Specific duties and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Research and Evidence Review

• Review and extraction of information from global, regional, and G7-related reports, datasets, and policy sources.
• Compile data tables, evidence matrices, and bibliographic references in line with the analytical framework of the review.
• Contribute to mapping collective progress and identifying illustrative examples across the four pillars of the G7 Nature Compact: transition, investment, conservation and restoration, and accountability. Analytical and Technical inputs
• Preparation of analytical notes, annexes, and indicator summaries to inform the draft and final synthesis report.
• Prepare concise visual summaries, graphs, and tables to highlight findings and trends.
• Contribute to ensuring consistency and quality of data presentation and referencing across documents. Consultations and Coordination
• Organization and documentation of expert consultations, technical meetings, and validation discussions.
• Prepare agendas, background notes, and summary records of discussions.
• Coordinate with UNEP divisions and partners to ensure timely exchange of information and alignment of inputs. Drafting and Quality Assurance
• Contribute to drafting sections of annexes, background materials, and technical summaries.
• Review and cross-check information for completeness, accuracy, and adherence to agreed methodologies. Integration of comments and revisions from UNEP reviewers and partners into the draft and final reports. Knowledge Management and Communication
• Maintain an organised database of references, data sources, and meeting records.
• Preparation of presentation materials, talking points, and communication products to accompany the final report.
• Ensure proper version control and documentation of deliverables for internal reference. The G7 Nature Compact - Research and Coordination Consultant will work under the supervision of the Deputy director of Ecosystems Division.

Qualifications/special skills

• A university degree master’s or equivalent in environmental studies, international relations, economics, sustainable development, biodiversity conservation, or a closely related field is required. A first-level university degree, combined with two 2 additional years of qualifying experience, may be accepted in lieu of an advanced university degree.
• At least 5 years of progressively responsible experience in environmental research, data analysis, or programme coordination related to biodiversity, climate, or sustainable development is required. Demonstrated experience in desk research, data compilation and literature review for analytical or policy-oriented projects is required.
• Experience in preparing technical or synthesis reports for international, governmental, or intergovernmental processes e.g., G7, G20, CBD, UNEA, OECD. Familiarity with multilateral environmental agreements and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development is required
• Experience in organising and documenting multi-stakeholder consultations or expert meetings is desirable.
• Experience working with the United Nations system or comparable international organisations is desirable.