Consultant for Climate Action Planning

United Nations - UN •Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific

Consultant Closes 05 Oct 2026 5 days left

Overview

Consultant to support the Bank of Mongolia in strengthening technical capacity to integrate macroeconomic goals into energy transition and climate action planning. The role involves preparing a national study and participating in a dissemination workshop.


Key Responsibilities
  • Prepare an annotated outline of the study, including proposed structure, scenario designs, and methodologies.
  • Draft a complete study assessing macroeconomic implications of energy transition, including scenario design, macro-fiscal implications, and policy findings.
  • Finalize the study incorporating feedback, with references and technical annexes.
  • Prepare and deliver a presentation of findings at a capacity-building workshop for policymakers.
Required Experience

Experience in analytical or advisory roles in support of national governments or international development agencies is highly desirable. Demonstrated experience in quantitative macroeconomic analysis, macro-fiscal assessment, debt sustainability analysis, climate-related fiscal risk assessment, scenario analysis or related analytical methodologies is highly desirable. Experience in developing or applying analytical frameworks for macro-fiscal, debt sustainability or climate-risk assessment in developing countries, especially least developed countries, would be an advantage.

Qualifications

Master of Arts in International Development/Economics/Philosophy/Development Planning. Having work experience in Climate Action Planning.

Other Details
Languages Required
Good command of English
Languages Preferred
Not specified
Contract Duration
9/9-15/12/26
Work Modality
Remotely
Remuneration
Payment of USD 15,000 upon satisfactory completion of the work. Breakdown: 1. 20 September 2026: USD 2,000 upon satisfactory submission of the first annotated outline, participation in the first workshop, and updates to the outline based on workshop's comments. 2. 30 October 2026: USD 4,500 upon satisfactory submission of the first draft of the study. 3. 30 November 2026: USD 6,500 upon satisfactory submission of the final version of the study. 4. 20 December 2026: USD 2,000 upon satisfactory submission of the presentation materials and successful delivery of the presentation at the second capacity-building workshop.
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