Principal Policy Analyst, Climate Change (005510)

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Appointment to the role is on a fixed term flexible basis (up to 73.5 hours per fortnight) for 30 months.

ReCFIT is responsible for supporting the Government in setting the State’s strategic direction in relation to Climate Change, renewable energy and future industries.

The Climate Change Branch provides a central source of advice on strategic Climate Change policy and coordinates the development and implementation of Tasmanian Government initiatives relating to Climate Change mitigation and adaptation, in partnership with all levels of government, business, industry and the community.

The key responsibilities of the Branch include:

• the development and implementation of whole of government policies and programs related to both adaptation and mitigation, including those in the Tasmanian Government’s Climate Change action plan;
• advice on international and national Climate Change policy and Climate Change science;
• participation in state and national working groups and steering committees; and
• annual statutory reporting requirements for the State’s greenhouse gas emissions.

ReCFIT is administratively supported by the Department of State Growth.

• Research and analyse policy issues relevant to Climate Change matters and contribute to solutions, proposals and recommendations as they impact Tasmania.
• Assist with the development and implementation of policies and initiatives that progress the Government’s strategic direction and priorities in relation to Climate Change.
• Liaise and consult with State agencies, local government and other stakeholders on Climate Change policy and project issues.
• Lead the administration of consultancies and funded projects, including preparation of approvals documentation and management of projects to achieve outcomes.
• Prepare a range of written material, including ministerial and Cabinet documentation, reports and briefing notes and supporting material for policy, legislation, investigations and inquiries.
• Plan and deliver projects and initiatives that involve coordination with other team members, State agencies and external organisations.
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 Principal Policy Analyst - Climate Change.docx

 Principal Policy Analyst - Climate Change.pdf

 Advice to applicants.DOCX

 Advice to applicants.pdf

To apply, please provide a one - two page document outlining your experience skills, and knowledge as they relate to the statement of duties and a copy of your current resume.

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 Application for Employment (Form 201).DOCX

 Application for Employment (Form 201).pdf