Senior Policy Advisor
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Develop policy research on carbon pricing and transport electrification
Lead policy research and project management for IISD's Energy Program, focusing on public financial flows, carbon pricing, and transport electrification. Work on major projects like EASE-SEA and EnerKey, involving Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam. Collaborate with international colleagues and support IISD activities globally.
Why This Role?
Directly contribute to major policy research projects with real-world impact
Key Responsibilities
- Lead primary and secondary research on carbon pricing policies and transport electrification
- Manage projects related to public financial flows and national energy ambitions
- Collaborate with international colleagues on global initiatives
- Support IISD activities in Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam
Requirements
- Expertise in policy research and project management
- Experience with carbon pricing and transport electrification
- Ability to work collaboratively in an international team
Required Skills
Indonesia Context
- Working Hours Overlap:
- Flexible — work your own hours
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About Us The International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) is a globally recognized think tank with more than 30 years of experience working to solve today's greatest sustainable development challenges. We combine deep expertise across critical policy areas with a collaborative approach to research, advice, and hands-on support that delivers real-world results. Headquartered in Winnipeg, Manitoba, we are a diverse team of over 300 experts working from offices in Canada and Switzerland as well as other locations around the world Overview The Senior Policy Advisor contributes to the development, implementation, management, and reporting of research and outputs related to the Energy Program.The Senior Policy Advisor is expected to (a) Develop thematic expertise relating to an aspect of the program and secure and manage projects relating to this thematic expertise; and/or (b) Develop general expertise across the program and manage a range of projects across the pillar simultaneously. This position is expected to focus in large part on the Energy Program’s pillar of work on Public Financial Flows. The Senior Policy Advisor will in particular play an active role in delivering major policy research and engagement projects as part of IISD’s work program in Indonesia, including two major projects—the Emissions Ambition for Sustainable Economies in Southeast Asia (EASE-SEA) initiative and Energy is the Key to a Climate Stable Future (EnerKey)—focused on carbon pricing and transport electrification, respectively. Both projects will involve activities that go beyond only Indonesia, applying also to the Philippines and Viet Nam. The Senior Policy Advisor will work with international colleagues to support international initiatives and may support IISD activities in other countries or internationally, as required, as IISD’s project portfolio evolves over time. Detailed Description of Responsibilities Reporting to the Lead, Indonesia Energy Transition and Electric Mobility, the Senior Policy Advisor has the following responsibilities: Policy Research Lead the delivery of primary and secondary research in assigned thematic areas, such as the existing carbon pricing policy context or the policy support required to achieve national ambitions on transport electrification, working with a good deal of independence to ensure the successful completion of projects and working with contractors, as required. Deliver research and other project outputs to the required standard, including research reports, policy briefs, and technical reports, asking for guidance and advice as required to ensure the successful delivery of quality outputs. Undertake research and/or design and manage research conducted by more junior colleagues, consultants, and institutional partners, focusing on technical rather than financial deliverables, such as identifying and estimating the financial value of taxes and support policies related to energy; estimating the relative cost of different energy technologies through Excel-based models; estimating the micro- and macroeconomic impacts of changes in taxes and support policies related to energy, including impacts disaggregated by gender and other identities and impacts on household incomes; running consultations with policy and industry stakeholders; and designing schemes to pilot and evaluate the potential for specific policy solutions. Draft and take lead editorial responsibility for major English-language research reports and other project outputs to a publication-ready standard, including research reports, policy briefs, and technical reports. Develop and conduct capacity building for governments and regional and national parliamentary bodies on law and policy. Review existing laws and policies or draft
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