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The Climate Change Analyst will work under direct supervision of Livelihoods and NRM Specialist while the Gender and Community Cohesion Analyst will be secondary supervisor. S/he will also closely work with bio-diversity, ecosystem restoration and livelihoods improvement teams. The peron will also be a core member of the team for mobilizing resources.
Duties and Responsibilities of Climate Change Analyst
Considering the above mentioned scope the incumbent will be responsible for the below functions:
- Lead Climate Change Assessments, Planning, Budgeting, Implementation of Planned activities and Coordination.
- Climate Change Analyses, Evaluation and managing relevant studies.
- Develop relevant training materials, different guidelines, conduct training and capacity building activities.
- Budget management and monitoring
Lead Climate Change Assessments, Planning, Budgeting, Implementation of Planned Activities and Coordination.
- Lead in preparing annual work plans related to climate change activities and closely work with other team members.
- Develop necessary field implementation guidelines and achieve results with respect to climate change issues.
- Design and develop climate change vulnerability assessments and plans, activity implementation with necessary guidelines and budgets.
- Coordinate with Hill District Councils (HDCs), partners, local and national level stakeholders, donors to ensure proper supports in implementing the project activities.
Climate Change Analyses, Evaluation and managing relevant studies.
- Conducting assessment on the climate changes in the CHT region and regularly collect secondary reports on the subject matters.
- Provide strategic briefs to the supervisor and management on a regular basis.
Develop relevant training materials, different guidelines, conduct training and capacity building activities.
- Develop training materials on CCVA (Community Climate Vulnerability Assessment), LRP (Local Resilience Plans), NbS (Nature-based Solutions), climate-adaptive livelihood options (CALO), guidelines for beneficiary selection and formation of women-led climate change committees etc.
- Develop livelihoods grant management guidelines and provide trainings to the field teams.
- Organise and manage trainings for the partners, project teams and stakeholders as required for the implementation of the project activities.
- Organise workshops, seminars as required.
Budget management and monitoring
- Preparing quarterly and annual budget for the relevant activities.
- Maintain budget tracking tools and provide feedback on the budget management to the supervisor for strategic decisions.
- Organise budget review meeting with partners and field teams to understand the budget delivery progress on regular basis.
Monitor field activities, results, produce periodical qualitative and quantitative reports
- Monitor the increased practice of climate-smart resilience-building practices, and development of livelihoods by vulnerable households – especially women in the project areas.
- Monitor increased women’s role in decision-making, developing, promoting, and implementing inclusive local resilience plans with local government institutions and civil society organizations.
- Monitor increased support from national government institutions and civil society organisations to upscale locally-led adaptation.
- Monitor proper utilization of livelihood and climate change adaptation grants.
Managing partners’ agreements and contracts, monitor the progress and processing the payments following the corporate guidelines.
- Preparing relevant documents to be signed with the partners and contractors/consultants/NGOs etc.
- Manage the agreements and contracts and process timely payment to the partners and contractors.
- Provide necessary capacity building supports to the partners on managing the budgets.
Preparing procurement plans and implement them in collaboration with the procurement unit.
- Following the annual work plans, prepare procurement plan in collaboration with procurement team and initiate procurement process.
- Monitoring the progress of the procurement process and update management on a regular basis.
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Required Skills and Experience
Education:
- Advanced university degree (Master´s degree or equivalent) in Climate Change, Environmental Management/Studies/Science, Agriculture, Development Studies, Disaster/Natural Resource Management or any other relevant field is required, or
- A first-level university degree (Bachelor´s degree) in the areas mentioned above in combination with additional 2 years of qualifying experience, will be given due consideration in lieu of Master´s degree.
Experience:
- Up to 2 years (with Master´s degree) or minimum 2 years (with Batchelor’s degree) of relevant experience in handling/managing climate change related project.
- Sound knowledge, experience and understanding on climate change, agriculture and livelihoods.
- Proven knowledge on gender and women empowerment issues.
- Hands on experiences on managing project and budget.
- Relevant experiences in quality report writing and analytical skills.
- Experience of Working with multi-disciplinary teams.
Required Languages:
- Fluency in speaking, writing and reading both in English and Bangla is required.
- Working knowledge in any of the CHT languages or Chittagonian dialect will be given advantages.
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