NORCAP Green Shift Project – Accelerator Program 2022
NORCAP Green Shift Project – Accelerator Program 2022
The Accelerator Programme was established in 2020 to help recruit more women Energy Experts, maximize the impact of our Energy activities, and increase our ability to reach vulnerable women with Energy-related information. It started with five female junior Energy experts matched with NORCAP senior Energy experts and partner Energy staff (where available) in five international agencies namely; UNHCR, FAO*, WFP, IOM and NRC. This provided an opportunity for meaningful engagement and ensured that the experts are supported in the articulation and implementation of system change strategies as well as accelerating their path to largescale impact.
Find additional information on our experts and their work here
Off the success of the first cohort and further scaling up our efforts to increase women participation in the Energy sector, NORCAP is excited to launch the 2022 Accelerator Programme. The aim of the 2022 Accelerator programme is to enhance women's expertise, and increase women participation in the humanitarian Energy sector, with particular focus on one or more of the following thematic areas: access to Energy for end-users; Greening the organisation infrastructure, Mainstreaming sustainable Energy in other sectors/thematic areas, co-ordination and networking within the Country and Regional offices and fundraising.
We are seeking for 4 Female Junior Energy Expert (P2), to be based in Country Office, Country sub-office, in Africa and especially West Africa, with a background in renewable Energy, Environmental protection, Humanitarian development, Climate studies, etc.
The selected experts must have a keen interest in learning more and contributing both to the NORCAP's Clean Energy and Sustainable Response work and in the host organisation future Energy plans.
The selected expert will be deployed to a hosting organisation, building her capacity by working alongside a senior Energy expert (supervisor) to design and recommend appropriate Energy solutions and pathways. They will also be expected to devise plans for knowledge transfer within the host organisation.
Both experts will work to deliver key activities as per their Terms of Reference (ToR) and agreed workplan during the start of the mission, for a 12-month period. The junior Expert will also be required to develop and report back to NORCAP a brief work plan within the first 4-6 weeks of assignment.
This position has a three-month probation period, after which a Performance Evaluation Report (PER) is required from the supervisor. Another PER will be required at the end of the mission, as well as interim and final reports submitted by the expert.
For more information, you can read the TOR
Further details about the position here: https://ekum.fa.em2.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/CandidateExperience/en/sites/CX_1001/job/6988]]This page belongs to the Job Offers database.
