Nutrition Analyst I: Data-Driven Health & Policy

World Food Programme; Roma; In loco; EUR 42.000 - 64.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

The World Food Programme is seeking a Nutrition Analyst to join the Nutrition, School Meals and Social Protection Service in Rome. The consultant will strengthen capacity in nutrition analytics, support Enhance platform applications, and translate analytical findings into programme design and policy-relevant decisions.

The role requires graduate-level qualifications and 3–5 years of relevant experience in nutrition analysis, costing, and modelling, with strong data skills and the ability to work

Competenze

• Graduate-level degree in Public Health, Nutrition, Economics or related quantitative field.
• 3–5 years of relevant professional experience in nutrition analytics or related areas.
• Experience with cost and affordability analyses and nutrition modelling is preferred.

Mansioni

• Assess market-based nutrition interventions and local food solutions.
• Strengthen capacity and application of Enhance analysis.
• Provide technical support for cost and affordability analyses and nutrition modelling.
• Contribute to country-level FNG and Sustainable Healthy Diet processes and associated analyses.
• Prepare decision-support materials and policy briefs translating findings into programme recommendations.

Conoscenze

Quantitative analysis

R or STATA

Nutrition knowledge

Data interpretation

Multidisciplinary collaboration

Formazione

Masters in Public Health

Strumenti

R

STATA

Descrizione del lavoro

The World Food Programme is seeking a Nutrition Analyst to join the Nutrition, School Meals and Social Protection Service in Rome. The consultant will strengthen capacity in nutrition analytics, support Enhance platform applications, and translate analytical findings into programme design and policy-relevant decisions.

The role requires graduate-level qualifications and 3–5 years of relevant experience in nutrition analysis, costing, and modelling, with strong data skills and the ability to work