Knowledge Management Policy Specialist

Your New Role:-

Reporting to the Chief of Unit Knowledge Management & Capacity Building or a designated officer, you will be responsible for capturing, reviewing, collating, summarising, and publishing domain (Solar) knowledge and experience for the benefit of our member countries. Your strategic efforts will underpin our work capability to strategically develop, maintain and deliver Database/portal and capacity building systems – maximising knowledge transference.

Your Broader Scope of Work (but not limited to)

Knowledge Management & Capacity Development:-

• Develop and support implementation of a knowledge management and capacity development strategy and implementation plan aligned with the outputs of ISA and considering internal and external demand for knowledge on relevant
• Strategically Lead the design and implementation of knowledge management/ sharing and learning events including through workshops, seminars, knowledge cafes, knowledge share fairs and written
• Liaise with relevant team leads and field offices in developing knowledge products and in organizing learning platforms to promote the internal andexternal sharing of knowledge, and to assist member states with capacity building.
• Promote and support ISA and member state system-wide knowledge management efforts in the context of the solar energy best practices (including through the strategically planned web portals).
• Promote knowledge management with a view to develop consensus on a common strategic approach for capacity development and a common concept on issues and challenges to be
• Document the experience of capacity development initiatives and preparation of policies and
• Strategically coordinate and manage all relevant activities (including but not limited to:: content management, norms for design, liaison with vendors.

Education:-

• Master’s degree or higher in business administration/economics/finance, knowledge management, capacity development and training, renewable energy, civil engineering, or another relevant discipline from an accredited

What you will need to succeed:-

• Minimum of 8 years of demonstrable relevant experience in the technical field of knowledge management and/or capacity building/
• Experience and or knowledge of similar work being undertaken in one of the three target regions for ISA (Africa, Asia/Pacific, Latin America) will be highly
• A strategic experience in stakeholder relationship management/knowledge management and or capacity development in the solar energy sector is highly
• Proven track record of overseeing and producing policy briefs and or communications products in various formats to senior
• Proven networking and organizational skills
• Demonstrated project management Experience, including balancing multiple assignments from conception to completion on schedule and within budget
• Strong analytical, communication, presentation and drafting

Languages & IT skills:-

• The role demands substantial writing and verbal communications skills. As English is the official and working language of the Organization, excellent command of both written and spoken English is required. Knowledge of other languages (i.e., French, Spanish and Arabic) would be an advantage. The role demands substantial writing and verbal communications skills.
• Knowledge of other languages (i.e., French, Spanish and Arabic) would be an advantage.
• Satisfactory skills in Outlook, MS Office products, and experience with the various ERP systems required to manage this role is required.

Location:-

• India.

Company Overview:-

The International Solar Alliance (ISA) is an international organization headquartered in Gurgaon, National Capital Region of India. The vision and mission of the ISA is to provide a dedicated platform for cooperation among solar resource rich countries where the global community, including bilateral and multilateral organizations, corporates, industry, and other stakeholders, can make a positive contribution to assist and help achieve the common goals of increasing the use of solar energy. Thereby, help ISA Member States to meet their energy needs in a safe, convenient, affordable, equitable and sustainable manner.