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World University Service of Canada (WUSC - EUMC)

Consultant – Business Development Services

World University Service of Canada (WUSC - EUMC)

. Conduct a market systems analysis and diagnosis of structural constraints affecting RDP youth enterprises .

Posted 10/22/2026contractRemote • MalawiMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in market systems analysis, economic development, and inclusive enterprise programming, with a focus on supporting youth, particularly in refugee contexts. Proficient in designing business development support models and facilitating training for diverse stakeholders.

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Market Systems AnalysisEconomic DevelopmentBusiness Development SupportFinancial Services LinkageGender and Disability Inclusion

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Hard Skills
Value Chain AnalysisCurriculum DevelopmentEntrepreneurship TrainingData CollectionAnalytical Skills
Soft Skills
Participatory FacilitationIntercultural TeamworkClear Communication
Tools & Technologies
Artificial IntelligenceMobile MoneyPitch Competitions
Industry Keywords
Refugee IssuesDisplacementYouth EnterprisesInclusive ProgrammingCommunity-Based Organizations

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Conduct a market systems analysis and diagnosis of structural constraints affecting RDP youth enterprises
  • Identify legal, policy, input, market, finance, skills and information barriers, including barriers affecting young women and youth with disabilities
  • Identify viable sectors and value chains for youth enterprises in and around Dzaleka, including host community partnerships and digital or remote work
  • Map financial service providers and establish practical pathways linking youth enterprises to financial services
  • Review RLO entrepreneurship curricula and incubation or hub models, including pitch competitions and start-up kits
  • Recommend changes and draft revised, inclusive and practical curriculum and enterprise-support materials
  • Train RLO staff to map and engage local market actors and sustain enterprise support after the assignment
  • Co-design work with RLO staff so skills remain within the RLOs
  • Produce inception, market diagnosis, enterprise growth and finance linkage, curriculum review, revised materials, training/orientation and final reports
  • Report to the RLO Opportunity Fund Manager, WUSC Kenya, and work with focal points at partner RLOs
  • Participate in stakeholder engagement, data collection, workshops and delivery of a ToT session/orientation

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Based in Malawi, ideally in Dzaleka
  • Good working knowledge of refugee and displacement issues
  • A degree in economics, business, development studies, or a related field, or any other equivalent
  • At least 3 years' experience in economic development or inclusion, preferably with refugees and displaced persons
  • Experience designing business development support and incubation models, including pitch competitions and start-up kits or seed grant schemes
  • Demonstrated experience in market systems or value chain analysis
  • Experience linking micro-enterprises to financial services, including MFIs, SACCOs, VSLAs and mobile money
  • Fluency in English
  • Refugee-led firms with relevant experience working with or through refugee-led or community-based organizations preferred
  • Experience applying gender and disability inclusion in enterprise programming preferred
  • Reasonable use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), with AI usage referenced/cited
  • Strong analytical skills and ability to write clearly for non-specialists
  • Participatory facilitation and adult learning skills
  • Respectful, trauma-informed engagement with refugee and host community youth
  • Record of meeting deadlines and working well in intercultural teams
  • Must sign and comply with WUSC's Safeguarding, Code of Conduct and Anti-Fraud policies
  • Must ensure informed consent, anonymization, secure storage and proper handling of personal data
  • Must avoid exposing participants to legal, protection or reputational risk
  • Deliverables must be in English and editable Word format

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • WUSC will cover accommodation and communication costs while the consultant is in transit