
In-Country Facilitator
Category | Grade:Professional | ICS 10Deadline:25 Aug 2026Job ID:4040Posted on:28 Jul 2026
Overview
The home-based In-Country Facilitator represents the NDC Partnership in Bangui, coordinating government, partners and climate-finance support. The role maintains the implementation plan, mobilizes resources, tracks progress, reports results and organizes dialogue to advance Central African Republic climate commitments.
Department: NDC Partnership – Central African Republic
Languages
Required: English, French
Desired: Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, Russian
Minimum Experience
5 years
Estimated Salary
Not available
Responsibilities
- Coordinate NDC Partnership communication and stakeholder meetings
- Maintain the NDC Implementation Plan and partner information
- Develop annual workplans and document context changes
- Identify support gaps and mobilize donor and partner resources
- Monitor implementation and prepare quarterly updates
- Support national dialogues, COP preparation and climate events
Requirements
- Master’s degree in public policy, development, climate change, natural-resource management, environmental management or a relevant field with five years of experience, or bachelor’s degree with seven years
- At least five years of experience in climate change, project management, stakeholder or donor engagement, or workplan and proposal development
- Experience with climate governance, policy or Nationally Determined Contributions
- Knowledge of Central African Republic climate policies and plans
- Fluency in English and French
- Central African Republic nationality or valid residence permit
Skills
Climate policyNDC implementationStakeholder coordinationResource mobilizationDonor engagementProject managementProgress monitoringGovernment liaisonFacilitation
Tools
NDC Partnership Online ToolPersonal laptop
Additional info
- Applicants must be Central African Republic nationals or hold a valid residence permit
- The role works from government facilities using the incumbent’s own laptop and software