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*country office cef director*about the program*: all countries need to adopt ambitious climate, nature and people commitments if we are to achieve the world's paris, sdg and kunming/montreal goals.
they also need to turn these commitments into reality by shifting onto a low carbon, climate resilient, nature-positive and inclusive growth pathway.
such 'country transitions' will take changes in enabling systems (economics, finance and governance) and 'human systems' (from the ways we produce and use food and energy to how we design cities), at both the country and global level.wri mexico seeks to support this 'country transition'.
the climate, economics and finance (cef) team in wri mexico is responsible for driving the shifts in economics, finance and governance systems.
this includes raising the ambition, driving forward new green and inclusive economic pathways, and aligning finance and corporate incentives with this.
it does this drawing on wri's capabilities in research and analysis, data for impact, being a trusted partner for change and first practice demonstration.
we bring change-makers together from governments, businesses, non-profits, and others to advance rigorous, evidence-based solutions and learning.
*job highlights*: reporting directly to the wri mexico country director and in a dotted line to the global climate, economics and finance director, you will be responsible for developing cef's program, fundraising, and delivering results.
you will also be a member of the country management team and cef's program management team, helping guide the overall strategic direction, ensuring effective delivery and a great working environment in both wri mexico and cef.you will bring knowledge and expertise across climate, nature and development-related economics, finance and governance (policy, political economy, institutions) issues.
you should understand policy making processes at the national and sub-national government levels, and the barriers and enablers to mexico, making more ambitious commitments and moving onto a more inclusive, climate resilient, low emission and nature positive development pathway.
you should understand how to shift economic incentives in line with a people, nature and climate-oriented country transition, and how to ensure the financing system (across national and international, public and private finance) can support this transition.
a background in climate finance or economics, including related to mitigation, adaptation and resilience, loss and damage, and international processes (unfccc, g20 etc.)
would be useful.you must be familiar and comfortable with working with a wide variety of partners - from government, private companies and financial institutions to community-based, civil society and academic organizations.
you should be comfortable fundraising and communicating and discussing complex messages, academic findings and concepts with a wide range of expert and non-expert audiences