CT-GSP 英语加勒比网络透明度网络协调员

CT-GSP support in the Anglophone Caribbean Network fostering and nurturing a network community of countries, enhancing peer learning, and ensuring efficient country-level engagement.

Through proactive outreach, regular bilateral meetings, and maintaining up-to-date transparency data, the coordinator will enable timely and effective country support.

Additionally, network engagement will facilitate experience-sharing, reducing the learning curve for countries implementing new procedures and best practices.

The programme envisages Transparency Networks not only as delivery mechanisms but also as mechanisms for articulating country demand and feeding lessons from national implementation back into global programme activities.

Home-based, based in one of the countries of the Anglophone Caribbean Network Expected duration

The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) is the leading global environmental authority that sets the global environmental agenda, promotes the coherent implementation of the environmental dimension of sustainable development within the United Nations system and serves as an authoritative advocate for the global environment.

UNEP-CCC is a leading international advisory institution on energy, climate, and sustainable development.

Its work focuses on helping developing countries and emerging economies transition to low-carbon development pathways and supporting the integration of climate resilience into national development.

UNEP-CCC is actively involved in the implementation of the UN Environment Climate Change Strategy and Energy Programme.

The Climate Transparency Global Support Programme (CT-GSP)) supports developing countries in strengthening their capacities to implement the Enhanced Transparency Framework (ETF) under the Paris Agreement.

The programme builds on the experience, partnerships and transparency networks established under previous phases of the Global Support Programme.

A key pillar of CT-GSP's work will be the strengthening of 10 regional and linguistic transparency networks to foster sustained capacity-building, peer-to-peer learning, knowledge sharing, identification of country needs, and targeted technical support.

By connecting global transparency guidance and expertise with national implementation, these networks will facilitate the effective transfer of knowledge while providing a critical feedback loop through which country and regional experiences inform the development of global tools, knowledge products, and programme priorities.

Each TNC is responsible for one of the transparency networks and serves as the principal operational focal point between the programme, national transparency focal points and practitioners, regional institutions and relevant transparency support partners.

The TNC is responsible for ensuring continuous engagement with countries, facilitating peer learning and regional cooperation, coordinating capacity-building and direct country support, organizing regional activities, maintaining regional transparency information, and systematically capturing results, lessons and evidence from implementation.

The objective of the assignment is to ensure the effective operation, coordination and delivery of

CT-GSP activities within the respective transparency network, with particular emphasis on: 1. Maintaining continuous and substantive engagement with participating countries;

7. Strengthening coordination with regional and international transparency support providers;

8. Maintaining accurate and up-to-date regional transparency, stakeholder and support information;

and 9. Systematically documenting activities, results, lessons learned and supporting evidence for project management, monitoring and GEF reporting.

The TNC shall ensure that network activities are implemented in accordance with the approved

CT-GSP workplan, project procedures, technical standards, monitoring framework and relevant communication and knowledge management requirements.

The consultant will undertake the following activities (further details are provided under 3.2 Specific Tasks and Responsibilities) 1. Transparency Network Management and Country Engagement 2. Regional Planning and Capacity Needs Assessment 3. Capacity-Building, Regional Events and Peer Learning 4. Coordination of Direct Country Technical Support 5. Knowledge Management, Regional Data and Stakeholder Information 6. Climate Transparency Platform 7. Knowledge Products, Communications and Programme Visibility 8. Monitoring, Reporting, Documentation and Evidence Management 9. Key Management Tools The TNC will be required to undertake international and/or national travel within the assigned region and, where necessary, outside the region for

CT-GSP workshops, country missions, coordination meetings, project planning and other activities required by the programme.

Travel shall be undertaken in accordance with the applicable rules and procedures of the contracting agency.

Performance will be assessed not only against completion of individual activities but also against the effective management of the assigned regional portfolio.

The TNC will be expected to: 1. Maintain substantive and regular engagement with countries in the network;

3. Manage and build a community of transparency stakeholders within the respective networks, creating a conducive environment for peer learning and South-South Cooperation among network countries and across networks 4. Proactively organize support activities, in close coordination with the coordination team and also in collaboration with other partner organizations and support providers 5. Foster partnerships and collaborations with other support providers and partners, with a view to creating synergies in support delivery 6. Regularly update the PTU on country support requests, network activities and other developments in meetings and via email, as applicable 7. Maintain complete and current records of all active support requests;

10. Ensure regional activities are implemented in accordance with approved plans and project procedures;

13. Identify implementation risks and delays early and escalate issues requiring management intervention;

and 15. Contribute regional lessons and evidence to programme-wide learning and knowledge management.

CT-GSP branding guidelines and related materials The consultant will undertake the following activities: 1. Maintain continuous and substantive engagement with participating countries;

8. Maintain accurate and up-to-date regional transparency, stakeholder and support information;

and 9. Systematically document activities, results, lessons learned and supporting evidence for project management, monitoring and GEF reporting.

In line with the above, the consultant will provide the following deliverables: 1. Inception and Regional Portfolio Baseline (Month 1): Confirmed country focal points and stakeholder mapping;

priorities for first quarter.

2. Annual Transparency Network Capacity Needs Assessment (Beginning of each annual planning cycle): Assessment of country and network ETF capacity needs drawing on country consultations, reporting/review experience, previous support and relevant project data;

identification and prioritization of themes for network capacity-building, peer learning, knowledge products and direct country support.

3. Annual Transparency Network and Country Support Workplan (Annually, following needs assessment): Consolidated and regularly updates annual plan covering regional workshops and online activities;

and expected outputs/results.

4. Monthly Transparency Network Implementation and Progress Package (Monthly): Concise progress report against annual workplan;

priorities for following month.

Accompanied by updated Country Engagement & Support Tracker and Activity & Results Tracker.

5. Climate Transparency Platform and Network Information Update (Monthly – incorporated into Deliverable 4): Review/update of country profiles and relevant country transparency information;

questions answered or referred to appropriate technical experts and followed through to response;

actions undertaken to support countries to maintain their own profiles and project information.

6. Activity, Mission and Country-Support Documentation (Within 10 working days of each substantive activity): Complete documentation/evidence package for regional events, country missions and substantive technical support, as applicable: activity/mission/support report;

agreed follow-up actions and other required evidence.

For direct support, documentation should capture the request, actions taken and outputs delivered, as envisaged under

CT-GSP.

A completed activity also needs to be marked as complete in the annual workplan accordingly and the relevant trackers as applicable, e.g. in-country support tracker, as well as on the Climate Transparency Platform.

7. Half-yearly Network Progress and Results Report (Every 6 months): Consolidated quantitative and qualitative reporting covering progress against workplan;

Based in one of the countries of the Anglophone Caribbean Network.

Full-time availability for the 11-month assignment.

Ability to undertake international and/or national travel within and outside the assigned region.

Strong coordination and stakeholder engagement skills.