Bangladesh: Climate change and health expert (international)

The consultant will have a relevant academic degree with at least 10 years of relevant experience in the design of climate change related projects in the health sector. The expert will work in close coordination with the team leader and the civil engineers to identify risks and opportunities related to urban health delivery in the context of increasing urbanization and climate change. The consultant is expected to (i) prepare a brief working paper on the direct and indirect links between climate change, urban infrastructure and public health in Bangladesh; (ii) carry out an institutional landscape mapping and capacity gap assessment of the health emergency risk management capabilities of ULBs and develop a health emergencies preparedness and Response plan/checklist for dealing with health emergencies in cities; (iii) carry out an institutional landscape mapping and capacity gap assessment for integrating health considerations into urban planning by ULBs; (iv) support the civil engineer in prioritizing community-based infrastructure measures to improve public health; (v) prepare a detailed training plan for climate resilient urban planning emergency risk management; (vi) prepare grant proposal with detailed terms of reference for the Urban Climate Change Resilience Trust Fund (UCCRTF) for three components (capacity building, emergency response, and community infrastructure); and (vii) works with team leader to ensure that identified grant components have gone through the appropriate due diligence requirements, including social and environmental safeguards, and have been accounted for in project costing

Please send only your CV to zoe.froget@conseilsante.com with the reference "Bangladesh - Expert 9" in the title