Expert, Climate Change and Energy
The Regional Environmental Center for Central Asia, announces an open competition for the position of the Expert, Climate Change and Energy (entry level)
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Thorough analysis of the respective situation and developments in the Central Asian region
- Assistance in preparation and implementation of CAREC`s “Climate Change and Sustainable Energy Program” projects
- Establishing and maintaining effective communication with stakeholders
- Keep track of the projects in the area of climate change, including mitigation, adaptation and climate resilience, and monitor the quality of information in database
Experience:
- Minimum 3 years of relevant experience in the design, implementation and/or management of projects and application of relevant approaches to climate change mitigation, adaptation
- Experience in strategic planning, partnership development, systems analysis, and organization of complex programmes is an asset
- Knowledge and/or experience in GHG reduction technologies, energy efficiency, development of sustainable energy plans (sectoral or local level) renewable energy
Other competencies:
- Strong analytical, research and writing skills with demonstrated ability to think strategically; Ability to produce high quality analytical reports in a timely manner while understanding and anticipating the evolving partner needs
- Strong organizational skills; Sound judgment, strategic thinking, and the ability to manage competing priorities
- Strong inter-personal, negotiation and liaison skills
- Availability to travel within the region and abroad
Education:
- Degree in climate change science, environmental management, economics, international development or other closely related field
Languages:
- Excellent verbal and written communication in English essential; spoken and written fluency in Russian is highly desirable; knowledge of other Central Asian languages is an asset
Please forward your cover letter and CV to or by fax with the tag “Expert Cimate/Energy” till March 18, 2013
