YLabs
11 - 50 employees
Youth Development Labs [YLabs] is a leading global design and research organization working to amplify youth power, agency, and opportunity.
Costing and Evaluation Specialist
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YLabs
11 - 50 employees
Youth Development Labs [YLabs] is a leading global design and research organization working to amplify youth power, agency, and opportunity.
📋 Description
• Lead the design and development of a climate-SRHR cost model for Ethiopia, estimating the incremental cost of climate-proofing existing SRMCH investments • Select and apply an appropriate costing methodology (e.g., ingredients-based costing, activity-based costing, or incremental cost analysis) • Populate the model using publicly available datasets alongside Ethiopia-specific inputs provided by the In-Country Specialist • Document all assumptions, data sources, and uncertainty ranges explicitly to ensure the model is transparent and reproducible • Develop a return-on-investment (ROI) framework estimating the health benefits of climate-adaptive SRMCH interventions compared to a business-as-usual baseline • Estimate health outcomes associated with each intervention across a spectrum from light-touch to intensive adaptations • Ensure the ROI logic follows accepted health economics conventions and is structured for replication across other country contexts • Collaborate with the YLabs team to refine the health benefit estimation approach and ensure technical appropriateness and comprehensiveness for the intended audience • Support the YLabs team and in-country specialist to translate model outputs into accessible, actionable tools for Ministry of Health stakeholders and donors
🎯 Requirements
• At least 5 years of relevant work experience in SRMNCH health program costing, economic / health evaluation, or a closely related field • Demonstrated experience designing and building cost models or cost-effectiveness analyses that have been reviewed by donors, governments, or for publication • Demonstrated experience estimating the health benefits / health risks associated with different potential intervention pathways • Familiarity with established costing frameworks and data sources, including WHO and World Bank tools • Strong organizational and communication skills, including excellent written communication skills in English, with the ability to produce clear technical documentation and accessible summaries • Strong quantitative and analytical skills, including proficiency in Excel or equivalent modelling tools • Basic proficiency with Google Workspace.
🏖️ Benefits
• Compensation is benchmarked to the candidate's region. Indicative ranges: • US: $59–$87.50 USD per hour • Rwanda: $24–$38.50 USD per hour • Other regions: Determined based on local market rates and shared early in the hiring process.
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