CT-GSP Transparency Network Coordinator for the Anglophone Africa Network

United Nations; Paris; On-site; EUR 92,000 - 129,000; Part time

Job summary

The CT-GSP Transparency Network Coordinator for the Anglophone Africa Network position is advertised by the United Nations Environment Programme in Paris as a consultant role. The coordinator will strengthen CT-GSP support, foster a network community, and enhance country-level engagement across Anglophone Africa.

The role emphasizes proactive outreach, regular bilateral meetings, and the maintenance of up-to-date transparency data to enable timely and effective country support.

Responsibilities

• Strengthen CT-GSP support in the Anglophone Africa Network and foster a network community.
• Enhance peer learning and ensure timely country-level engagement.
• Conduct proactive outreach, regular bilateral meetings, and maintain up-to-date transparency data.
• Facilitate experience-sharing to reduce learning curves for countries implementing new procedures.

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CT-GSP Transparency Network Coordinator for the Anglophone Africa Network

Job Opening

Job Opening ID: 287157

Job Network : -

Job Family : ENV

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

Recruitment Type : Consultant

Job Opening Job Opening ID: 287157 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 : Oct 29, 2026
Deadline : Nov 11, 2026

The TNC will contribute to strengthening the CT-GSP support in the Anglophone Africa 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.