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Expression of Interest (EOI) – Technical Expert Pool

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Expression of Interest (EOI) – Technical Expert Pool - REMOTE
We are inviting applications from qualified technical experts to join a pool of specialists who will provide advisory and implementation support across key thematic areas. This pool will enable rapid deployment of expertise to meet programme delivery needs. Please note that this is remote and does not require a UK base.
Areas of Expertise
We seek professionals with proven experience in one or more of the following domains:
- Governance and Institutional Strengthening
- Public sector reform
- Capacity building for government institutions
- Anti-corruption and transparency initiatives
- Stakeholder Engagement and Social Cohesion
- Community engagement and participatory approaches
- Conflict sensitivity and peacebuilding strategies
- Civil society and private sector collaboration
- Policy Development and Advisory
- Policy analysis and formulation
- Legislative and regulatory frameworks
- Evidence-based decision-making and research
- Justice and Rule of Law
- Legal reform
- Access to justice
- Transitional justice mechanisms
- Security Sector Reform
- Police and military reform
- DDR (Disarmament, Demobilization, Reintegration)
- Economic Recovery and Livelihoods
- Market systems development
- Job creation
- Private sector engagement
- Climate and Environmental Resilience
- Conflict-sensitive natural resource management
- Energy Reform
- Energy policy and regulatory frameworks
- Renewable energy development
- Energy infrastructure rehabilitation
- Energy security and resilience
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Scope of Work
Experts may be engaged for:
- Short term technical assessments
- Project design and implementation
- Training and capacity building
- Policy development and advisory services
Eligibility Criteria


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Interested individuals or firms should demonstrate:
- Proven expertise in one or more technical areas listed above
- Strong communication and analytical skills
- Ability to work in diverse cultural and geographic contexts
- Demonstrated ability to work in complex, multi-stakeholder environments
- Strong understanding of political economy and conflict dynamics
- Regional experience in Yemen
- Arabic language proficiency
- Familiarity with centre-of-government reforms
Submission Requirements
Applicants should submit:
- Curriculum Vitae (CV) or organisational profile detailing technical domain
- Daily Rate or Fee structure
Deadline and Submission
EOIs should be submitted by CoB Thursday 8th October to YFFM-ResourcingSupport@chemonics.com with the subject line: EOI – Technical Expert Pool.
Selection Process
Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for further assessment and inclusion in the pool.
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