The Lead Engineer provides technical leadership for climate-resilient infrastructure projects, overseeing planning, design review, and construction supervision. They ensure projects are delivered to specification while fostering capacity building and knowledge exchange with regional government counterparts.
The specialist will lead demand-driven technical assistance assignments to support climate-resilient infrastructure implementation across Caribbean SIDS. Responsibilities include managing project delivery, ensuring quality compliance, and fostering stakeholder partnerships through both remote advisory and on-site deployments.
The incumbent will serve as the NDC Partnership’s liaison to support the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment in implementing Samoa's climate action priorities. They will coordinate across government agencies, civil society, and the private sector to facilitate NDC implementation, resource mobilization, and progress monitoring.
The Climate Education Specialist will design and operationalize the integration of climate change into the national education system of the Bahamas. This involves curriculum enhancement, capacity building, stakeholder coordination, and providing technical advisory support to government units.
The specialist will lead technical assistance assignments to support climate-resilient infrastructure implementation and ensure safeguards, risk management, and inclusion requirements are integrated into all projects. They will also provide quality assurance, capacity building, and advisory support to government entities and project stakeholders across the Caribbean.
The Climate Finance Specialist will manage projects related to climate finance mobilization and provide expert advice to government ministries to support Togo's climate objectives. The role involves developing financial strategies, preparing funding proposals for the Green Climate Fund, and strengthening institutional capacity for climate action.
The Project Planning Specialist is responsible for developing and maintaining an Integrated Master Schedule for a complex portfolio of infrastructure projects. They provide strategic analysis, identify critical paths, manage resource capacity, and propose corrective measures to ensure program performance.
The specialist will provide strategic contract management advice, perform cost and time impact analyses, and manage dispute resolution processes for climate-resilient infrastructure projects. They are also responsible for delivering technical reports and facilitating knowledge transfer to government counterparts.
The incumbent will design and implement global learning strategies, with a primary focus on leadership development programs. They will also coordinate with regional and HQ stakeholders to manage learning projects, vendor relationships, and procurement processes.
The Lead Structural Engineer will provide technical advisory services, including design reviews and guidance for infrastructure projects in Myanmar. The role focuses on ensuring the safety, functionality, and compliance of post-earthquake recovery infrastructure.
The GESI Officer will provide technical support to the RIISE Secretariat to ensure gender equality and social inclusion commitments are integrated into project planning, implementation, and reporting. They will develop guidance tools, monitor GESI indicators, and facilitate capacity-building activities for personnel and partners.
The specialist will provide technical support for climate-resilient infrastructure projects in energy, transport, and buildings across Eastern Caribbean SIDS. Responsibilities include facilitating knowledge transfer, conducting technical assessments, and ensuring climate mitigation actions are mainstreamed into project management.
The Procurement Management Specialist will lead demand-driven technical assistance assignments to support climate-resilient infrastructure implementation across Eastern Caribbean SIDS. Responsibilities include providing advisory support on procurement planning, strategy, contract management, and institutional capacity building for government counterparts.
The ICT Associate leads the design, development, and maintenance of scalable open-source enterprise web applications. They ensure optimal performance, usability, and seamless system integrations while supporting application deployment and infrastructure maintenance.
