Freelance Policy, Research & Advocacy Specialist

Bachelor’s degree + minimum 4 years of relevant experience, OR Bachelor’s + Master’s degree + minimum 2 years of relevant experience. Degrees may include: Public Policy, Political Science, International Relations, Economics, Law, Behavioural Science, Social Policy, Development Studies, or related fields. Strong policy understanding and ability to interpret complex legislative and governance frameworks. Proven research capability skilled in both qualitative and quantitative methods. Exceptional writing ability to produce concise, persuasive, and well-structured policy documents. Analytical strength capable of assessing policy options, impact pathways, and feasibility. Professional reliability: organized, proactive, and comfortable managing multiple assignments independently.

Conduct research, analysis, and literature reviews across priority policy areas. Gather, clean, and analyze qualitative and quantitative datasets. Monitor legislative, political, and regulatory developments internationally. Produce policy briefs, white papers, reports, and consultation responses. Prepare briefing materials and presentations for senior leadership and external engagements. Contribute to advocacy strategies aimed at influencing policymakers and stakeholders. Support communication outputs including website content, newsletters, and policy commentary. Participate in international meetings, conferences, or field research when required.