Specialist in DDT Risk Assessment and Public Health
Duty Station : GENEVA Department/Office : United Nations Environment Programme Date Posted : Jul 9, 2026 Deadline : Jul 17, 2026 Responsibilities
A1 – Collection and analysis of information: A comprehensive, evidence-based dataset and analysis on DDT production, use, and alternatives compiled from authoritative sources to inform the assessment report, by 31 July 2026. A2 – Preparation of draft assessment report: A structured draft assessment report presenting situational analysis, trends, evaluation of alternatives, country capacities, and initial conclusions and recommendations for expert review, by 31 August 2026. (approximately 30-40 pages with at least 10 graphs or tables) A3 – Finalization of the assessment report: A finalized, high-quality assessment report incorporating expert feedback, with validated conclusions and actionable recommendations on DDT use and transition to alternatives, by 20 October 2026. B1 – Preparation and delivery of presentations: Clear and informative presentations that effectively communicate the draft findings, updates, and key messages of the assessment report to support expert deliberations and decision-making during the online pre-meeting in August and during the eleventh expert group meeting in September 2026. C1 – Provide substantive support: Expert technical input and active participation that enhance the quality of discussions, ensure accuracy of the assessment, and support consensus-building within the DDT expert group, by 30 October 2026.
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Duty Station : GENEVA Department/Office : United Nations Environment Programme Date Posted : Jul 9, 2026 Deadline : Jul 17, 2026 Responsibilities
A1 – Collection and analysis of information: A comprehensive, evidence-based dataset and analysis on DDT production, use, and alternatives compiled from authoritative sources to inform the assessment report, by 31 July 2026. A2 – Preparation of draft assessment report: A structured draft assessment report presenting situational analysis, trends, evaluation of alternatives, country capacities, and initial conclusions and recommendations for expert review, by 31 August 2026. (approximately 30-40 pages with at least 10 graphs or tables) A3 – Finalization of the assessment report: A finalized, high-quality assessment report incorporating expert feedback, with validated conclusions and actionable recommendations on DDT use and transition to alternatives, by 20 October 2026. B1 – Preparation and delivery of presentations: Clear and informative presentations that effectively communicate the draft findings, updates, and key messages of the assessment report to support expert deliberations and decision-making during the online pre-meeting in August and during the eleventh expert group meeting in September 2026. C1 – Provide substantive support: Expert technical input and active participation that enhance the quality of discussions, ensure accuracy of the assessment, and support consensus-building within the DDT expert group, by 30 October 2026.
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Specialist in DDT Risk Assessment and Public Health Arbeitgeber: United Nations
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