Location: Home-based (35 days) and Port Moresby (10 days)
Duration: 45 days between 01 July and 30 September 2023
Background:
The National Statistical Office in collaboration with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and with the funding support from the Australian Government, has concluded the conduct of the Socio-Demographic and Economic Survey (SDES). The SDES is a nationally representative sample survey designed to generate indicators on population and demographic characteristics, labour and employment, migration, education, fertility, household, and housing characteristics. These indicators will be used to monitor the progress of the country in terms of the targets set in the Sustainable Development Goals, PNG Vision 2050, Medium-Term Development Plan III, and other monitoring tools of the government.
Three Thematic Reports, namely: i) Economic Well-Being of the Population, ii) Fertility/Mortality, and iii) Demographic Dividend are currently being prepared and expected to be completed in the next quarter. The SDES collected rich information that is vital for evidence-based plans and programmes.
The recently released key indicators revealed that one in four (24.3 per cent) of the population had migrated in another district at least once. Hence, to better understand the characteristics of the migrants as to their sex, age group, educational attainment, economic characteristics, and other characteristics, in comparison to the non-migrants there is a need for the services of a Migration Writer/Analyst to analyze any pattern that may exist among migrants. This analysis is vital in the preparation of plans and strategies in the receiving areas as well as in the areas of origin.
Scope of work
With the guidance of the UNFPA Chief Technical Adviser (CTA), the Writer/Analyst will:
Qualifications and Experience
Qualification
Professional experience
analysis on migration;
Competencies
Values:
Core Competencies: