About the Programme
The Climate Policy Support Programme is a collaborative initiative between Morocco and Germany designed to support implementation of Morocco’s climate reform agenda. The programme addresses climate pressures including water scarcity and extreme weather while advancing the country’s climate objectives.
What You Will Do
The programme requires a diverse expert pool providing flexible, demand-based support across multiple specializations. Experts will contribute in areas including:
- Climate change
- Public finance and economics
- Law
- Energy
- Water
- Environment, social and gender issues
- Communications
- Technical fields (IT, graphics, GIS, training)
Expert inputs are mobilized based on proposals validated through the programme’s steering structure.
Required Expertise Profiles
Climate Change: International climate experts, national climate specialists, simulation experts, hydraulics and climate change experts
Public Finance & Economy: Climate finance specialists, pricing/tariff regulation experts, energy economists with modeling expertise
Law: Sector regulation specialists, particularly energy law
Energy: Systems engineers, storage technology experts, grid balancing specialists, energy modelers, electric mobility experts
Water: International water resources experts, hydrogeological specialists, hydrological isotope experts, water project finance experts
Environment/Social/Gender: Professionals versed in IFC and World Bank standards, gender specialists
Communications: Visibility and marketing experts, workshop facilitators
Technical Support: IT developers, graphics specialists, trainers, GIS experts
Your Qualifications
- Advanced university degree (Master’s or engineering equivalent)
- Fluency in French (written and spoken)
- Arabic or English knowledge valued depending on assignment
- Understanding of Morocco’s sector developments and international best practices
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