Contribute to the Convention on Biological Diversity as a Consultant for a Technical Study on Access and Benefit-Sharing. Engage in detailed research and draft action plans to enhance global biodiversity frameworks.

The United Nations Workplace

Programme (UNEP) seeks a Consultant to produce an in-depth technical study on access and advantage-sharing (ABS) regarding genetic resources, traditional knowledge, and digital sequence information (DSI). With at least five years of relevant experience, you'll analyze indigenous perspectives and create implementation-focused outputs through comprehensive desk reviews and peer feedback. Key Responsibilities:
Conduct thorough desk research on ABS frameworks
Analyze documented experiences of indigenous communities
Identify trends,



best practices, and gaps in implementation
Draft technical study and action plan for review
Finalize the study and plan with stakeholder feedback Requirements:
Master’s degree in relevant field or equivalent experience
Minimum five years in biodiversity policy or similar
Strong analytical and research capabilities
Excellent knowledge of genetic resources and DSI
Qualified writing and communication skills Utilize your expertise in biodiversity policy to influence effective implementation of ABS frameworks globally.

📌 Technical Study Consultant For Abs Montreal
🏢 UN Secretariat
📍 Montreal