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A government agency in Singapore is seeking a professional to develop policies for sustainable resource utilization in industrial activities. In this role, you will engage with various stakeholders to formulate and implement innovative policies, manage resource profiles, and create incentives for businesses. Ideal candidates should have a degree in a relevant field, 6-8 years of experience in policy development, and strong communication and analytical skills. This position requires a proactive approach and a willingness to work closely with industry players.
[What the role is]
The Resource and Carbon Division (RCD) works as a team with internal stakeholders (e.g. Industry Groups) and external stakeholders (e.g. private companies and other government agencies) to develop policies and products that promote competitive and sustainable use of key resources for industrial activities in Singapore. This will be in domains such as land, electricity, water, renewable electricity, environment and greenhouse gas emissions. The division is responsible for developing policies and frameworks that optimise the value we get out of Singapore’s scarce resources, manage resource trade-offs across industry sub-sectors, galvanize climate action within the industry, and undertake long-term resource planning for industry. In the course of your work, you will have the opportunity to understand the resource needs of industry and to develop the appropriate solutions to ensure Singapore industry’s long-term competitiveness. You will also be able to cultivate and maintain close ties with decision makers and influencers in government, and to engage companies and private sector solutions providers to promote resource efficiency and emissions reduction projects.
In this role, your responsibilities will include the following aspects:
• Prepare comprehensive and succinct policy papers and presentations to management and government stakeholders
To meet the challenges of this role, you will have to: