ABOUT THE ROLE
The Transparency International Secretariat is currently seeking a Policy Lead, Corrupt Money Flows (m/f/d) to join the Policy and Advocacy Team. The Policy and Advocacy Team leads on the organisation’s advocacy initiatives through the development of policy positions, representation of Transparency International at international fora and towards key stakeholders within the anti-corruption community, and cooperation with TI National chapters on shared global thematic priorities. The purpose of this role is to enhance the ability of Transparency International to bring about policy change by promoting sound and evidence-based policy and advocacy to stop the flows of dirty money, advancing and delivering Transparency International’s strategic objective 2 of TI’s Global Strategy 2030 - Holding Power to Account.
The Policy Lead, Corrupt Money Flows will provide leadership in driving the Corrupt Money Flows priority and support policy development in this area of work, including on issues such as anti-money laundering, beneficial ownership transparency, enablers, and illicit financial flows. The Policy Lead will provide direction and drive practical implementation in a) identifying relevant gaps in terms of existing conceptual frameworks, evidence, analysis and tools in the field; b) prioritizing areas to focus on considering the potential impact, political and advocacy opportunities, added value, and available resources; and c) supporting the implementation of outputs designed to target specific audiences and advocacy objectives.
Working closely with the Campaigns Lead and the Research team, the Policy Lead will support the creation of and engagement with internal and external strategic partnerships, promote peer-to-peer exchange and information sharing and guide the development of evidence base for policy advocacy. The Policy Lead will also support the successful implementation of key projects related to corrupt money flows, including as part of the Global Anti-Corruption Consortium (GACC) and the Rallying Efforts to Accelerate Progress – Africa Inequalities Initiative (REAP). The Policy Lead will identify funding opportunities to advance TI’s evidence-based advocacy work.