Consultant – Illicit Financial Flows

Job Description

As a consultant under the supervision of the statistician at UNODC, you will create essential outputs to enhance methodologies for measuring illicit financial flows (IFFs) related to crime. Your key tasks will include developing a comprehensive work plan, conducting a critical review of capacity building materials, and crafting practical guidelines (60-80 pages) that demystify the measurement of crime-related IFFs. This includes understanding the significance of IFFs, exploring various criminal activities like drug trafficking and human trafficking, assessing data availability, and outlining common challenges. The role offers flexibility as it is home-based and spans from April to September 2025. To thrive in this role, you’ll need a master’s degree in a relevant field, at least seven years of hands-on experience with IFF methodologies, and strong writing skills for international audiences. Proficiency in English is required, and knowledge of another UN language is a bonus. 🌍📊✍️

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