agencies, including previous experience in working in Municipalities. international organizations, and other stakeholders involved in infrastructure projects is an asset. 3. A minimum of 3 (Three) years of relevant professional experience in data analytics. 4. Proficiency in using computer-aided design (CAD) software and other software tools including GIS and AI is desired.
Local travel to up to 6 municipalities will be required. Deliverables:
1. A mapping tool on the data entry and database developed for the scope of work as indicated in the tasks.
2. An inception plan on how the assignment will be carried out and needs during the period of assignment in consultation with the Ministry of State Administration.
3. Final mapping of all information collected in user/interactive model that shows the analysis in a visual way of the SDG transitions, funding and other.
4. Present report/assessment in a series of knowledge sharing events to the key government policy makers, Development Partner and UN agencies.
