President Clinton launched the Clinton Climate Initiative (CCI) in August 2006 to make a difference in the fight against climate change in practical, measurable and significant ways. CCI works in three strategic focus areas based on where it believes it can have maximum impact: cities, clean energy, and forestry. CCI takes a holistic approach, addressing the major sources of greenhouse gas emissions and the people, policies, and practices that impact them.
Cities occupy two percent of the world’s land mass yet contribute more than two thirds of global greenhouse gas emissions. For this reason, cities can play a key leadership role in catalyzing global action to address climate change. In addition to being more nimble and willing to take risks than larger government bodies, cities have more direct access to their citizens and local businesses, schools and institutions, and therefore, the effects of new policies are immediate and meaningful. Working with a network of cities is an effective way of significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions and providing models that national governments can adopt.
CCI’s Cities Program partners with some of the world’s largest cities to reduce their carbon emissions. The Cities Program serves as the implementing partner of the "C40," an association of 40 of the world’s largest cities that have pledged to accelerate their efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Under the leadership of the partner cities, and in collaboration with private sector actors, the Cities Program assists in developing and implementing large-scale projects that directly result in substantial greenhouse gas emissions reductions. These include projects to improve the energy efficiency of buildings, create advanced waste management systems, deploy low-carbon vehicles and fuels, and generate clean energy. Whenever possible, we aim to prove that action to improve the environment can also generate financial savings, grow markets for new products and services, and create job opportunities. We are also expanding the benefits of our programs to additional cities associations and partners.
The Jakarta City Program works closely with Jakarta's regional government (PEMDA DKI Jakarta), its associated agencies (namely The Department of Industry and Energy, The Department of Housing and Public Buildings, the Buildings Department and the Regional Environment Management as well as private building owners and operators to identify, develop and implement energy efficiency projects that reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Energy Efficiency Analyst
Responsibilities:
The Energy Efficiency Analyst will report to the City Director and is responsible for:
The City Program Analyst would ideally have all or many of the following:
Closing Date: October 7, 2010
Cities occupy two percent of the world’s land mass yet contribute more than two thirds of global greenhouse gas emissions. For this reason, cities can play a key leadership role in catalyzing global action to address climate change. In addition to being more nimble and willing to take risks than larger government bodies, cities have more direct access to their citizens and local businesses, schools and institutions, and therefore, the effects of new policies are immediate and meaningful. Working with a network of cities is an effective way of significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions and providing models that national governments can adopt.
CCI’s Cities Program partners with some of the world’s largest cities to reduce their carbon emissions. The Cities Program serves as the implementing partner of the "C40," an association of 40 of the world’s largest cities that have pledged to accelerate their efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Under the leadership of the partner cities, and in collaboration with private sector actors, the Cities Program assists in developing and implementing large-scale projects that directly result in substantial greenhouse gas emissions reductions. These include projects to improve the energy efficiency of buildings, create advanced waste management systems, deploy low-carbon vehicles and fuels, and generate clean energy. Whenever possible, we aim to prove that action to improve the environment can also generate financial savings, grow markets for new products and services, and create job opportunities. We are also expanding the benefits of our programs to additional cities associations and partners.
The Jakarta City Program works closely with Jakarta's regional government (PEMDA DKI Jakarta), its associated agencies (namely The Department of Industry and Energy, The Department of Housing and Public Buildings, the Buildings Department and the Regional Environment Management as well as private building owners and operators to identify, develop and implement energy efficiency projects that reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Energy Efficiency Analyst
Responsibilities:
The Energy Efficiency Analyst will report to the City Director and is responsible for:
- Researching and updating information on the energy sector and local energy policy, as well as energy efficiency projects locally and globally
- Gathering information on current energy efficiency projects undertaken locally and in other countries and municipalities by both public and private actors and NGOs
- Creating, translating and summarizing reports, presentations and communications for and from our partnering government agencies
- Working with the City Director to track and enhance public and private sector energy efficiency projects
- Facilitating meeting with the relevant Pemda agencies, private-property owners, in addition to financial institutions, NGOs and other partners
- Participating in all programs that are ongoing in the Jakarta City Program.
The City Program Analyst would ideally have all or many of the following:
- Fluency in Bahasa Indonesia and English
- A relevant professional qualification (minimum Bachelor level, Masters level preferred) in Business, Journalism/Communications, Economics, City Planning, Engineering or Environmental Studies
- A minimum of one year of relevant project experience
- Interest in and knowledge of municipal infrastructure, environmental policy, and/or the energy sector is desirable
- Strong work ethic and flexibility
- Ability to work independently and in close collaboration with partnering government agencies
- Excellent research, analysis, and quantitative skills and familiarity with Excel modeling
- Demonstrated communications skills and the ability to manage within sensitive political and cultural contexts in a diplomatic and collaborative manner
- Experience in a demanding, results-oriented environment
Closing Date: October 7, 2010
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