Evaluator — Disability Inclusion StrategyECLAC·RemoteSantiago, Chile4 days leftSenior level · CON8 days agoECLAC jobs & careers
Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean
UN Subsidiary OrganRegional Commissions- Headquarters:
- Santiago, Chile
- Hiring locations
- 2 locations
- Active roles
- 6 active roles
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The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) is one of five UN regional commissions. Established in 1948, it supports the region’s economic and social development and stronger links with other regions. ECLAC works with 46 member States and 14 associate members through public-policy design, monitoring and evaluation; advisory services, expertise and training for governments; regional cooperation; and research on structural challenges affecting Latin America and the Caribbean.
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- Established
- 1948
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Evaluator — Disability Inclusion StrategyECLAC·RemoteSantiago, Chile4 days leftSenior level · CON8 days ago
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ECLAC Hiring Trends
(Past 12 months)- Jobs this month
- 9
- Jobs last month
- 10
- Most active month
- September ’26
- Most active duty station
- Santiago
Top Skills
- Data Analysis (32%)
- Data Visualization (26%)
- Report Writing (26%)
- Data Collection (16%)
- Qualitative Research (16%)
Top Job Functions
- Monitoring, Evaluation, Research & Knowledge27%
- Policy, Governance & International Affairs18%
- Administration & Executive Support6%
- Communications, Media & Advocacy6%
- Data, AI & Analytics6%
Education Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree89%
- Master’s degree63%
- Doctorate32%
- Secondary education21%
Top Contract Types
- Consultancy21%
- Temporary5%
Experience Levels
- Intern / Grad32%
- Mid level32%
- Senior level26%
- Entry level11%
Required Languages
- Spanish89%
- English74%
- French5%
Most Advertised Grades
- I-132%
- P-311%
- P-511%
- G-45%
- G-55%
- G-65%
Top hiring duty stations
- 5 jobs
- 1 job
Guides & Info
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Why work at ECLAC?
Influence public policy choices
Turn rigorous regional analysis into advice, training and evidence governments can apply.
Focus on structural development
Work on inequality, productivity, climate, digital transformation and regional integration together.
Join a regional policy hub
Contribute to dialogue between governments, experts and institutions across Latin America and Caribbean.
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