Consultant international pour le diagnostic Capacités & Risques Climatiques

The UNDP is seeking an international consultant to conduct a climate resilience and capacity assessment in Togo. This role focuses on evaluating how communities and systems in Togo can adapt to climate risks and build resilience. The consultant will support UNDP’s climate change programs by providing expert analysis and recommendations for mitigation and adaptation strategies.

What it offers

This is a contract-based position offering an international consultant role with a focus on climate change diagnostics. The consultant will collaborate with UNDP teams to assess capacities and risks, ensuring alignment with Togo’s national climate strategies. The role is part of a broader initiative to strengthen climate resilience in the country.

Who can apply

This opportunity is open to international candidates with expertise in climate change, resilience assessment, and development consulting. Applicants must hold a relevant academic background (e.g., environmental science, climate policy, or related fields) and have proven experience in similar assessments or consulting roles. Togoan nationals are not eligible for this position.

How to apply

Applicants must submit:

• A detailed CV highlighting relevant experience.
• A proposal outlining how they would approach the diagnostic work.
• Letters of recommendation from previous employers or academic institutions.

Applications must be submitted via the UNDP careers portal by the deadline.

Good to know

• The role is contract-based with a fixed-term duration (not specified).
• Travel to Togo may be required for fieldwork.
• Fluency in French (official language of Togo) is highly recommended but not strictly required if the applicant has strong English skills and can demonstrate proficiency in local languages as needed.
• No specific education level is explicitly stated, but a relevant academic background is required.
• Compensation details are not provided in the source.

This opportunity is part of UNDP’s broader efforts to support Togo’s climate action agenda.