GENERAL INFORMATION Project: Supporting Preparedness for Article 6 Cooperation (SPAR6C) Duty Station: Bogotá, Colombia or Remote (within Colombia) Contract Duration: 01 December 2024 – 15 April 2025 Consultant Level: Level 4 Total Fees: 19,920 USD PROJECT BACKGROUND The Carbon Pricing Unit (CPU) of GGGI is implementing several programs related to scaling up international carbon trading, now covered by Article 6 of the Paris Agreement. By opening these markets and the resultant flow of transactions, it is envisaged that a robust and reliable global price for carbon can be established. GGGI's Article 6 programs provide technical assistance and capacity building to government counterparts to improve their readiness for Article 6 engagement. The Supporting Preparedness for Article 6 Cooperation (SPAR6C) Program, funded by the International Climate Initiative (IKI) of the German government, is a five-year, 20M EUR program from 2022 to 2027. Its objective is to use Article 6 cooperative approaches to engage the private sector in NDC implementation and to raise ambition. The program is implemented through a consortium led by GGGI and consists of UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre, Carbon Limits AS, GFA Consulting Group GmbH, and Kommunalkredit Public Consulting GmbH. SPAR6C is supporting Colombia in developing its institutional, regulatory, and technical framework and capacities to embark on Article 6 transactions of ITMOs during the NDC implementation period 2020-2030 of the Paris Agreement. OBJECTIVES OF THE ASSIGNMENT GGGI is seeking a qualified logistics sector (transport logistics area) expert with extensive experience in project evaluation, structuring, low-carbon transition strategies, climate change, and public policy analysis. The selected professional will conduct a comprehensive scoping analysis of Colombia's logistics and transport sectors within the framework of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement. SCOPE OF WORK Under the supervision of the GGGI Colombia Senior Mitigation Associate, the consultant will support the following activities: Preparation of a work plan of activities coordinated with GGGI. Develop a general analysis report of the context in the country in the implementation of the mitigation measure included in the NDC portfolio. Plan and develop surveys, round tables, workshops/focus groups, and any strategic meetings to collect the information required. Participate in relevant meetings and events to gather information related to the study. Identify the progress in the Monitoring, Reporting and Verification of the mitigation measure. Identify and evaluate potential benefits and risks of the Article 6 international market mechanisms. Construct a gap analysis with the requirements that must be accomplished or changed at the national and/or sectoral level. Analyze the various cost and finance implications of the mitigation measures. Compile a list of potential logistics operations projects, along with key stakeholders and their contact information. Identify and analyze the regulation pertaining to the mitigation actions included in the logistics NDC measure. Develop a technical report scoping the viability of Article 6 for the logistics NDC mitigation measure. Generate content suitable for concept notes, reports, presentations, and other support materials required by GGGI. Present the results to the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Commerce, and Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. Work in tandem with the GGGI team and other SPAR6C Consultants. Carry out monthly reports of activities held through the consultancy. EXPERTISE REQUIRED The candidate must demonstrate expertise in Colombia's logistics sector, sustainable supply chains, transport technologies, and carbon accounting. (REQUIRED) Must be a Colombian citizen, or a foreigner holding a valid Work Visa. (REQUIRED) At least 5 years of experience (preferably 8) in the industrial sector and logistic operations. (REQUIRED) Advanced (Masters or PhD) degree in relevant fields. (DESIRABLE) Previous experience with climate change international institutions. (DESIRABLE) Experience in climate change policy, carbon markets, and greenhouse gas accounting methodologies. Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications. Exceptional analytical and quantitative skills. Strong command of spoken and written English and Spanish. Permission to work legally in Colombia is required. ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION • Selection method / process: Competitive Selection • Required documentation: Application form, CV, and cover letter. • Timeline of the selection: 10 days. • Date to close is Korean Standard Time (KST). Applications submitted after the deadline will not be considered. #J-18808-Ljbffr