The CVF-V20 seeks a Program Officer to coordinate delivery of its initiative, “Pulling the Methane Emergency Brake: CVF-V20 as a Platform for Climate Prosperity, Health, and Near-Term Climate Stabilization.” Representing 74 climate-vulnerable countries and some 1.7 billion people, the CVF-V20 is building a catalytic platform to position methane mitigation as a core economic, fiscal, and public-health priority, and to strengthen country-led capacity to translate it into investment-ready action. Working in the Secretariat’s science office, the Program Officer will support Member States in embedding methane, air quality, and health co-benefits into policy, political engagement, and investment strategies, and will help align methane action with fiscal stability and Climate Prosperity Plans (CPPs). The initiative complements the Global Methane Hub’s sectoral and city-level investments by addressing political economy, institutional capacity, and collective sovereign leadership.

The CVF-V20 seeks a Program Officer to lead delivery of its Climate Emergency and SRM program under the science and health work stream of the Climate Vulnerable Forum. The Program Officer will keep the 74 CVF-V20 member states informed on the evolving science of 1.5°C and the climate emergency, build technical and policy literacy on climate intervention options, including solar radiation management (SRM), marine cloud brightening (MCB), and sea-level-rise interventions, establish institutional mechanisms for informed deliberation on climate intervention governance, and strengthen Global South representation in emerging international discussions. The role provides balanced, evidence-based information and does not advocate for or against any specific intervention.

The Contracts Manager will primarily be responsible for overseeing the administration and monitoring of contracts, agreements, and related procurement actions across different CVF-V20 programs and projects. This role is aimed at strengthening institutional effectiveness and accountability. The position holder will be expected to uphold strict compliance with organizational policies and donor requirements through robust monitoring and evaluation. This position requires strong judgement, the ability to manage complex workflows, and the maturity to work directly with various partners, including governments, donors and other stakeholders.

The Economist, Debt Sustainability & Fiscal Policy will advance the V20 debt-growth agenda by supporting reforms to Debt Sustainability Analyses (DSAs), strengthening fiscal rules, and coordinating a Debt Management Office (DMO) fellowship to enable countries to share experiences, advice, and develop solutions together. The Economist will provide analytical support on debt sustainability, debt-for-climate swaps, fiscal rules, and work closely with DMOs and finance ministries more broadly to help expand fiscal space.

The Economist, Debt Sustainability & Fiscal Policy will advance the V20 debt-growth agenda by supporting reforms to Debt Sustainability Analyses (DSAs), strengthening fiscal rules, and coordinating a Debt Management Office (DMO) fellowship to enable countries to share experiences, advice, and develop solutions together. The Economist will provide analytical support on debt sustainability, debt-for-climate swaps, fiscal rules, and work closely with DMOs and finance ministries more broadly to help expand fiscal space.

The CVF-V20 seeks a Carbon Markets Director to provide strategic leadership and direction for its carbon markets agenda; setting the vision and overseeing the development of policy, regulatory, and investment frameworks that enable high-value, high-integrity carbon markets and channel carbon finance toward achieving Climate Prosperity Plans. The Director will lead and grow the CVF-V20’s carbon markets practice and team, serve as the partnership’s senior representative to governments, standard setters, and financiers, and drive government cohesion, institutional capacity, and the mobilization of both carbon and climate finance to accelerate low-carbon and climate-resilient development across CVF-V20 member countries.

The Travel Coordinator will be responsible for coordinating all domestic and global business travel for the Secretariat Staff, delegates and partners. This role requires a proactive, detail-oriented, and highly organized self-starter who can manage multiple travel arrangements across continents and time zones to ensure seamless travel coordination. Core responsibilities include planning, organizing, coordinating and reporting on travel and travel expenses.

The System Dynamics Modeler / Economist will support the CVF-V20 in the development, refinement, and application of the GEM-CPP system dynamics model for the formulation, customization, and implementation of Climate Prosperity Plans (CPPs).