Palladium: Make It Possible

Technical Lead

Palladium: Make It Possible  •  United Republic of Tanzania (Onsite)  •  17 hours ago
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Job Description

Technical Lead

Palladium is a global
leader in the design, development, and delivery of Positive Impact - the
intentional creation of enduring social and economic value. We work with
foundations, investors, governments, corporations, communities, and civil
society to formulate strategies and implement solutions that generate lasting
social, environmental, and financial benefits. For the past 50 years, we
have been making Positive Impact possible.

Background
The UK-Tanzania Green Growth Facility (GGF), implemented by Palladium, and the Vice
President's Office (VPO) intend to collaborate on the development of Tanzania's National Article 6
Framework. The work will support Tanzania's readiness to participate in Article 6.2, 6.4, and 6.8
activities, while promoting environmental integrity and sustainable development.

The assignment will focus on two linked outputs: a consolidated assessment of Article 6 readiness
and implementation needs with recommendations, and a National Article 6 Framework. The
assessment will draw on existing studies, stakeholder inputs and relevant experience from peer
countries. It will identify gaps, opportunities and implementation needs, review the status of
Tanzania's reporting to the UNFCCC, and provide practical recommendations on registry
operations, ITMO tracking and institutional arrangements. The framework will build on the
existing draft and set out processes, institutional arrangements, decision-making tools and
safeguards, together with recommendations for aligning carbon market regulations, guidance
and institutional responsibilities.
The work will be undertaken by an international technical lead and a Tanzanian consultant
working as an integrated team under the direction of GGF and in close coordination with VPO,
the National Carbon Monitoring Centre, the First Vice President's Office of Zanzibar and relevant
sector institutions.

Overall objective
To provide technical leadership and advisory support to the Vice President's Office (VPO) in the
government-led development of a robust, practical and internationally aligned National Article 6
Framework for Tanzania, including the underlying diagnostic analysis, technical architecture,
decision-making tools and final consolidated drafting

Team structure and division of responsibility
The two consultants will operate as one team. The Technical Lead will be accountable for overall
technical leadership, analytical coherence and consolidated drafting. The Tanzanian Policy Lead
will be accountable for government liaison, stakeholder coordination, local evidence and substantive analysis of the Tanzanian policy, legal and institutional context. Both consultants will contribute to all major outputs jointly.
GGF will manage the contracts and coordinate delivery with VPO. VPO will provide policy
direction and national ownership, designate focal points, facilitate access to information and
stakeholders, and lead or facilitate government review, consultation, validation and approval processes.
Primary Duties and Responsibilities:

  • Lead the inception phase in close consultation with the VPO, including refinement of the
    methodology, work plan, division of responsibilities, document request list and detailed
    outline for the diagnostic assessment and National Article 6 Framework.
  • Review and synthesise existing assessments, studies and technical materials relevant to
    Tanzania's Article 6 readiness, carbon market governance, reporting, transparency, registries
    and institutional arrangements.
  • Review international good practice and relevant Article 6 frameworks, drawing practical
    lessons for Tanzania on authorisation procedures, corresponding adjustments, institutional
    governance, registry arrangements, reporting, safeguards and implementation.
  • Assess the technical requirements for Tanzania's participation in Articles 6.2, 6.4 and 6 .8 of
    the Paris Agreement, including authorisation processes, ITMO accounting and tracking,
    corresponding adjustments, reporting and transparency requirements, and registry
    considerations.
  • Assess Tanzania's readiness to implement Article 6, including implications of its UNFCCC
    reporting status, registry requirements, and technical and institutional gaps, in close
    collaboration with the Tanzanian Policy Consultant and designated government counterparts.
  • Lead preparation of the consolidated diagnostic report, including practical recommendations
    and priority actions to inform development of the National Article 6 Framework.
  • Lead the co-development of the National Article 6 Framework in close cooperation with the
    VPO, including institutional arrangements, authorisation procedures, corresponding
    adjustment guidance, and registry and reporting provisions.
  • Provide technical inputs for coordination meetings, government consultations and stakeholder validation.

Required Qualifications:

  • Postgraduate degree in climate policy, environmental law, economics, international
    development, carbon markets or a closely related field.
  • Relevant professional experience, including substantial work on
    international carbon markets.
  • Demonstrated experience supporting the design or operationalization of national Article 6
    frameworks, authorization systems, corresponding adjustment arrangements, registries,
    tracking systems or Article 6 reporting.
  • Strong command of the Article 6 rulebook, UNFCCC reporting and review processes, and the
    relationship between Article 6 transactions and NDC accounting.
  • Demonstrated ability to translate complex international requirements into practical
    government processes, tools and institutional arrangements.
  • Experience working with government institutions in Africa. Experience in Tanzania is an
    advantage.
  • Excellent analytical, facilitation and drafting skills in English.
  • Ability to work collaboratively, respect national ownership and integrate legal, institutional
    and political economy considerations into technically rigorous advice.

Application requirements:
Applicants should submit a concise technical and financial proposal containing:

  • A short interpretation of the assignment and proposed approach.
  • A curriculum vitae demonstrating the required experience.
  • A financial proposal in GBP remaining within the stated ceiling

Our company provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability or genetics.

Palladium: Make It Possible

About Palladium: Make It Possible

Climate change. Conflict. Inequality. Palladium works with governments, businesses, investors, and communities to solve the world’s most pressing challenges. Our clients trust us to design and implement complex, large-scale programs in any environment, creating lasting impact where it’s needed most.

Founded in 1965 and operating in 100 countries, Palladium is on a mission to be the most impactful business on the planet. www.thepalladiumgroup.com

Industry
Consulting & Advisory
Company Size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
Washington, DC
Year Founded
1965
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