Consultant for the Regulatory Diagnosis and Analysis of HFC-23 Policies

Conducts Mexico’s regulatory diagnosis and impact analysis for long-term control of HFC-23 emissions under the Montreal Protocol. The consultant reviews laws and institutions, consults authorities and industry, visits the production site and recommends a feasible policy or regulatory instrument.

Department: Division of Climate Innovation and Montreal Protocol, Montreal Protocol Unit

• Prepare the consultancy inception report, methodology and workplan
• Review Mexican laws, policies and institutions governing HFC-23 emissions
• Identify regulatory, enforcement, monitoring and implementation gaps
• Consult environmental, regulatory, industry, technical and academic stakeholders
• Conduct a site visit to the Quimobásicos facility in Monterrey
• Complete a regulatory impact analysis of policy options
• Recommend a policy or regulatory instrument without drafting it
• Deliver five reports and present final findings

• Advanced degree in law, economics, public policy or another relevant discipline, or a first-level degree with five additional years of directly relevant experience
• At least five years of legal, public-policy or related experience
• Experience in policy development and regulatory analysis
• Experience with environmental public-policy implementation and regulatory impact analysis in Mexico
• Fluent written and spoken Spanish and working written and spoken English
• Mexican nationality or permanent residence

• National consultant appointment at grade ISA-NOC
• Fifty working days over four months
• Project-only temporary appointment without expectation of renewal
• Deliverables are scheduled from September through December 2026