Maritime Emissions and MRV Consultant, Vanuatu

• Collect air quality and maritime emissions data for Vanuatu.
• Assess maritime sector emissions and produce an updated inventory of short-lived climate pollutants (SLCP) and greenhouse gases (GHG).
• Validate updated air quality and maritime emissions inventories.
• Conduct multi-stakeholder consultations and technical reviews to identify maritime GHG mitigation pathways.
• Develop technical recommendations and action plans for maritime mitigation policies to support Vanuatu's National GHG Strategy for Maritime and Shipping.

• Hold a Master's degree or equivalent in maritime studies, maritime engineering, naval architecture, marine/environmental engineering, transport planning, environmental policy, or a related field.
• Have at least 2 years of professional experience in maritime transport, shipping, port operations, maritime environmental management, or related areas.
• Possess substantial experience in maritime GHG and/or air pollutant emissions analysis, inventory development, and MRV system design.
• Have experience supporting governments, international organizations, or regional bodies on maritime decarbonization strategies, technical assessments, or regulatory and policy measures aligned with IMO frameworks.
• Demonstrate ability to prepare technical reports, strategy documents, or policy recommendations for public-sector or intergovernmental stakeholders.
• Experience working in small island developing states, Pacific regions, or similar developing country contexts is preferred.
• Strong knowledge of maritime emissions sources, inventory methodologies, and MRV systems is preferred.
• Familiarity with IMO decarbonization frameworks and maritime mitigation options is preferred.
• Excellent skills in technical writing, analysis, presentations, and stakeholder facilitation are preferred.
• Fluency in written and spoken English is required.

The closing date for applications is Thursday, 15 October 2026.