Anti-corruption Consultant: Climate Finance Integrity Assessment Methodology

Develops and pilots a practical methodology for assessing climate-finance integrity in Papua New Guinea. The consultant reviews governance and corruption-risk frameworks, maps risks across the finance cycle, builds indicators and assessment tools, conducts stakeholder consultations and refines a toolkit for transparent, accountable climate-finance governance and future UNODC technical assistance.

• Review climate-finance integrity and corruption-risk frameworks
• Map governance and corruption risks across Papua New Guinea's climate-finance cycle
• Develop assessment domains, indicators, scoring methods and risk registers
• Conduct stakeholder consultations and an illustrative methodology pilot
• Assess integrity safeguards for transparency, accountability and inclusion
• Refine a practical toolkit, implementation guidance and recommendations for future use

• Advanced degree in law, public administration, environmental governance, strategic studies, political science, development studies or related field, or first-level degree plus two additional qualifying years
• At least 10 years of experience in governance, accountability, integrity or anti-corruption programming
• At least three years of governance diagnostics, assessment methodologies or institutional reviews
• Experience researching and developing practical tools or guidance
• English is required

• Anti-corruption and integrity-framework experience
• Pacific-region experience

• Anti-corruption Programming
• Climate Finance Governance
• Corruption Risk Assessment
• Integrity Safeguards
• Assessment Methodology
• Stakeholder Consultation
• Toolkit Development

• UNCAC
• PEFA

• Home-based consultancy with travel to Papua New Guinea.