Please note that the deadline is based on Korean Standard Time Zone (KST, UTC+9)

INTRODUCTION TO GGGI

The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) is a treaty-based international, inter-governmental organization dedicated to supporting and promoting strong, inclusive and sustainable economic growth in developing countries and emerging economies. To learn more please visit about GGGI web page.

In order to accomplish the project's goals, GGGI is seeking a consultant to support the development and delivery of training for public and private actors — including financial sector and real economy institutions — to align with environmental disclosure standards, particularly the TNFD framework. This will be done by assisting in the integration of nature-related risk and opportunity management practices, and by developing internal awareness and technical understanding of the TNFD’s four disclosure pillars — Governance, Strategy, Risk and Impact Management, and Metrics and Targets. Working closely with GGGI and key participants, the consultant will review, help, and update the design of capacity-building programs and participate in educational activities.

The consultant will be a project team member and will be in charge of making sure that training programs on environmental disclosure methodologies and recommendations are well-designed and provided to all of the target groups. In addition, he or she will guide key participants in the practical application of the training program's content. The primary goal of this process is to achieve OU1, in particular.

• Strategic Advisory: Offer technical support and guidance to businesses taking part in workshops on real-world implementation of the information covered in training courses on environmental disclosure guidelines and standards, especially TNFD.
• Capacity building: Take part in teaching the material in the workshops selected by the GGGI staff and review and revise the syllabi and content of each training program as needed.

The individual consultant will work part-time, approximately 2–3 days per week from January 5^th to September 30^th, 2026, distributed non-consecutively throughout the assignment period. The Consultant is expected to work in close coordination with the Project Manager. In performing their duties, the Consultant shall ensure:

• Clear and consistent communication to support compliance with procedures, timelines, and established quality standards.
• Strict confidentiality of all documents and information generated or handled throughout the duration of the contract.

The Consultant will be responsible for carrying out the following activities:

1) Provision of Strategic Advisory:

• Advise key training program participants on integrating environmental disclosure standards / recommendations -especially TNFD- into their governance, risk or strategy structures.
• Advise GGGI staff to improve the design of interventions with key stakeholders related to environmental disclosure standards / recommendations.
• Support the implementation of environmental disclosure tools -especially TNFD aligned- and other guidance items.

2) Capacity Building activities:

• Conduct workshops and training sessions to strengthen corporate understanding of TNFD concepts, including dependencies and impacts on nature, materiality assessment, metrics, and disclosure pathways, ensuring interactive learning and engagement of participants.
• Contribute to the development, review, and/or updating of materials for customized training programs that reflect TNFD guidance, interoperability with IFRS S1–S2, and alignment with Peru’s biodiversity finance and policy frameworks, tailored to different audiences.
• Develop and implement tools to assess the scope, quality, and impact of training (pre- and post-surveys, feedback forms, and learning metrics).

3) Coordination and Engagement:

• Facilitate dialogue with key training program participants to foster environmental disclosure standards / recommendations (TNFD) alignment.
• Identify opportunities for collaboration and knowledge exchange with international TNFD initiatives.

4) Reporting and contributions:

• Prepare technical reports to summarize progress, findings, and recommendations related to training program implementation.
• Support GGGI staff with technical input for presentations, events, or stakeholder engagement activities.

5) Reporting Arrangements:

• The consultant will work with GGGI staff project and will report to the Project Manager.
• All reports will be reviewed and approved by the GGGI Project Manager for payment to proceed. Final approval of each report will be subject to the incorporation of adjustments suggested during the review process.
• The reports must be presented in Spanish.
• The consultant will submit monthly reports during the consultancy. Payments will follow the submission and approval of each report.

Required:

• Peruvian citizen or with a valid work permit.
• University degree in economics, finance, environmental sciences, business administration, engineering, biology, or related fields.
• Master’s degree or postgraduate specialization in sustainability, green finance, ESG risk management, or natural capital and participation in projects related to climate and/or natural capital valuation, climate and/or natural foot printing, or dependence–impact mapping (following the TNFD LEAP approach), or other relevant topics.
• Solid understanding of international frameworks such as TNFD, TCFD, CSRD, SBTN, GRI, ISSB, and the Kunming–Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF).
• At least 5 years of relevant professional experience in corporate sustainability, environmental management, sustainable finance, or strategic consulting.
• Proven experience in implementing or advising ESG disclosure and environmental risk management, integrating environmental-related risks and opportunities into financial or corporate strategies in banks, insurers, investment funds, or large corporations.

Skills:

• Systemic and strategic thinking, connecting financial, environmental, and regulatory dimensions.
• Strong communication and facilitation skills to engage corporate teams and executives on environmental topics.
• Results-oriented, with experience working across multiple stakeholders.
• Strong skills in the preparation of technical reports and ability to translate technical environmental concepts into financial language.
• Fluency in Spanish and English.

• Request: GGGI Application form, Cover Letter and CV must be send in English.
• Selection method/process: competitive.
• It is expected that the consultancy will start in January 2026
• Date to close is Korean Standard Time (KST). Applications submitted after the deadline will not be considered. Cover Letter and CV must be sent in English. A consortium, or a firm may not be engaged for the individual consultant's assignment.