Conduct a research on academia supporting refugees in Poland

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Mission and objectives

UNITAR Division of Prosperity offers world-class learning and knowledge sharing services to present and future change-makers from developing countries, particularly youth and women, that are designed to shape an inclusive, sustainable and prosperous world.We train developing countries, particularly those facing socio-economic challenges including LDCs, LLCDs, SIDs and conflict/post conflict countries, and marginalized communities, including women and youth, with the skills for sustainable prosperity.Our programmes strive to accelerate the achievement of the SDGs, prioritizing the agenda’s goal to reach the furthest behind first to ensure no one is left behind. We offer evidenced-based learning services using cutting edge methodologies and technologies adaptable to the needs of the regions and individuals we serve.With our headquarters in Hiroshima, peacebuilding is central to our work.

Context

The UNITAR Division for Prosperity is considering to launch a new training programme, reaching out to more people who need learning opportunities for their communities and countries. It will be a key in a successful planning to diversify our research and enhance our understanding in the local situations. Support by motivated Online Volunteers will help the Division better engage with future participants. Further, this collaboration with online volunteers will support UNITAR Division for Prosperity to continue its effort in contributing and advancing SDG No. 16 Peace, justice and strong institutions.

Task description

The UNITAR Division for Prosperity is looking for support from motivated Online Volunteers with previous experience in conducting research and marketing. Specifically, Online Volunteers are asked to support us with the research of mapping-out of academic institutions that support displaced persons of Ukraine, especially those are currently in Poland. Online Volunteers are expected to deliver a +/- 3-page result of their research in English. If the raw data is in any other language than English, its summary needs to be translated.