World Meteorological Organization Job Summary

Job Title: Institutional Coordination and Early Warning Systems (EWS) Specialist
Location: Home Based
Closing Date: 19/06/2026, 23:59
Contract: 60 days over a period of 6 months (with potential renewal)

Job Summary

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) is seeking an Institutional Coordination and Early Warning Systems (EWS) Specialist for an individual consultancy to support the implementation of the EW4ALL initiative in Togo.

The role involves supporting technical coordination, stakeholder engagement, project communication, and the development of the EW4ALL roadmap in collaboration with national meteorological and water resources agencies, civil protection, and other key stakeholders.

Background

In line with the global EW4ALL initiative, Togo is developing an action plan to enhance hazard warning systems to reduce population impacts.

This consultancy will analyze institutional frameworks, document lessons learned, and support the alignment of ongoing and planned projects, including GCF initiatives, to ensure effective implementation of EW4ALL objectives.

Key Duties and Responsibilities

1. Support Technical Coordination and Stakeholder Engagement

Conduct structured reviews of institutional mandates, workplans, and coordination mechanisms related to hydrometeorological and climate services.
Map ongoing and planned initiatives contributing to EW4ALL pillars, ensuring coherence and complementarity.
Develop actionable recommendations for building a cohesive national EW4ALL Action Plan.

2. Support Communication of Project Achievements

Describe project achievements related to EW4ALL pillars and suggest sustainability strategies.
Assist national institutions in capturing, documenting, and disseminating lessons learned.
Prepare communication articles on lessons learned from hydrometeorological and warning services projects.
Support dissemination of project success stories.

3. Support the Preparation of the EW4ALL Roadmap

Engage with ANAMET, DRE, and ANPC to gather strategic visions for early warning development.
Map current and upcoming investments from the government and projects, classified by EW4ALL pillars.
Coordinate the EW4ALL workshop alongside national agencies.
Prepare and support validation of the EW4ALL roadmap during the workshop.

Main Deliverables

Co-developed institutional workplans and GCF Alignment Matrix.
Final report summarizing activities, lessons learned, and the EW4ALL roadmap.

Required Skills and Experience

Education

Master’s degree or equivalent in Meteorology, Hydrology, Environmental Sciences, International Development, or related fields.

Experience

Minimum of 5 years in early warning systems, project planning, policy analysis, or climate-related project management, preferably in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Experience with national meteorological agencies and UN frameworks is highly desirable.

Languages

Fluency in French and strong working knowledge of English.

Salary and Duration

Payband C: $390 to $750 per day / $10,000 to $12,500 per month.
Duration: 60 days over 6 months, with the possibility of renewal based on performance and funding.

Additional Information

Focal Point: Tania Gascon (taniagascon@wmo.int)
Applications are to be submitted exclusively via the WMO e-recruitment system.
Shortlisted candidates may be required to undergo a written test and/or interview.
WMO promotes diversity and encourages applications from women, men, and persons with disabilities.