Agriculture Expert Consultant (Roster)
UN Technology Bank for the Least Developed CountriesRemote
Global health and wellbeingDevelopment finance and aid policyResearchPolicy
Why this is on the board
In the poorest countries, a large share of the population lives off agriculture. A technology assessment or policy advice that a ministry adopts can therefore affect the income and food security of many households at once. It does involve separate assignments drawn from a pool of experts: you provide the basis for decisions, but do not make them yourself.
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About the role
Join a UN roster of agriculture experts providing technical assistance and policy advice to least developed countries on technology adoption and innovation. - Select primary and secondary technical domains from six agricultural areas: water management, digital agriculture, crop production, post-harvest systems, sustainable farming, or fisheries. - Provide expertise across four functional scopes: technology assessment, policy research, stakeholder engagement, or project design and implementati…
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