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The vacancy
Status: Permanent
Closing date: 27th June 2022
We’re looking for a Natural Capital Development Officer to support the Scottish Wildlife Trust with the delivery of the Scottish Forum on Natural Capital.
Main Duties
Provide the secretariat function for the Scottish Forum on Natural Capital
Assist the Chair and Vice Chair of the Forum with meetings, including the collation and distribution of meeting papers.
Report back to the Steering Group on progress made on Scottish Forum projects and aims.
Coordinate taking and distribution of minutes at quarterly Steering Group meetings.
Make sure there is general oversight and coordination of the Scottish Forum working Groups
Maintain accurate records of all relevant stakeholders, including member organisations and expert advisors.
Act as the first point of contact for the Scottish Forum and respond to enquiries as required.
Ensure strong project and programme management in pursuit of the Scottish Forum’s vision - Support the implementation of the strategy at operations level amongst member organisations of the steering group and other appropriate organisations through strong project and programme management.
Support the long-term development of the Scottish Forum - Play a key role in the development of the strategy for the Scottish Forum on Natural Capital, seeking out and assessing new opportunities where appropriate.
The successful candidate will ideally:
Have proven experience in a similar environment or qualifications in a relevant discipline
Have a proven track record of working in a multi-stakeholder environment to deliver on ambitious projects particularly motivating other stakeholders to contribute fully and take ownership of objectives
Have the ability to manage programmes and projects and track the delivery of objectives
Be comfortable in planning and delivering events to a high standard for a range stakeholder
Have an aptitude for writing reports and gathering feedback from relevant parties for a wide audience with different levels of understanding
Be able to think creatively and strategically and deal with complex information to frame arguments and discussions
Have a working understanding of natural capital, its issues and its application to conservation
Understanding of the complex social, ethical, economic and environmental issues surrounding natural capital
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