Long-term Advisor for Climate and Energy Policy in Kenya

This role requires an experienced advisor specializing in climate and energy policy, with a focus on long-term strategic guidance in the Kenyan context. The ideal candidate possesses advanced knowledge of climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies, energy sector dynamics, and sustainable development principles. A master's degree underpins the necessary academic rigor, supporting expertise in environmental policy analysis, regulatory frameworks, and international climate agreements. The advisor should have a strong background in policy formulation, stakeholder engagement, and implementation monitoring, demonstrating the ability to navigate complex political and socio-economic environments. Experience points indicate a senior advisory level, suggesting proficiency in leading multi-disciplinary teams, providing evidence-based recommendations, and influencing policy at national or regional levels. Familiarity with Kenya’s energy landscape, including renewable energy technologies, energy access challenges, and climate resilience measures, is critical. The role demands skills in data interpretation, scenario planning, and integrating climate considerations into energy policy to support sustainable growth and emissions reduction. Effective communication and collaboration skills are essential for working with government agencies, development partners, and local communities to align climate and energy objectives with Kenya’s development goals. Overall, the candidate must combine technical expertise, strategic insight, and practical experience to drive impactful climate and energy policy initiatives in Kenya over the long term.