The IRC’s Global Crisis Analysis team
The IRC’s Global Crisis Analysis (GCA) team sits within both the Policy & Advocacy team and the Emergency Unit. It supports the IRC to make timely, informed decisions about how to respond to humanitarian crises by deploying robust, “good enough” analysis of political, climate, conflict, economic or other factors driving crises.
It sits in a cross-cutting position, between the External Relations and Crisis Response, Recovery and Development departments, reflecting that its analysis drives decisions about both programmatic and policy responses to crisis.
The GCA team’s role is not limited to delivering analysis, however, and members of the team are expected to serve as trusted advisers to IRC colleagues, supporting them to understand how to apply analysis to their work.
Key Working Relationships:
Position Reports to: Director, Global Crisis Analysis Position directly supervises: None Other relationships: Global Crisis Analysis team, Emergency Unit, global Policy and Solutions team, a network of Country Program and regional focal points.
Job Qualifications:Education/Experience:
• An undergraduate degree or equivalent experience plus 6-8 years relevant professional experience.
• At least 1-2 years of this professional experience should involve editing analysis written by others.**
