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Under the guidance of the Acting Head of the Frontiers in Environmental Law Unit and in consultation with the Industry and Economy Division, the consultant is expected to:

• build on existing research and analysis to synthesize key insights and learnings on EPR design and implementation across sectors.
• organize and assist in the organization of dialogues to facilitate the exchanges of experience and lessons learned among governments on EPR design and implementation.
• document and support the dissemination of key findings from the EPR-related work.
• support project proposals and knowledge products development on textile regulations and laws.
• provide legal support for the scoping and development of textiles policies in targeted developing countries;
• develop and deliver trainings for policymakers and other stakeholders on best practices and examples of textiles laws and regulations to support countries to transition towards a circular and sustainable economy.
• undertake basic or extensive review of legal documents, instruments, and other materials on environmental law matters, with a focus on pollution-related legal issues; and prepare or assist in the preparation of presentations, background papers, briefs, reports and correspondence on environmental law matters, with a focus on pollution-related legal issues.