We are seeking candidates with expertise in air pollution to generate evidence-based insights that can inform and drive mitigation efforts. The role calls for proficiency in statistical techniques and mathematical modelling, coupled with a strong understanding of core air pollution concepts. Candidates should demonstrate the ability to analyse and visualise data effectively, drawing actionable conclusions that can support policy and practice. A thorough grounding in bottom-up emission inventory development is essential, along with familiarity with the National Clean Air Programme (NCAP) and working knowledge of monitoring–evaluation–learning frameworks. The role also entails conducting comprehensive reviews of academic literature and best practices to deliver high-quality research outputs, with a focus on air quality indicators, implementation strategies, and their evaluation.
Responsibilites
Qualifications
Master’s degree in a discipline related to air pollution, atmospheric chemistry, general science, environmental science, environmental economics, engineering and public policy, or similar disciplines from a recognised university
Skill Set
Duration
6-12 months
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