A consultant is needed to help The Iris Project manage their grant-making programme on a daily basis so that young people can help restore and protect nature worldwide. Global Greengrants Fund UK is looking to fill this position.

The position will be remote in nature. The working hours of consultants ought to be flexible. This is a 100% remote role that is available to applicants globally. The working hours are negotiable; however, in order to work with our team in Europe and Asia, candidates must be available between 9:30 am and 5:00 pm in the GMT+0 to GMT+7 time zone.

The Iris Project was established in March 2022 with the goal of providing funding, mentoring, and capacity building to young environmentalists between the ages of 14 and 24. Under the direction of a compensated, diverse Advisory Panel, the project seeks to demonstrate why investing in young people's solutions for the environment and climate is essential to solving the climate crisis.

Managing impact evaluation, supervising the Iris Prize application process, assisting winners and runners-up, and maintaining the project's database are among the duties of the Iris Project. In addition, they help with partner nominations, cultivate connections with runners-up, work together on campaigns, and add to the project's overall plan. They also oversee the financial and administrative management of grantees and keep abreast of the conversation surrounding youth climate funding. They work together on due diligence with the Global Greengrants grants management team as well.

Application:

Only applications that adhere to the provided guidelines, including all required information submitted via the application form, will be considered.

Don't miss the application deadline, which is 30th November 2023.