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A global research institute is seeking a Chief of Party based in Mexico to lead a project focused on reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The successful candidate will manage project design, engage with stakeholders, and serve as the USAID point of contact. Candidates should have extensive experience in international development and strong communication abilities. The position offers a chance to implement sustainable solutions while managing a multidisciplinary team.
As a not-for-profit, independent research institute based in North Carolina, USA, RTI has roughly 5,000 employees with global experience implementing international development projects.
RTI's Sustainable Growth & Resilience (SG&R) technical unit within the International Development Group brings together RTI experts and capabilities across food security, agriculture, energy, environment, water, governance, and economic opportunity.
SG&R will leverage RTI's experience designing and delivering multisectoral programming and technical solutions to respond to climate change, build resilience, and promote economic growth around the world.
is working to develop and implement low emission energy technology alternatives, raise private financing for energy infrastructure, bring efficiency to utilities, work with governments on legal and regulatory reforms to alleviate bottlenecks in energy generation and consumption, and increase access to green energy to sustain economic growth and reduce poverty.
We serve as a chosen partner for USAID's Power Africa program in sub-Sahara Africa and have a growing international energy portfolio of over $250 million across Africa, Asia, and the Pacific Islands.
The purpose of the USAID Mexico Partnership for Net Zero Cities is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by improving energy efficiency measures in the buildings and transportation sectors, and reducing Short Lived Climate Pollutants (SLCP), thereby helping to put Mexico on a pathway to net zero emissions after
The program is based in Mexico City and includes programming throughout Mexico.
The COP will lead the implementation of PNZC objectives and ensure the project quality, including planning and monitoring progress.
They will also develop key stakeholder relationships, serve as USAID's primary point of contact, and direct activities by RTI's consortium partners.
The COP will be able to rapidly respond to changes and personnel concerns, and provide demand driven technical assistance.