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Key responsibilities

• To ensure this work is informing and informed by the intergovernmental process
• Work to strengthen national reporting and monitoring systems, integrating age-disaggregated data sources and systems and child-sensitive indicators. This includes leveraging the Global Children Hazard Database and promoting its uptake with governments and embedding within national loss and damage policies.
• Contribute to trainings and knowledge-sharing sessions for UNICEF staff and partners, including regular updates to UNICEF HQ, CoEs and COs.
• Loss and Damage interventions are highly context-specific and require a country-led, country-owned approach. For this reason, locally based consultants are best positioned to deliver this support, leveraging their knowledge of national systems, priorities, and languages to facilitate a bottom-up process for FRLD proposal development.

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Deliverables/ Outputs Delivery deadline

Area 1: Sustainable Energy Programming, Policy, and Capacity Building

• Partnership mapping and engagement strategy for sustainable energy and child outcomes
• Concept notes, project proposals, or investment cases with energy components Human Resources
• United Nations Children’s Fund
• Technical review notes on energy activities, budgets, and implementation plans
• Financing strategies identifying public, private, and blended finance opportunities
• Briefing notes and technical inputs for engagement with energy funders and investors

All Areas of Expertise

• Minimum 5 years of professional experience in the design, support, or implementation of sustainable energy initiatives.
• Demonstrated expertise in sustainable energy programming, financing, and advocacy.
• Proven experience working with a range of energy sector partners, including government counterparts in developing country contexts.