Overview
Consultant to develop an audit guide and virtual training course on anti-corruption and climate change, and design audit planning templates. The role involves research, analysis, and collaboration with Supreme Audit Institutions.
Key Responsibilities
- Submission of the first draft of an audit guide on corruption and climate change, including guidance on corruption risks related to carbon registries, climate funds and other climate-related activities vulnerable to corruption, as well as audit planning templates and supporting guidance.
- Organization and delivery of two virtual workshops with auditors from OLACEFS.
- Participation as an expert in one of the dialogue series on corruption and environmental governance.
- Submission and virtual presentation of the final version of the Audit Guide on Corruption and Climate Change.
- Submission of the complete design package for a virtual training course on auditing corruption risks related to climate change.
Required Experience
- A minimum of ten (10) years of relevant professional experience in environmental governance, climate change policy, environmental oversight, public auditing, anti-corruption, or related areas is required.
- Experience conducting research, policy analysis and drafting analytical reports related to environmental governance, climate finance, environmental oversight mechanisms or public accountability is required.
- Knowledge of corruption and integrity risks associated with climate governance, natural resource management, environmental policies, public finance or related sectors is required.
Qualifications
An advanced university degree (Masters degree or equivalent) in environmental policy, environmental governance, climate change, environmental law, public administration, public policy, economics, auditing, or a related field is required. A first-level university degree in similar fields, combined with two additional years of qualifying professional experience, may be accepted in lieu of the advanced university degree.
