Food Security Analyst

CTG is currently seeking a qualified and experienced Food Security Analyst to join its global talent roster. This role offers short to long-term consultancy opportunities with leading humanitarian and development organizations around the world. If you’re looking for impactful food security jobs worldwide or international consultancy roles in agriculture, this is your opportunity to be part of critical global programs that support vulnerable communities and strengthen agricultural systems.

Key Job Information

• Position: VAC-29837 Food Security Analyst
• Location: Worldwide (Global Deployment)
• Employment Type: Consultancy (3–12+ month assignments)
• Start Date: 01-Jan-2026
• Apply By: 31-Dec-2025
• Vacancies: 1
• Experience Level: Senior (5+ years)

About CTG

Committed to Good (CTG) was founded in 2006 in Afghanistan and has grown into a trusted partner providing specialized Human Resources and staffing solutions in high-risk, conflict-affected, and climate-impacted regions. With a presence in over 35 countries and a global workforce exceeding 11,000 personnel, CTG supports critical humanitarian and development missions around the world.

CTG’s mission extends across several core service areas including:

• Staffing solutions and human resource management
• Monitoring and evaluation support
• Fleet and logistics coordination
• Facilities and project site management
• Sustainability and communications consulting
• Election monitoring and technical observation
• Medical assistance programs
• IT and digital services

For more about CTG’s mission, impact, and current operations, visit www.ctg.org.

Job Description

This opportunity is part of CTG’s pre-vetted talent pool for agriculture and food security jobs in emergency and development contexts. As a Food Security Analyst, you will provide technical support to international NGOs, UN agencies, and government partners engaged in agricultural resilience, food systems transformation, and nutrition-sensitive programming.

You will be expected to work in fragile and climate-stressed countries, conducting on-the-ground assessments and contributing to policy dialogue that helps address food insecurity and agricultural disruptions.

Key Responsibilities

Research & Analysis

• Conduct food security assessments through both primary data collection and secondary research
• Analyze the impact of climate shocks, conflict, and governance gaps on food systems
• Evaluate agricultural value chains and constraints to market access

Strategy & Policy Development

• Develop strategies for agricultural resilience aligned with national priorities
• Design interventions such as flood/drought-resistant cropping systems and smart irrigation solutions
• Draft policy recommendations that promote sustainable agriculture and food security

Coordination & Reporting

• Collaborate with government ministries, UN bodies (FAO, WFP), and local implementing partners
• Deliver technical reports supported by clean data and practical insights
• Support coordination among field teams, monitoring units, and stakeholders

Required Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Agricultural Economics, Agronomy, Food Security, or related fields (essential)
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in food security and agriculture programs (emergency or development)
• Experience in data analysis using IPC/Cadre Harmonisé methodology
• Strong understanding of sustainable agriculture and climate-smart practices
• Fluent in English (essential)

Preferred Qualifications

• Field experience in fragile, conflict-affected, or post-disaster settings (especially in Africa, MENA, or Asia)
• Familiarity with SPSS, STATA, GIS, or other analytical tools
• Fluency in French, Arabic, or Spanish (desirable)
• Experience contributing to national or international food security policy frameworks

Benefits and Compensation

This is a consultancy-based role offering competitive daily rates based on experience, location, and assignment scope. Additional benefits include:

• Flexible global deployment based on your area of expertise and preference
• Roster inclusion for future CTG assignments over a two-year period
• Opportunity to support mission-driven programs with UN and NGO partners
• Access to CTG learning resources and career development tools

How to Apply

If you are passionate about solving global food insecurity challenges and have the relevant expertise, this is one of the most impactful international agriculture consultancy jobs currently open. Qualified candidates—especially women and multilingual professionals—are strongly encouraged to apply.

To submit your application, click the “Apply Now” button below or visit the CTG website. Be sure your profile is complete with updated education, experience, and contact details for priority consideration.

Important Notes

• CTG does not charge any application, interview, or recruitment fees.
• CTG upholds a zero-tolerance policy for sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA).
• Candidates are expected to comply with CTG’s Code of Conduct throughout the recruitment and assignment process.

Join CTG’s global pool of experts working to build food systems that are secure, equitable, and climate-resilient.