Evidence to Influence Advisor

• Curate, analyse, and produce structured evidence products from AIM, CVA, and programmatic monitoring data
• Synthesise field-level advocacy results into evidence narratives
• Analyse social accountability findings for policy-relevant insights
• Link programme outcomes to advocacy evidence packages
• Produce evidence briefs, dashboards, and synthesis reports for internal decision-makers and external policy audiences
• Transform evidence data into policy briefs, position papers, advocacy narratives, fact sheets, talking points, and visual or multimedia evidence packages
• Collaborate with communications and external engagement teams to amplify evidence-based messaging
• Monitor legislative, regulatory, and policy developments at national, regional, and global levels
• Identify decision-makers, policy forums, and advocacy windows
• Analyse political economy and power dynamics to assess advocacy feasibility and entry points
• Produce intelligence briefs and policy landscape scans for Field, Regional, and Global advocacy planning
• Design and deliver capacity-building programmes for National Office staff, partners, and community advocates
• Identify stakeholder capacity gaps and develop targeted training and coaching plans
• Facilitate learning events, workshops, and peer exchanges
• Support regional and field offices in embedding unified, data-driven advocacy into national strategies and integrated programming frameworks
• Strengthen advocacy integration across strategies, programmes, and evidence systems
• Support strategic partnerships and advocacy monitoring and learning

• Master's degree in Public Policy, International Development, Political Science, Research Methods, or a related field
• Minimum 3-5 years of demonstrable experience producing policy briefs, evidence reports, and influencing products for policy audiences
• Strong proficiency in data systems such as AIM, CVA dashboards, or similar monitoring platforms to generate evidence
• Experience in stakeholder capacity building, training design, and facilitation
• Strong political economy analysis skills and familiarity with policy influencing strategies at national and international levels
• Fluency/high level of professional and technical spoken and written English
• Fluency in French, Spanish, Arabic, or Portuguese is an added advantage
• Ability to work effectively across diverse cultures, geographies, faith traditions, and time zones
• Strong emotional intelligence, cultural sensitivity, and adaptability in a global environment
• Excellent relationship-building and influencing skills
• Ability and willingness to travel nationally and/or internationally up to 15% of the time, approximately 2-3 times per year, with trips typically lasting up to one week
• CV must be submitted in English
• Final appointment is subject to residing in a country where World Vision International is registered and legally able to employ staff
• Applicant Types Accepted: Local Applicants Only

• Remote/homeworking position
• Local - Fixed Term Employee (Fixed Term) contract
• Opportunity to work with a globally distributed team
• Opportunity to work internationally across diverse cultures, geographies, faith traditions, and time zones
• Travel opportunities nationally and/or internationally up to 15% of the time