Strategy & Governance

• The Sustainability or Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Head is responsible for leading the countries effective management of ESG risks and impacts, including demonstrating leadership in responsible community investment and sustainable company performance.
• Adopting and effectively implementing the Groups CSR/ Sustainability objectives at Country level maintaining a timely reporting process.

• Nature: coordinate action plans and policy implementation
• Climate: Support Business lines and Corporate in delivering the 20230 Net Zero and 2045 objectives
• Societal: Steering stakeholder dialogue, relaying just transition ambitions and monitoring impacts on affected communities.

• Positions ENGIE’s strategy and sustainability leadership amongst key external stakeholders that promote business and companies purpose.
• Set-up, manage and or coordinate the relevant governance structures needed to effectively ensure the integration and reporting of Sustainability requirements within ENGIE’s Country position with all its stakeholders.

Organizational leadership

• Guide and support the country’s senior management teams of the various business lines to provide sound organizational ESG guidance, advisory and process excellence that supports business growth and strengthen ENGIE’s operational presence in the country.
• Consolidate the overview of sustainability related topics/progress and country performance – ensuring updates and dialogues with country management on ESG performance
• Coordinate works with other functional departments involved in the Sustainability strategy, policies and targets such as HR, Procurement, Ethics, H&S, Finance, Business development, operations etc
• Maintains strong working relationships with and has open and transparent communications between all members of the team.
• Co-ordinate and /or identify CSR programs/ initiatives with relevant business stakeholders that supports  in country commitments and elevates ENGIE’s position as a company supporting a Just Energy Transition.

Project and Budgetary Management

• Supports the entire Project Value chain from project development to operations and final decommissioning process. Directs the team in providing required ESG (HSE, community and biodiversity) input into all aspect of the management of ENGIE’s projects, including onsite environmental and broader stakeholder engagement and community investment, from planning, permitting management of construction and operation and reporting to sale, where/if appropriate
• Oversees ESG team’s relationship with contractors to ensure the most effective and constructive management of project risks and impacts
• Ensures that all projects develop a Long Term Community Investment Strategy and Stakeholder Engagement Plan, including a well-functioning grievance mechanism.
• Develop and manages the Country’s ESG budget ensuring required project justifications and integration are identified and aligned with business stakeholders.

Reporting and Communication

• Ensure compliance protocols with applicable local/country laws in relation to ESG are identified and implemented with the Country. Further complying with ENGIE groups adoption of European directive conformance throughout country projects and practices such as but not limited to: ( EU Taxonomy, CSRD, Duty of Vigilance etc.)
• Responsible for quarterly reporting through internal Sustainability/CSR channels. This includes smooth running of the in country sustainability (environmental/ Societal) Committee.
• Works with the Country Manager and key internal stakeholders to determine, design and implement the company’s communication and stakeholder strategy, including positive contributions for enhancing the company and industry profile
• Regularly interfaces and reports with AMEA Hub Sustainability Function to ensure a One ENGIE approach and greater alignment with Groups missions and requirements. 
• Creating a sustainability Culture within the country by ensuring the right trainings, information sharing and awareness initiatives are undertaken internally.