Economics Jobs in Malawi

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Economics Jobs in Malawi

 

 

 

 

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Economists in Malawi find opportunities primarily within:

While "Economist" is a common title, the skills are applicable to various roles. On Ntchito.com, search for:

  • Data Analyst or Business Analyst.

  • Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Officer.

  • Policy Research Officer.

  • Investment Analyst or Credit Analyst.

  • Program Manager (Economic Development).

Most entry-level positions require at least a Bachelor’s degree in Economics, Social Sciences, or Statistics. However, high-level roles at organizations like the African Development Bank (AfDB) often require a Master’s degree or PhD and proficiency in statistical software like Stata, R, or SPSS.

Consultancies are often short-term, high-impact projects. You can find them on:

  • Ntchito.com: The "Consultancies" and "Tenders" categories are updated daily with opportunities from the United Nations and the Malawi Government.

  • The Daily Times & The Nation: Local newspapers often carry public procurement notices.

To be competitive, you typically need:

  1. A Technical Proposal: Detailing your methodology for the study or analysis.

  2. A Financial Proposal: Your budget and daily rates.

  3. Firm/Individual Registration: Registration with the Office of the Director of Public Procurement (ODPP) is often required for government tenders.

  4. Tax Compliance: A valid TCC from the Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA).

Yes. Many students look to the National Economic Empowerment Fund (NEEF) or local NGOs for internships. Ntchito.com features a dedicated Internships section to help recent graduates gain the necessary "years of experience" often requested by employers.

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