Green Climate Fund is Recruiting for a Policy and Evaluation Officer: Apply Now!
Application Deadline: 23 July 2024
Green Climate Fund is Recruiting for a Policy and Evaluation Officer: Apply Now!
Job Category: International
Salary: USD 96,200 (plus attractive benefits, that include the following allowances (as applicable): Relocation, dependency, housing, education assistance and home country travel.
About the Green Climate Fund (GCF)
Set up in 2010 by the 194 countries who are Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), GCF takes its responsibility as the world’s largest dedicated multilateral climate fund to heart. GCF funds transformative climate projects across the developing world, supporting countries in their responses and actions to tackle climate change while fostering sustainable development within their communities. Headquartered in the Republic of Korea, GCF operates with a diverse and talented workforce of over 300 people.
Position Objective
The Updated Terms of Reference of the Independent Evaluation Unit (IEU), provide that the IEU will be responsible to develop and update the evaluation policy of the Fund. Furthermore, the IEU continues operationalizing the GCF’s evaluation policy including evaluation standards, and ensures uptake and implementation of the evaluation policy and evaluation standards among stakeholders and partners, including GCF Secretariat.
In this context, the key responsibilities of the Policy and Evaluation Officer involve ensuring the evaluation policy is updated and operationalized across the Fund and partners, as well as maintaining the quality, consistency, and compliance of institutional documents related to the Board, policy, and legal matters. As a member of the IEU, the role requires managing and maintaining relationships with relevant Secretariat, other IUs, and accredited entities, as well as building productive relationships with external stakeholders and leaders in evaluation and climate change.
The Policy and Evaluation Officer role also involves providing advice and recommendations to the Head on various institutional documents and making substantive contributions to or leading the negotiation of policy and legal matters on behalf of the IEU. This includes drafting, reviewing, and negotiating GCF and Board documents with various stakeholders, such as the budget committee, GCF Board, and relevant Secretariat divisions. Additionally, the position entails working across the IEU and other partners to undertake evaluations as required, including providing intellectual and managerial inputs to evaluations that are part of the IEU’s workplan.
Purpose
- Ensure the evaluation policy to be updated, operationalized across the Fund and partners.
- Ensure the quality, consistency and compliance of the institutional documents related to the Board, policy, and legal documents.
Engagement
- As a member of the IEU, manage and maintain own relationships with relevant Secretariat, other IUs, and other relevant actors for Board-related work, as well as with accredited entities and other GCF stakeholders externally to build and formalize relationships.
- Build productive relationships with IEU’s external stakeholders and leaders in the field of evaluation and climate change.
- To work across the IEU and other partners, to undertake evaluation of the IEU as required.
Delivery
- Provide advice and recommendations to the Head on Board decisions, Board documents, policy documents, AMAs, MoUs, and other institutional documents.
- Make substantive contributions in and/or lead the negotiation of institutional and Fund-wide policy and legal matters on behalf of the IEU.
- Draft, review, and negotiate GCF and Board documents on behalf of the IEU with stakeholders of the GCF and GCF ecosystem, including the budget committee, GCF Board, relevant Secretariat divisions, AEs and other partners.
- Undertake evaluations that are part of the workplan of the IEU, including provision of intellectual and managerial inputs.
Requirements (Education, experience, technical competencies required of the job)
- Postgraduate degree in law, environment policy, international relations, or related fields
- Four years of relevant experience or equivalent combination of relevant education and experience, of which at least three years has been at the international level.
- Knowledge and experience with evaluation-related policy affairs in the climate change or climate finance field
- Expertise and experience in drafting, reviewing, and negotiating policy and legal documents is essential.
- Excellent ability and experience to troubleshoot with operational, administrative, and legal matters with tight deadlines and complex unclear policies and procedures of evaluations.
- Experience providing subject matter advice and expertise to senior executives.
- Experience undertaking evaluations at the corporate and/or portfolio/thematic level.
- Ability to lead and take initiative in judging priorities and organizing work accordingly.
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