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Introduction

Description of the Assignment:

Under the supervision of the I-LEAD Project Manager and with guidance from the Programme Analyst of the Climate Action Programme Team, the Capacity Development Expert will be responsible for the following functions:

a. Lead the development/enhancement of the capacity development plan for NCIP, indigenous community partners, and stakeholders;

b. Facilitate the formalization of partnerships with academic institutions for education, skills development, and research initiatives;

c. Support the review/development of training modules and learning materials for the IPS, IPMRs, ADMOs, Women IPOs, and IP youth organizations;

d. Provide inputs on the documentation and operationalization of traditional governance systems, particularly the ADMO, to enhance institutional functionality, particularly priority capacity development enhancement,;

e. Contribute to the development of the operations manuals, organizational plans, and M&E frameworks for ADMOs;

f. Provide technical inputs to the enhancement of the Indigenous Peoples (IP) Master Plan;

g. Provide technical inputs to the development of the IP Investment Portfolio and Framework for Renewable Energy Development;

h. Facilitate and document initial discussions with NCIP in the establishment of IP academy including the development of curriculum.

Period of assignment/services: estimated level of effort of 65 days spread over 8 months

Duty Station: Metro Manila, Philippines

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