In the next phase of the census project, UNFPA must take into account a range of channels and modalities to disseminate results as part of efforts to build understanding and capacity to use census results. Awareness and capacity building strategies have been guided by recommendations from consultations held in States and Regions by a team of national and international experts. Main results from the Census were released on the 29th of May 2015, in-print and on-line.īuilding trust in the census process and capacity to use the data are a priority focus of UNFPA’s peace and conflict sensitivity efforts. The 2014 Population and Housing Census conducted enumeration in April 2014 after more than 30 years without a Census. UNFPA wishes to enlist the services of an international consultant with experience in conflict sensitivity, consultation and peace and security to ensure that political risks, sensitivities and mitigation measures continue to be integrated and addressed in all aspects of ongoing census work.
The consultant is expected to maintain links with relevant government ministries, national institutions and the international development community as needed. The consultant will work in close collaboration with the national conflict sensitivity adviser and the Department of Population. The consultant will work under the overall guidance of the Representative of UNFPA, with close coordination, guidance and support from the census coordinator in Yangon. Assignment Title: International Conflict Sensitivity Consultantĭuty Station: Yangon with travel to Nay Pyi Taw and possibly other states and regions.ĭuration: 6 months with possibility of renewal up to 11 monthsĬlosing Date for Application: 7th July 2016
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