Green Habitat Initiative (GHI)
Non-profit + 1 more
Description
Qualifications and required experiences:
- A minimum of a Master’s degree or higher in Environmental sciences, Public policy, International Relations, Economics, or a related field.
- At least 5 years of work and research experience in climate governance, policy formulation, and private sector engagement in climate action.
- Strong background developing and implementing monitoring, evaluation, and reporting (MER) frameworks for climate-related projects and programs.
- Proven experience in formulating national policy documents.
- Strong understanding of climate policy frameworks, NDCs, and international agreements.
- Experience in conducting capacity-building sessions for high-level technical officers of state and non-state agencies in Nigeria.
- Experience and participation in COP and UNFCCC climate negotiations are highly desirable.
Responsibilities
- Conducting an in-depth assessment of the technical, diplomatic, and strategic capacity gaps among Nigeria’s climate negotiators, giving due consideration for sector-specific needs.
- Creating comprehensive resource materials, including negotiation toolkits, scenario-based policy briefs, and strategic position papers aligned with Nigeria’s national and sectoral climate priorities.
- Facilitating training sessions to deepen participants’ understanding of international climate negotiation frameworks.
- Development and delivery of a long-term training programme for participants focusing on technical competencies, negotiation strategies, and international climate governance.
- Development of a strategic Mentorship, knowledge sharing and retention programme.
- Development and implementation of a robust Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting framework.
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