Climate change, project design and management, partnership building, capacity building
The United Nations Unique Partnership for Learning on Climate Change (UN CC:Learn) is a joint initiative of 36 multilateral organizations working together to help countries develop the knowledge and skills needed to combat climate change. These include improved climate literacy and other skills essential to meeting this challenge. UN CC:Learn provides quality guidance and learning resources to help individuals, governments and businesses understand, adapt and build resilience to climate change. The UN CC:Learn Secretariat is provided by the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR). UN CC:Learn is supported by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) and United Nations partners.
Since 2019, the UN CC:Learn program has supported Kyrgyz Republic in the development and implementation of its national learning strategy on climate change, including the implementation of activities around education, training and public awareness. UNITAR also supports policies and actions for green economy learning in Kyrgyz Republic within the framework of the Partnership for Action on Green Economy.
In this context and in collaboration with the NDC Partnership, the UN CC:Learn program supports the implementation of the project entitled “Strengthening climate action: holistic approach to capacity building and public awareness raising for low carbon and climate resilient development”. The deliverables of this project include:
The objective of this contract is the coordination of the implementation of the project in Kyrgyz Republic and the organization and monitoring of its activities, in collaboration with national and international partners. Activities include:
The Individual Contractor will coordinate and participate in the implementation of all activities. The incumbent will have to work in a spirit of frank collaboration with all partners, accomplishing the following specific tasks:
The Individual Contractor will report to the Programme Officer-Green Development and Circular Economy, Green Development and Climate Change Programme Unit, Division for Planet.