Dr. Chijioke J. Evoh is a global policy strategist and Global Development Policy Advisor with over 15 years of experience leading multi-country engagements across employment policy , labour market systems , and sustainable livelihoods .
He has provided high-level advisory and technical expertise to United Nations agencies (ILO, UNDP, UNICEF), governments, and international development partners as an Employment Policy Expert , Labour Market Policy Specialist , and National Employment Policy Consultant , contributing to Decent Work policy frameworks, labour market diagnostics, programme implementation, and institutional reform.
His work spans policy advisory, systems design, development policy research, and crisis-recovery interventions as a Livelihoods and Economic Resilience Expert, Inclusive Growth Policy Expert, and Fragile States Employment Policy Expert across Africa, the Middle East, Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
From New York , Dr. C. J. Evoh anchors global policy coordination and multilateral engagement with the United Nations , advancing employment, livelihoods, and inclusive growth.
Principal consultant to ILO, GIZ, and Government of Nigeria on National Employment Policy (2025/2027), DWCP III, labour market diagnostics, TVET and apprenticeship reform (SEESIN).
ILO-led job creation and inclusive employment analysis in extractive-industry-driven contexts.
ILO and UNDP advisory on Decent Work Country Programmes (DWCP II & III) , decent jobs, sustainable livelihoods, and youth employment policy.
ILO-led design of DWCP II , assessment of decent work deficits in agriculture value chains, and UNDP -supported post-Ebola livelihood recovery.
UNDP and ILO support for post-Ebola employment recovery, livelihood resilience, labour force survey proposals, and private sector engagement.
UNDP crisis recovery expert conducting Ebola socio-economic impact assessments and designing private-sector-linked livelihood recovery strategies.
UNDP Livelihood Expert delivering private sector development strategy, rural livelihoods frameworks, peacebuilding-linked employment, and SME recovery in post-conflict Libya.
Senior UNDP advisor drafting the National Employment Policy and providing strategic guidance on job creation in fragile and conflict-affected contexts.
ILO-linked research on employment, youth livelihoods, education policy, ICT-driven workforce development, and inclusive growth.
UNDP-supported analysis of refugee-driven labour market pressures, livelihoods impacts, and employment absorption capacity, informing evidence-based policy responses.
ILO -led analytical work assessing youth employment outcomes, labour market transitions, and skills mismatches, providing evidence to inform employment policy dialogue.
ILO comparative analysis of employment policies in extractive-industry-dominated economies and resource-to-jobs strategies.
ILO-led extractive-sector employment and labour market governance analysis for inclusive growth.
ILO comparative study on employment policies in extractive and resource-dependent economies.
ILO employment and labour policy analysis within emerging and industrializing economies.
ILO workforce development and employment policy review in industrial and resource-linked sectors.
ILO -supported labour market and inclusive growth policy analysis in fragile and emerging economies.
ILO -supported research on employment, livelihoods, and labour migration policy challenges.
ILO/UNDP-supported comparative analysis of extractive-sector–led growth, examining employment creation, local content policies, skills spillovers, and labour market linkages to inform inclusive growth and jobs strategies.
UNDP-linked comparative research on urban sustainability and food systems, assessing urbanization, resource efficiency, and inclusive growth dynamics.
UNDP-supported migration and labour market analysis examining refugee-driven employment pressures, host–refugee economic integration, and recovery-oriented jobs strategies in displacement-affected economies.
UNDP-supported refugee and labour market impact analysis examining employment absorption, skills utilization, fiscal pressures, and host-economy adjustment dynamics to inform evidence-based migration policy responses.
UNDP -supported refugee and labour market impact analysis assessing employment integration, skills deployment, public service pressures, and host-economy adjustment, informing evidence-based migration and inclusive labour market policy responses.
Sustainable Development & SDGs
Global Sustainable Development Report (GSDR), United Nations
Employment Policy
Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment, Abuja, Nigeria
Comparative & Macroeconomic Policy
Employment Working Paper No. 221, International Labour Organization (ILO), Geneva
Based in New York City, Dr. Chijioke J. Evoh operates at the intersection of global policy design, multilateral engagement, and evidence-based research. His New York platform serves as a strategic headquarters from which he supports governments, United Nations agencies, and international development partners across multiple regions.
New York functions as the coordination and intellectual nerve center of Dr. Evoh’s global work, enabling direct engagement with: