CCAC Technical Specialist for the Super Pollutants Accelerator in Mexico (re-advertised)

United Nations; Paris; Sur place; EUR 60 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

The CCAC Technical Specialist for the Super Pollutants Accelerator in Mexico will support the Government by providing technical input and science-based information to key stakeholders, ensuring SLCP mitigation is integrated into Mexico's NDC3.0 implementation plans, the ENACC/PECC, and related sectoral policies.

The Specialist will help ensure that technical assistance projects are evidence-based and aligned with global best practices, delivering practical guidance for policy and program

Responsabilités

• Provide technical input and science-based information to key stakeholders to ensure SLCP mitigation is integrated into Mexico's NDC3.0 implementation plans, ENACC/PECC, and sectoral policies.
• Ensure technical assistance projects are evidence-based, effective, and aligned with global best practices.

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CCAC Technical Specialist for the Super Pollutants Accelerator in Mexico (re-advertised)

Job Opening

Job Opening ID: 284696

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Job Family : ENV

Category and Level : Affiliate Personnel - Consultants/Individual Contractors , CON

Recruitment Type : Consultant

Job Opening Job Opening ID: 284696 Job Network : - Job Family : ENV Category and Level : Affiliate Personnel - Consultants/Individual Contractors , CON Recruitment Type : Consultant Duty Station : PARIS Department/Office : United Nations Environment Programme Date Posted : Sep 11, 2026 Deadline : Sep 25, 2026

The CCAC Technical Specialist for the Super Pollutants Accelerator in Mexico will support the Government in providing technical input and science-based information to key stakeholders to ensure that SLCP mitigation is integrated into Mexico's national climate commitments (NDC3.0 implementation plans), National Climate Change Strategy (ENACC/PECC), and sectoral policies. Also, the Specialist will ensure that technical assistance projects activities are evidence-based, effective, and aligned with global best practices.