UN
Communication Consultant for Ghana Planet GOLD Project, Ghana
Freelanceil y a 4 mois
Job Description
Ghana
Freelance
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UN Job Vacancy: Legal Consultant for the Ghana PlanetGOLD project, Ghana. Recruiter: UNDP - United Nations Development Programme.
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What this role involves
You will advise the Ghana PlanetGOLD project on legal frameworks for artisanal and small-scale gold mining (ASGM), focusing on formalization, environmental compliance, and human rights. Day-to-day tasks include reviewing national mining laws, drafting policy recommendations, and supporting stakeholder consultations with government agencies and mining communities.
Key skills to highlight
Demonstrate expertise in Ghanaian mining law, ASGM regulatory reforms, and environmental justice. Strong candidates show experience in legal drafting, multi-stakeholder engagement, and familiarity with UNDP’s sustainable development goals. Fluency in English and knowledge of local mining contexts (e.g., Obuasi, Tarkwa) are assets.
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In your CV’s experience section, lead with a specific ASGM or mining law project—e.g., “Advised on legal formalization of 50+ small-scale miners in Western Region.” Use Ghana-specific terms like “Minerals and Mining Act 2006 (Act 703)” to prove local knowledge.
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