About ACAPS

ACAPS (Assessment Capacities Project) is an independent analytical organization dedicated to supporting humanitarian decision-making through evidence-based analysis.

Based in The Hague, Netherlands, ACAPS collaborates with partners across the humanitarian sector to provide critical insights, innovative data collection methods, and capacity-building initiatives. Its mission is to enable humanitarian actors, donors, and influencers to respond more effectively to crises, by offering independent analysis that underpins strategic and operational decisions.

Since transitioning from the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), ACAPS continues to grow its global footprint, inviting experienced professionals to join its roster of consultants across various thematic areas. This roster provides flexible, impactful consultancy opportunities for those passionate about humanitarian analysis and technical expertise.

ACAPS is hiring!

ACAPS is actively expanding its consultant roster for a diverse range of expert roles in humanitarian analysis. These roles are well suited for professionals seeking flexible, impactful work in the humanitarian field, with opportunities for one-off support, short-term engagements, or capacity-building initiatives.

Key Details

Application Deadline: 17 February 2026
Type of Work: Consultancy (freelance, part-time, remote)
Location: Remote (home-based), with possible travel depending on project needs

Contract Duration: 12 months, with scope for ongoing work
Fee Range: 300-500 Euro per day (exclusive of VAT)
Number of Positions: 17 distinct consultancy roles across thematic areas

List of Positions Available

Below is a comprehensive list of the 17 consultancy roles currently open for applications, each with a detailed description of focus areas and requirements.

1. Anticipatory Analysis Consultant

Focus on early warning systems and predictive analysis to prepare for upcoming crises.
Deadline: 17 February 2026

2. Novel Data Expert

Specialize in innovative data collection and analysis techniques, including big data and new data sources.
Deadline: 09 February 2026

3. Conflict Analysis Consultant

Provide insights into conflict dynamics, escalation risks, and peacebuilding opportunities in crisis zones.
Deadline: 17 February 2026

4. Content Editing Consultant

Ensure clarity, coherence, and style consistency across ACAPS reports and publications, adhering to the organization’s editorial standards.
Deadline: 17 February 2026

5. Data Science Consultant

Apply advanced statistical and computational methods to analyze complex humanitarian datasets.
Deadline: 17 February 2026

6. Displacement Consultant

Research and analyze displacement trends, refugee movements, and internal displacement patterns.
Deadline: 17 February 2026

7. Environment Consultant

Assess environmental risks, climate change impacts, and their implications for humanitarian response.
Deadline: 17 February 2026

8. Food Security Consultant

Evaluate food security risks, nutrition status, and access issues in fragile contexts.
Deadline: 17 February 2026

9. Gender Consultant

Analyze gender-specific vulnerabilities, protection issues, and develop gender-sensitive recommendations.
Deadline: 17 February 2026

10. Graphic Design Consultant

Create visual content, infographics, and reports that communicate complex data effectively.
Deadline: 17 February 2026

11. Health Consultant (including MHPSS)

Focus on health system impacts, disease outbreaks, and mental health and psychosocial support needs.
Deadline: 17 February 2026

12. Language Editing Consultant

Provide language and vocabulary editing services to improve report clarity and professionalism, aligned with ACAPS style guide.
Deadline: 17 February 2026

13. Resilience Consultant

Study community resilience, local coping mechanisms, and capacity-building for local actors.
Deadline: 17 February 2026

14. Training Design Consultant

Design, coordinate, and facilitate trainings and workshops on crisis analysis for various humanitarian audiences.
Deadline: 17 February 2026

15. Global Analysis and Research Consultant

Support analytical research in various thematic areas, including data collection and synthesis.
Deadline: 17 February 2026

16. Health (including MHPSS) Consultant

Specialize in health-related impacts, disease outbreaks, reproductive health, and mental health issues in crises.
Deadline: 17 February 2026

17. Resilience, Localisation, and Coping Mechanisms Consultant

Focus on local voices, community resilience, and dynamics between humanitarian actors and local communities.
Deadline: 17 February 2026

Key Qualifications and Expectations

Candidates interested in joining the ACAPS consultant roster should meet the following criteria:

Relevant Expertise: Deep knowledge and experience in the specific thematic area.
Humanitarian Sector Experience: Proven track record working on crisis response, analysis, or research.
ACAPS Experience: Prior engagement with ACAPS or familiarity with their ways of working is an advantage.

Technical Skills: Competency in data analysis, training, editing, or visual communication, depending on the role.
Fee Range: €300-€500 per day, exclusive of VAT, with clear justification of proposed rates.
Flexibility: Ability to work remotely, with willingness to travel if required.

Application Requirements

Proposal: A detailed 3-5 page document explaining relevant experience, past projects, and proposed daily rate.
Work Samples: Attach relevant samples or case studies demonstrating your expertise.
References: Contact details of at least two professional references familiar with your work.
CV/Portfolio: Up-to-date and tailored to the specific consultancy area.

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How to Apply

Interested professionals should submit their proposals via ACAPS’s application platform before the deadline. Multiple applications are permitted—candidates can apply for multiple roles by submitting separate proposals for each.

Important notes:

Submission does not guarantee inclusion on the roster.
The selection process involves vetting and verification.
The roster is a dynamic pool; work assignments depend on project needs and individual fit.

About the Application Process

Submit via the official ACAPS application portal.
Upload your CV/Portfolio and proposal documents.
Clearly specify your daily rate (excluding VAT).
Ensure all required documents are included and adhere to formatting guidelines.

About ACAPS: Committed to Impactful Humanitarian Analysis

ACAPS aims to improve humanitarian response through independent, rigorous analysis. By providing evidence-based insights, ACAPS supports better decision-making in crisis situations worldwide. Its work spans data collection, analysis, capacity development, and innovative methodologies—all aimed at strengthening the effectiveness of humanitarian action.

ACAPS is recruiting for Multiple Consultant Positions (Remote): Join Their Expanding Consultant Roster

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