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Editor, CFMCA Flagship Guide Update and Companion Website

UNEPGeneva, SwitzerlandRemote
Category | Grade:Professional | CONDeadline:18 Jul 2026Job ID:280573Posted on:10 Jul 2026
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Overview

The editor will prepare policy guide, launch and companion website materials on climate finance and ministerial climate action for publication, ensuring coherent voice, structure and style.

Department: Economics and Fiscal Policy Unit

Languages

Required: English

Desired: Another UN language

Job Functions

  1. Communications, Media and Advocacy
  2. Policy, Economics and International Affairs

Minimum Experience

7 years

Estimated Salary

Not available

Responsibilities

  • Copy-edit and lightly substantively edit guide action areas, functions and capabilities
  • Edit theme pages on energy transition, adaptation, nature, biodiversity and just transition
  • Edit case studies and country examples for the guide and website database
  • Edit companion website landing, navigation and sub-page content
  • Edit ministerial-facing communication products where requested
  • Ensure consistency of terminology, tone and voice across contributor material
  • Flag substantive questions and return tracked edits with editorial notes

Requirements

  • First-level university degree in journalism, communications, English, economics, public policy or a related field, or substantial demonstrable professional editorial experience
  • At least 7 years of experience editing publications for senior policy or government audiences
  • Proven experience harmonising voice and style across material produced by multiple contributors
  • Experience editing for the web and print, including navigation copy, headings and section summaries
  • Track record of reliable delivery against agreed turnaround times under tight schedules
  • Fluency in oral and written English is required

Skills

Copy EditingSubstantive EditingPolicy WritingWeb EditingEditorial Quality AssuranceClimate FinanceStyle HarmonisationCase Study Editing

Tools

Tracked Changes

Additional info

  • Expected duration: 8.5 months
  • Work covers launch material for Bangkok, CBD COP17, UNFCCC COP31, Zagreb and the final tranche