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About the role
The Institute for Human Rights and Business is a global think tank focused on human rights and responsible business practices. This role owns the project’s institutional engagement, including building relationships with renewable energy developers and financiers to pilot and scale the Hidden Bill taxonomy and risk pathways.
What you'll do
Drive and manage partnerships with renewable energy developers and operators for pilot programs
Bridge engagement between developers, financial institutions, insurers, and other practitioners
Translating research findings into practical tools and pathways for risk prevention and value creation
Coordinate with project partners such as law firms and policy experts on governance frameworks
Facilitate convenings and stakeholder discussions to align on social risk management
What they're looking for
Experience in stakeholder engagement with industry players in energy or infrastructure
Ability to build trust-based relationships with diverse actors including developers, investors, and insurers
Strong communication and facilitation skills for multi-stakeholder gatherings
Background in human rights, sustainability, or corporate governance with a focus on risk and accountability
Experience translating research into actionable tools or frameworks
For applicants in Nigeria
Location is fully remote; the listing states worldwide eligibility
The listing does not specify a timezone requirement; confirm during interview
Pay currency or range is not stated; confirm during interview
The listing does not specify visa or work-authorization notes; confirm during interview
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