Location: Kathmandu, Nepal
Expected Date of Joining: April 2018

Environmental and Social (E&S) Analyst is an exciting opportunity at Dolma Impact Fund, Nepal’s first international private equity fund. The E&S Analyst will work closely with portfolio companies in implementation and monitoring of environmental and social action plans to achieve Dolma’s investment and impact model. E&S Analyst will bring positive change by improving Environmental, Social, and Governance practices in our portfolio companies.

Descriptions of Responsibilities:

• Reporting to the E&S Manager, the position will be based in Kathmandu, Nepal with frequent travel to project sites within Nepal
• Support E&S Manager with field supervision, monitoring, and reporting of portfolio companies
• Assist E&S Officers of portfolio companies in the documentation of required Environmental and Social Management Systems and meeting the required environmental and social action plans of Dolma Impact Fund
• Ensure compliance with portfolio companies with relevant laws and regulations of Nepal, such as Labour Act, Environmental Act, etc. and applicable international standards
• Continuous monitoring of environmental, health, and safety standards of portfolio companies, risk identification, mitigation and timely reporting
• Prepare monitoring reports following site visits
• Report any major E&S issues to the manager
• Assist with E&S document review and assessment of portfolio and pipeline companies

Experience and Qualification:

• Master degree in environmental science or related field with 3 years’ experience in Environment Management, preferably in Hydropower Projects or High-Risk Construction Projects. Additional experience Occupational Health & Safety and social development preferred
• Expert knowledge of Nepal and International Environmental Laws, Regulations, and International Practices
• Deep understanding of occupational health risks and safety.
• Results-oriented, team player, articulate analyst with attention to details, persuasive communicator and good report writer
• Interest for development subjects and developing countries. Good understanding of sustainable development & impact investing
• Good knowledge and experience with IFC Performance Standards and understanding of Development Finance Institutions activities
• Ability to travel frequently within Nepal
• Ability to communicate and write effectively in English and Nepali, with a preference for capabilities in both languages
• All are welcome to apply, with priority being given to Nepalese or Non-Resident Nepalese (NRNs) particularly with international experience from reputable private equity firms