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UK excellent knowledge of HM Treasury Green Book, DLUHC and other business case guidance (particularly in relation to the five-case model), including associated economics-related methodologies and their practical application a good knowledge of robust evaluation methodologies and approaches strong verbal and written communication skills excellent digital skills, including more »

In addition the direct economic impacts of investing in nature and nature-based solutions are growing and need to be understood and accounted for. Economics advice is required across much of NatureScot s remit, in relation to halting and reversing biodiversity loss, understanding and advising on role of nature in … The successful candidate will have opportunities to develop a range of skills, building on their existing knowledge and experience. Key Responsibilities and Accountabilities • Provide economics advice within NatureScot, including undertaking and commissioning socio-economic assessments and working with partners to apply natural capital concepts in the public and private sector. … Provide micro-economics advice to NatureScot staff on topics across NatureScot s remit, including land use and management, wildlife management, biodiversity, rural development and marine issues. • Contribute to the development of Scottish Government policy on sustainability and natural capital, including gathering and communicating evidence. Emerging areas include promoting the concept more »