Committee Member – Economic and Climate Policy Expert
Tackling climate change; building a low-carbon economy
The Committee on Climate Change was created in 2008 as an expert body to provide independent advice to the UK Government and Devolved Administrations on tackling and preparing for climate change, including setting carbon budgets and monitoring progress made in meeting them.
The Committee is a high-profile non-departmental public body which has statutory responsibilities under the Climate Change Act 2008. It is the first body of its kind and brings together a range of world-class experts from the fields of climate science and policy, technology, energy production and supply, economics, business competitiveness and financial management among other related fields.
Committee Member – Economic and Climate Policy Expert
(£800 per day – up to 2 days per month)
The Committee has a Chair and six members and we are now seeking an additional Committee member with expertise in the field of applied micro economics and climate policy.
Providing impartial and independent input to discussions, you will play a key role in determining the Committee’s strategic direction and formulating independent advice to Government. You will have experience of delivering results as part of a multi-disciplinary team, expert ability to process and interpret complex information and strong interpersonal skills – including the ability to negotiate, persuade and build partnerships at all levels.
Good knowledge of the range of the Committee’s work and of the differences across the UK and the Devolved Administrations in climate change and climate change mitigation policy is desirable.
For further information and a candidate brief containing application details please visit http://www.odgersberndtson.co.uk/gb/executive-opportunities/opportunity-details/38058/?utm_source=jobs.economist&utm_medium=Listing&utm_campaign=38058&utm_term=Central_Government&utm_content=Non-Executive
or contact OdgersBerndtson on 0845 130 9005 quoting reference NAO/38058.
Closing date for applications is midnight, Sunday 22nd January 2012.
DECC is an equal opportunities employer.
The Committee on Climate Change was created in 2008 as an expert body to provide independent advice to the UK Government and Devolved Administrations on tackling and preparing for climate change, including setting carbon budgets and monitoring progress made in meeting them.
The Committee is a high-profile non-departmental public body which has statutory responsibilities under the Climate Change Act 2008. It is the first body of its kind and brings together a range of world-class experts from the fields of climate science and policy, technology, energy production and supply, economics, business competitiveness and financial management among other related fields.
Committee Member – Economic and Climate Policy Expert
(£800 per day – up to 2 days per month)
The Committee has a Chair and six members and we are now seeking an additional Committee member with expertise in the field of applied micro economics and climate policy.
Providing impartial and independent input to discussions, you will play a key role in determining the Committee’s strategic direction and formulating independent advice to Government. You will have experience of delivering results as part of a multi-disciplinary team, expert ability to process and interpret complex information and strong interpersonal skills – including the ability to negotiate, persuade and build partnerships at all levels.
Good knowledge of the range of the Committee’s work and of the differences across the UK and the Devolved Administrations in climate change and climate change mitigation policy is desirable.
For further information and a candidate brief containing application details please visit http://www.odgersberndtson.co.uk/gb/executive-opportunities/opportunity-details/38058/?utm_source=jobs.economist&utm_medium=Listing&utm_campaign=38058&utm_term=Central_Government&utm_content=Non-Executive
or contact OdgersBerndtson on 0845 130 9005 quoting reference NAO/38058.
Closing date for applications is midnight, Sunday 22nd January 2012.
DECC is an equal opportunities employer.
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