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CCAC is hiring!

by Climate and Clean Air Coalition Secretariat - 22 May, 2025

The CCAC is hiring for two positions. Read on for more information. 

 

CCAC International SLCP Expert for Madagascar’s NDC 3.0

The CCAC is seeking an International SLCP Expert to collaborate with the Government of the Madagascar to integrate Short-Lived Climate Pollutants (SLCPs) into the NDC 3.0 framework of Madagascar, focusing on key sectors contributing to SLCP emissions, in particular Methane, HFCs plus N2O, which is a non-CO2 pollutant that is long-lived.

 

Outputs for the role include: 

  • A work plan concerted with the National SLCP Expert, and other line ministries to support the inclusion of SLCPs, plus N2O into the NDC 3.0 framework of  Madagascar.  
  • A baseline report on the current status of SLCP emissions in target sectors A Mitigation Strategy with recommended actionable measures for each sector with estimated emission reductions.     
  • Policy Recommendations: Guidelines for integrating SLCP measures into the NDC 3.0 framework.     
  • Capacity Building Sessions: Virtual workshops and training for stakeholders on SLCP mitigation strategies and their implementation.     
  • Monitoring and Reporting Framework: System for tracking SLCP reductions and reporting in line with the Enhanced Transparency Framework (ETF) under the Paris Agreement.

Apply here by 29 May 2025.

 

CCAC National SLCP Expert for Madagascar’s NDC 3.0

The CCAC is seeking a National SLCP Expert to collaborate with the Government of the Madagascar to integrate Short-Lived Climate Pollutants (SLCPs) into the NDC 3.0 framework of Madagascar, focusing on key sectors contributing to SLCP emissions, in particular Methane, HFCs plus N2O, which is a non-CO2 pollutant that is long-lived. 

 

Responsibilities include:

  •  Coordinating and facilitating dialogue and consultations with national ministries, agencies, private sector, and civil society relevant to SLCP and N2O integration into Madagascar’s NDC 3.0  
  • Collecting, compiling, and reviewing existing national data on emissions, policies, measures, and initiatives related to methane, black carbon, HFCs, and Nâ‚‚O.  
  • Supporting baseline assessments by gathering sector-specific information on current mitigation actions and SLCP emission sources.

Apply here by 29 May 2025.