Conduct groundbreaking research on child early and forced marriage (CEFMs) among adolescent girls in South Asia and the Pacific

• Run participatory qualitative research across multiple countries
• Explore drivers of CEFM and inform policy recommendations for climate-resilient, girl-centered interventions
• Collaborate with our team at Plan International Australia and Country Offices in Nepal and Bangladesh

• Design and implement a participatory, multi-country qualitative research study to explore cross-country commonalities and context-specific drivers of CEFM in climate-affected, marginalised settings
• Develop and propose a purposive sampling strategy that ensures meaningful inclusion of adolescent girls, particularly those experiencing overlapping and compounding vulnerabilities
• Conduct fieldwork and gather data through focus group discussions, key informant interviews, life history interviews, and creative and participatory tools
• Analyze and draft research reports, including policy briefs and recommendations for addressing CEFM in climate-affected and marginalised settings

• Proven expertise in qualitative, participatory research with adolescents, particularly in gender equality, climate resilience, and/or child marriage contexts
• Experience in multi-country studies, ideally in South Asia, with a strong understanding of the region's cultural nuances
• Excellent communication and project management skills
• Ability to work effectively in a team environment and coordinate with Country Offices

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