Climate Change and Environmental Health Advisor

World Food Programme (WFP)

The Climate Change and Environmental Health Advisor will integrate climate resilience into food security programs, conduct environmental health risk assessments, and advise on sustainable practices. Qualifications: Master's degree in Climate Science, Environmental Health, or related field; 8+ years of experience; field experience in humanitarian settings.
### Strategic Analysis The Climate Change and Environmental Health Advisor role at WFP is a linchpin in the global humanitarian response to the climate crisis. As climate change exacerbates food insecurity, this position bridges the gap between environmental health and food assistance, ensuring that programs are not only reactive but also proactive in building resilience. By conducting environmental health risk assessments, the advisor identifies vulnerabilities in communities, enabling targeted interventions that mitigate climate impacts. This role is critical because it moves beyond traditional food aid to address the root causes of hunger, aligning with the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement. In the humanitarian landscape, where climate-related disasters are increasing, this advisor serves as a strategic asset, guiding WFP's adaptation efforts and fostering sustainable practices that protect both people and planet.