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Our undercover investigations expose transnational wildlife crime, with a focus on elephants and tigers, and forest crimes such as illegal logging and deforestation for cash crops like palm oil. We work to safeguard global marine ecosystems by addressing the threats posed by plastic pollution, bycatch and commercial exploitation of whales, dolphins and porpoises. Finally, we reduce the impact of climate change by campaigning to eliminate powerful refrigerant greenhouse gases, exposing related illicit trade and improving energy efficiency in the cooling sector.  \nEIA has access to information on environmental crime through our own investigations and through a variety of government and non-government sources. Managed and analysed appropriately, this information can be used to: facilitate future investigative planning; provide an overview of trade patterns and hotspots for publication; map criminal networks; demonstrate the serious and organised nature of environmental crime; support / direct the professional enforcement community; and deliver compelling evidence to decision-makers so that they increase commitment and investment in effective enforcement.  \nOutputs in written form may be supported by diagrams, charts and maps, and tools used include MS Office and specialized intelligence visualization software, supported by secure communications.  \nMain Purpose of Position:  \nThe Senior Crime Analyst will work across EIA ’ s campaigns to oversee and facilitate the management, development and dissemination of EIA ’ s information related to environmental crime, including actionable information to external stakeholders. The Senior Crime Analyst will line manage the Crime Analyst.  \nOrganisational Matters:  \nThe Senior Crime Analyst will be line managed by and report to the Campaign Leader for Tigers and Wildlife Crime. The Senior Crime Analyst’s priorities will be determined by Campaign strategies and workplans, and they will work in cooperation with relevant members of staff in all Departments to fulfill the following responsibilities.  \nResponsibilities:  \nCampaigning:  \n• Evaluate, and process information from a range of internal and external sources  \n• Conduct contextual research and verification checks including opensource information checks  \n• For internal and external audiences, produce clear and concise analysisdriven outputs, including but not limited to:  \no Problem, market and subject profiles  \no Information alerts  \no Situational analyses  \no Financial typologies  \no Diagrammatical outputs such as network and commodity flow charts, and maps  \n• Active monitoring of trends and developments in the poaching and trafficking of wildlife to predict and advise upon emerging threats and opportunities, including through a strategic overview of information and intelligence requirements related to EIA’s work.  \n• Monitor trends and developments in other environmental crime types, such as illegal logging, as requested.  \n• Represent EIA at relevant external meetings, including delivering presentations .  \n• Provide guidance to civil society partners and contact s on the management and analysis of information and develop effective data collection processes as required.  \nExternal Contacts:  \n• Liaise with campaign contacts (media, government, law enforcement personnel and civil society) related to project delivery, information gathering and verification.  \n• Maintain relations with relevant suppliers for campaign outputs, such as software providers, designers, translators and publishers  \n• Maintain contact lists  \nCommunications:  \n• Research, review and draft campaign outputs such as public reports and briefings  \n• Produce concise, accurate , informative , fully referenced outputs in a timely manner  \n• Assist in the planning, preparation and production of other audio-visual materials, such as enforcem","cbCaic8cofqJPVRt","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaic8cofqJPVRt","pdf",277008,"English","# Job Description Overview\n## Background and Main Purpose of Position\n## Responsibilities: Campaigning\n## Responsibilities: External Contacts and Communications\n## Responsibilities: Information Management\n## Responsibilities: Operational and Human Resource Management\n## Responsibilities: Strategic Planning","[{\"question\":\"What is the main purpose of the Senior Crime Analyst Grade 3 position at EIA?\",\"answer\":\"To manage, develop, and disseminate EIA information related to environmental crime, including actionable intelligence for external stakeholders, while line managing the Crime Analyst.\"},{\"question\":\"Which environmental crime areas does the role focus on?\",\"answer\":\"Wildlife crime such as illegal logging and trafficking of elephants and tigers, forest crimes for cash crops, threats to marine ecosystems from plastic pollution and exploitation of whales/dolphins/porpoises, and climate change-related refrigerant greenhouse gas illicit trade.\"},{\"question\":\"What types of outputs and tools are expected from the Senior Crime Analyst?\",\"answer\":\"Clear, concise, analysis-driven written outputs with references, supported by diagrams, charts, and maps, using MS Office and specialized intelligence visualization software, delivered through secure communications when needed.\"}]","Senior Crime Analyst Grade 3 - Job Description - EIA | PDF",1789452073]