Consultant for Climate Action Planning

Conducts a national macroeconomic assessment of Mongolia's energy transition to strengthen climate-action planning. The consultant will model policy scenarios, analyse fiscal, debt and financial-stability implications, develop practical recommendations, and present the study's findings through a national capacity-building workshop for policymakers and national counterparts.

• Develop an annotated study outline with a proposed structure, scenario designs and methodologies
• Assess Mongolia's energy-sector objectives, macroeconomic exposure and fiscal transmission channels for energy transformation
• Design and analyse current-policy, nationally determined contribution, orderly-transition and disorderly-transition scenarios
• Use computable general equilibrium models to analyse energy-related decarbonisation scenarios for Mongolia
• Develop policy recommendations on fiscal strategy, financing, climate-risk regulation and monetary-policy implications
• Prepare a practical implementation and monitoring roadmap with institutional responsibilities and capacity-building needs
• Prepare and deliver a policy-focused presentation at the national capacity-building workshop

• Master of Arts in International Development, Economics, Philosophy or Development Planning
• Work experience in climate action planning
• Good command of English
• Broad and in-depth understanding of macroeconomic policy, climate-risk analysis, climate-integrated debt diagnostics, fiscal instruments, disaster-risk financing and sustainable finance
• Sound knowledge of Mongolia's policy landscape and challenges

• Experience in analytical or advisory roles supporting national governments or international development agencies
• Experience in quantitative macroeconomic analysis, macro-fiscal assessment, debt sustainability analysis or climate-related fiscal risk assessment
• Experience developing or applying macro-fiscal, debt-sustainability or climate-risk analytical frameworks in developing countries

• Macroeconomic Analysis
• Fiscal Risk Assessment
• Debt Sustainability Analysis
• Scenario Analysis
• Climate Risk Analysis
• Energy Sector Analysis
• Policy Development
• Capacity Building

• Computable General Equilibrium Models

• Official source conflict: structured listing identifies Bangkok, while the posting states that work is performed remotely
• Core analytical work is expected by the end of October 2026
• Capacity-building workshop participation is planned for November 2026 and may be in person or remote
• Fee is paid in four instalments upon satisfactory completion of the stated deliverables