Research Analyst - The Hague, The Netherlands

The International NGO Safety Organisation is hiring a Research Analyst in The Hague to produce analytical reports on humanitarian safety and access.

• Develop, write and publish INSO’s Global Monthly Report, which assesses trends in humanitarian safety and access across INSO’s country platforms.
• Develop, write and publish the Safety and Access Review, our global quarterly report examining the humanitarian implications of conflict dynamics.
• Deliver briefs and tailored analysis products addressing emerging dynamics or cross-contextual challenges related to humanitarian safety and access.
• Contribute to comparative analysis of NGO-specific risks through benchmark dashboards and briefs provided directly to NGOs.
• Contribute to thematic reports on cross-contextual or structural issues relevant to NGO safety and access.
• Contribute to research projects that aim to use INSO’s field data and access in addressing prevalent and recurring risks to humanitarian programming.
• Assist the Deputy Director in the development and application of the department’s internal processes, product guidelines and operating procedures.
• Liaise and coordinate with INSO’s Regional Analysts regarding contributions to global reports, thematic papers and analytical training.
• Identify and cultivate a network of contacts within the broader humanitarian community and beyond to expand INSO’s global visibility, membership, exchanges and coordination.
• Track and report on existing or emerging humanitarian crises.
• Ensure and reinforce the continuity and consistency between INSO’s consolidated internal data and externally distributed analytical products on a global level.

• Essential*
• 3 years’ experience working in and on insecure/post-conflict environments, preferably in an analytical capacity.
• Technical proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Power BI.
• Demonstrable experience providing concise and actionable analysis tailored to the needs of senior decision-makers and executives.
• Advanced command of English, both verbally and in writing.
• Relevant experience working in NGOs, international organisations, the military, research bodies or journalism.
• Demonstrable understanding of safety discourses and dynamics as they relate to the humanitarian infrastructure, NGO operations and coordination mechanisms.
• Master's degree in International Relations/ Political Science, Security/ Conflict Studies, Humanitarian Action/ Humanitarianism, International Humanitarian Law or Journalism.
• Desirable*
• Knowledge of French.
• Strong comprehension of conflict analysis, conflict sensitivity and/or do no harm.
• Ability to work both independently and collaboratively to meet tight deadlines.
• Prior country-level experience, contextual knowledge and/or information networks from working in the humanitarian field or in a related area.
• Experience engaging and coordinating efforts across multiple levels of NGO hierarchy (field, national, regional and HQ)
• A firm understanding of relevant narratives and complementary sources within and beyond the humanitarian community.