Climate Policy Analyst

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• Support on qualitative policy assessments and evaluating national climate change efforts and assessing the impact potential of accelerated sectoral climate action.
• Support in the quantification of the impact of policies, methods to identify Paris-compatible investments.
• Support in developing new and maintaining existing tools to synthesize and disseminate policy-relevant information in various thematic sectors.
• Support knowledge generation and management in related areas

• Conduct research and analysis across several GGGI projects that are embedded with governments in GGGI Member States and partner countries
• Engage colleagues across GGGI’s divisions and units to understand demand for related services and develop effective methodologies and tools for enhanced green growth and climate planning and implementation
• Knowledge generation and management
• Based on project experience propose, develop and support publications and knowledge dissemination including through the organizing of internal and external knowledge events
• Engage internally within the Community of Practice environment and contribute to knowledge exchange and capacity transfer across the organization

• Analyze data and information, assess results and draw conclusions;
• Support in identifying 1-3 most impactful policies for each GGGI Programmatic Solution;
• Support and provide an approach to assess, quantitatively, the impact of each of these policies in terms of the GGGI Strategic Outcomes;
• Support the development of examples for the application of these impact assessment approaches based on GGGI work;
• Compile and draft technical reports based on impactful policies for each GGGI Programmatic Solution;
• Support the documentations of lessons and best practices, and drafting of knowledge products;
• Support the organization of internal and external knowledge events such as events at Community of Practice platforms, conferences, Global Green Growth Week, etc.; and
• Advocate green growth through economic analytical insights gained from country activities, and findings from knowledge sharing, South-South cooperation, and country-level capacity building activities.

• Master’s degree in economics with an interest/prior experience in quantitative impact evaluation or a relevant area in climate change economics, climate policy analysis or environmental studies.
• Two years post-graduate work experience in relevant areas. The experience can include internships, volunteering, and unpaid assignments. The experience can be gained within a candidate’s country or outside.
• Demonstrates commitment and passion to green growth through their academic studies and paid/unpaid work experience.
• Age 32 or under at the commencement of the program.
• Must be a national of GGGI member countries [list of member countries].
• Analytical skills and the ability to work with quantitative data (undertaking assessments using quantitative indicators and an experience in modern data methods and tools as possible etc.).
• Prior experience on quantitative impact assessment/ evaluation (ex-ante impact assessment) of climate policies would be an added advantage.

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