The role supports the development of a robust domestic carbon market framework, with a focus on Article 6 of the Paris Agreement and climate change mitigation.
At least 4 years of general working experience in climate finance, with at least 3 years of carbon market experience, including on compliance or voluntary carbon markets. Experience with analytical research on policy, carbon mitigation and monitoring systems, and implications for policy and regulatory frameworks. Strong knowledge of South Africa’s climate policies, institutional frameworks, and financing mechanisms. Demonstrated ability to engage with government, private sector, and international partners. Specific experience in climate finance and carbon markets in South Africa is preferred. Experience with Article 6 is an added advantage. Knowledge of the EU-ETS and CBAM frameworks are preferred. Ability to foster formal and informal networks to strengthen cooperation between agencies, including Government, private sector participants, NGOs and other stakeholders.
Bachelor’s degree in economics, business administration, accounting, sustainable development finance, environmental economics, climate finance, international relations, and other related disciplines with 4 years of relevant experience. A master's degree with 2 years of relevant experience in a related field will be an added advantage.
