Researcher (Situational Awareness And Risk Analysis)

Role The role of the Researcher (Situational Awareness and Risk Analysis) will be to carry out in-depth interdisciplinary research into particular locations in Lebanon. The Researcher (Situational Awareness and Risk Analysis) will work in the Lebanon Research Unit comprising two other Researchers. They will collaborate with the Lebanon Research Unit to develop a rigorous quantitative and qualitative methodology. Research will examine topics including, how conflict is managed, how law and order is delivered, how services and goods are delivered, and the impact of the Syrian conflict and refugee crisis on the location. The Researcher (Situational Awareness and Risk Analysis) will research these topics to give an understanding of the feasibility and best methodology for the implementation of projects. The Researcher (Situational Awareness and Risk Analysis) will also use this situational awareness to enumerate and grade the risks to projects and its stakeholders, and define risk management approaches. The Researcher (Situational Awareness and Risk Analysis) will work in a self-directed manner. In addition to producing high quality work to tight deadlines, they will report regularly to provide the Lebanon Research Unit with a running understanding of the locations in question.   Deliverables Interdisciplinary literature review on the locations; Development of suitable methodology for the Situation Awareness and Risk Analysis research; Tailored Situational Awareness and Risk Analysis report on particular locations in Lebanon; and Evidence-grounded and actionable recommendations for the implementation of a projects in the locations under study.