Jobs in Pakistan

European Action support Internship

Tuesday, 7 June 2011

Location: Greater London, UK
Salary/benefits: N/A
Application closing date: Jun 15, 2011
June – September 2011
After organizing some of the largest mobilizations around climate in history, building a support network of over 500,000 supporters and over 1000 partners world-wide 350.org is now ready for the next challenge and wants your help.
Over the next five months, 350.org will help organize a massive worldwide demonstration of people power. On September 24th – the date of our next big climate action day – we will be organizing massive events in key cities all around the world to demonstrate how people are ‘moving away from fossil fuels’. For more information on our “Moving Planet” campaign please visit http://www.moving-planet.org/.
In preparation for Moving Planet mobilizations next September 24, we are looking for an intern to connect and support event organizers and assist 350 partner campaigns in London. We are specifically looking for passionate on the ground organizer who are excited about organizing some of the biggest climate actions their city has ever seen.
Responsibilities will include: outreach to partner organizations and 350 supporters/organizers; planning a massive creative climate mobilization in their city, email and phone communication with September 24th event organizers; research into the political and media climate of individual countries; social networking outreach; materials development and more. An ideal candidate for this position will have a variety of skills, including:
- Excellent communication (both oral and written) and people skills;
- Excellent action organizing skills;
- Experience in campaigning for social change;
- Experience working as part of a team;
- Capacity to multi-task and work nimbly, balancing multiple priorities and interruptions;
- Understanding of, interest in, and experience with projects that have a focus on sustainability, social change, advocacy. A knowledge of climate change activities in the UK is a major plus;
- Experiences in media work and communications (traditional and social media) a definite plus
More than anything, we are looking for enthusiastic candidates who are willing to work hard for a cause they believe in. As a European action support intern, you’ll be joining an international team of young organizers. Whether you are interested in environmental politics, non-profit management or online advocacy, we will be able to help develop your skills over the course of the summer and introduce you to new opportunities in any of the aforementioned fields.
Contact for more details: Diana@350.org
Application process: Please send us your CV and a covering letter stating clearly why you are the right person for this position.
Deadline for Application: 15th June – interviews will be held on a rolling basis – so feel free to send us your application as soon as possible

Social Accountability Adviser

Help us put social accountability at the heart of the developing world.
£28,400 - £35,500 plus benefits
Milton Keynes or London (at least 3 days in MK) with extensive overseas travel
(Fixed term contract until 30^th June 2014)

World Vision works tirelessly to combat poverty and its causes, particularly affecting children. Whether we're empowering people in developing communities to support one another, linking donors to those in need or creating networks to campaign for justice, we're taking huge steps towards our goal of transforming the lives of eight million children by 2015.

In this vital role, you will ensure the strengthening and effective delivery of programs focused on local level advocacy via our Programme Partnership Arrangement with the Department for International Development. This will involve:

Overseeing the design, implementation and monitoring of a variety of projects across the globe focused on holding governments accountable for equitable delivery of quality services
Working with staff both in the UK and across to globe to enhance technical capacity in social accountability programming
Controlling budgets and ensuring robust financial reporting
Representing World Vision in a number of NGO networks
Supporting the development and implementation of local level advocacy initiatives, including through ICT, and in fragile states
Providing wide-ranging support to our National Offices in the field

To be equal to the challenge, you will require:

A good first degree in Development Studies or International Relations (Masters preferable)
Proven experience of local level advocacy and civil society engagement within a developing country
Demonstrable skills in design, monitoring and evaluation of programmes, including undertaking assessments and training
Sound ability to draft funding proposals, reports, research papers and case studies
Enormous passion for reducing poverty and maximising social accountability

To find out how you can start to use your skills and experience to really make a difference, visit our website www.worldvision.org.uk/jobs for a full job description and an online application form.
Closing date: 23^rd June 2011 (11.00 pm)

Medical Coordinator, Islamabad

Closing Date: Thursday, 30 June 2011

A MEDICAL COORDINATOR (M/F) For Pakistan (based in Islamabad with regular field visits)
In May 2009, the Government of Pakistan launched a military operation against Taliban forces in Buner, Lower Dir, and Swat Valley (districts located in the NWFP). The majority of the local population started moving to Mardan and Swabi in order to avoid the conflict. By May 28, 2009, the number of IDPs had swelled to just over 3 million creating further pressure on the government, as well as the international community, to respond to the needs to the migrating population who had left their homes without money or other support.
In response to the evolving situation, and after a rapid need assessment, MdM deployed mobile clinics in Swabi and Buner to support IPDs and host community affected by the crisis. The mobile clinics are village based to respond to the high number (80%) of IDPs living in host communities. Since June 2009, MDM continue to support host communities, IDPs and returnees in Swabi and Buner districts through OPD, EPI, Nutrition and Reproductive health programmes. Almost one year after the crisis, the mobile clinics programme is still functioning, assisting the communities while they wait for the restoration of health facilities.
Since January 2010, the situation in Orakzai, Kurram agencies (FATA) is rapidly deteriorating. Beginning of March 2010, the army launched a military operation in Orakzai agency leading to the displacement of approximately 135.000 persons in Hangu and Kohat districts (NWFP). MDM deployed 2 mobile clinics to provide Primary health care to the most vulnerable communities in Kohat district.
Today, with 5 mobile units and more than 115 staff, MDM is providing primary health care services to more than 2000 patient per week in three districts in NWFP.
TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
The medical coordinator is in charge of the implementation, follow up and supervision of medical activities of MdM in KPK area.

Contribute to the overall planning and strategic direction of KPK response program
Provide technical support in health program related issues
Ensure the effective implementation, monitoring and evaluation of MdM health Programming in line with approved donor guidelines (proposal and budgets).
In charge of the capacity building of 1 medical coordinator assistant and 2 medical supervisors
Representation at the national authorities, donors, international
Organizations and other stakeholders directly or indirectly involved in supporting the project activities

More specifically:
1.Team management
Technical Line management of the Medical Team
Conducting briefing, evaluation and debriefing of the medical team prior to start and departure on medical program part of the project.
Organise regular meetings, briefings and debriefings with the medical coordinator assistant and medical supervisors
Emphasize on capacity building of the national medical team especially regarding the medical coordinator assistant and medical supervisors
Develop review and updated job profiles of medical staff
Organise the schedule/planning of the medical team to assure the development of the project.
To plan the replacement of the members of the medical team in collaboration with the general and field coordinators; Therefore to participate to the recruitment of the medical staff
Set up a close collaboration with the national field coordinator based in Islamabad and head of base in each base on regular exchange of information

2.Program Management
To develop a general strategy on MdM activities with the general coordinator and the team
To make sure the different component of the program are consistent and in link with population needs
To react to any change by adapting the program if necessary (outbreaks, new needs arising, opening of new programs, and influx of returnees, IDPs…)
To develop the analysis of the medical data: realization of reports and graphs and to ensure appropriate and early reporting system (see DEWS)
To ensure the supervision of the pharmacy (consumptions, orders & inventory) in Islamabad and in each base through medical supervisor
To support the trainings of the medical team and build a training matrix for the medical team
To monitor on a regular basis the different components of the program and to set up corrective measures in case of need

3.Coordination with UN agencies, NGOs, local medical authorities and local authorities (community)
To participate to the different medical meetings (MoH, Edo/H, UN, inter agencies)
To ensure project coordination with other medical partners (MoH, UN, INGOs) and to lobby for its improvement and the necessary changes to put in place for the best of the population
To participate to any situation related workshops, if any interest (possibility of delegation to one medco assistant)
To work in close collaboration with MoH and to try to support capacity building within MoH team
To organize regular meeting with the local authorities in KPK and with the community leaders.

4.Management of medical stock and logistic chain for medical purchase
Timely ordering of essential drugs and supplies in Islamabad
To supervise medical purchase process in Islamabad and in each base through medical supervisor
To supervise medical stock management in Islamabad and in each base through medical supervisor

5.Relationship with the Emergency desk and RM
To ensure follow-up of medical issues and sharing of information
To realize weekly / monthly report
To participate in the writing of donors activity reports The activities may change based upon the situation.

CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT:
Starting: 01/05/2011 ASAP Duration: 6 to 12 months (renewable)
Contract : EMPLOYEE (French contract)
Short term contract
SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE NEEDED:
Skills required: - Doctor, Nurse or Midwife - Knowledge of Pakistan an asset - Experience of work in a Muslim country is appreciable - Experience in a similar position - Knowledge of public health issues - Experience in outbreak management and emergency response - Experience in negotiations with local authorities, partners and staff in difficult contexts - Ability to train national staff - Ability to take effective decisions according to the context - Capacity to work in an volatile security context and able to apply strict security rules - Capacity to create relationships with the communities - Ability to manage a team and work in an international team - Ability to have a global overview of a program (not only on medical plan)
Personal skills required: - Patience - Reactivity, anticipation, adaptability and capacity to take initiatives to changing requirements - Organisational skills, rigor - Impartiality - Ability to synthesise - Ability to classify and to manage priorities - Listening and diplomacy skills - Ability to listen and share decisions - Good writing and communication skills inside the team and from widely-varied organizations and agencies - Team spirit - Interest for Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law - Respectful of a very traditional Muslim society - Capacity to work and to live in tense conditions (climate, cultural context, promiscuity, isolation) - Good physical resistance (long day of work, many trips between Islamabad and mobile clinic's locations)
Languages: Fluent English (oral and written) mandatory French and/or Pakistan an asset
Please send a resume and a cover letter via our website : http://www.medecinsdumonde.org/fr/A...
MdM reserves the right to close any vacancy before the advertised deadline. Thank you for your understanding.

Communications Coordinator, Islamabad, Pakistan

Closing Date: Saturday, 11 June 2011

CARE is seeking an experienced Communications Coordinator to help CARE Pakistan bolster its communications capacity in order to support the Country Office's communications needs and satisfy the demands of CARE International members and international journalists around the one-year anniversary of the floods. The Communications Coordinator will ensure that there is a media/communications strategy both for the one-year anniversary and possible flooding during the monsoon season. The Communications Coordinator will support CARE's commitment to transparency and accountability, put CARE in a position to seek media attention for our most successful work and/or use that exposure to further our goals in Pakistan.
Principal Responsibilities:

Work with emergency operations personnel and CI COMWG to develop and amend as necessary a media plan for national and international media.
Establish target media of interest to national members as advised by CI Press Officers.
Act as point of contact on all media matters and respond to, prioritize and co-ordinate media and CI requests on a daily basis. Act as spokesperson where appropriate and as agreed by the Country Director.
Pro-actively seek media interviews among designated target media and arrange all interviews for designated CI spokespeople. Manage all media matters in relation to CI or VIP visitors.
Prepare and disseminate press releases, updates, photos features or human-interest stories – primarily for distribution externally (e.g. the media or other agencies).
If deemed necessary, lead the development of a short report summarizing CARE's response at the one-year mark.
Help communicate CARE's advocacy positions.
Monitor print and electronic media for mentions of CARE and other topics of interest to the organization.
Provide media/communications training to CARE staff.
Additional communications or representation tasks as necessary.

Required:

Ability to work independently and as a team player who demonstrates leadership and is able to support and train local and international staff and also able to work with disaster affected communities in a sensitive and participatory manner.
Works with trustworthiness and integrity and has a clear commitment to CARE's core values and humanitarian principles.
Ability to operate effectively under extreme circumstances including stress, high security risks and harsh living conditions. Works and lives with a flexible, adaptable and resilient manner.
Demonstrates awareness and sensitivity to gender and diversity. Have experience and the ability to live and work in diverse cultural contexts in a culturally appropriate manner. Has a capacity to make accurate self-assessment particularly in high stress and high security contexts.
Is well planned and organized even within a fluid working environment and has a capacity for initiative and decision making with competent analytical and problem solving skills.
Knowledge of CARE policies and procedures, Sphere and the Red Cross/ NGO Code of Conduct. Requires general finance, administration, information management and telecommunication skills and proficiency in information technology/ computer skills.
3 – 5 years humanitarian aid experience. Work experience in a developing country is essential.
Minimum bachelor degree in journalism, public relations, communications or other related field.
Experience in journalism (broadcast or print) , or related field such as media/public relations, and strong understanding of print, radio, television and social (online) media.
Excellent writing, editing and communications skills in English required.
Experience in community-level communications, feedback or awareness campaigns.
Strong computer skills (Microsoft Office, photo editing software etc.).
Experience as a spokesperson.
Training and coaching skills.

Duration: 2.5 Months Location: Islamabad, Pakistan Expected Travel Percentage: 30% Language Requirement: English required, Urdu desirable
To apply to this position, please visit: https://tbe.taleo.net/NA5/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=CAREUSA&cws=1&...
Our diversity is our strength; we encourage people from all backgrounds and experiences, particularly women, to apply.

Logistician / Base Manager - Sukkur, Pakistan

Solidarités International is a French humanitarian organization which provides aid and assistance CONTEXT OF INTERVENTION
Scarred by conflict and buffeted by earthquakes and floods, Pakistan is a major recipient of aid. In 2010, Having previously responded to the earthquake in 2005/6 and the IDP crisis of 2009, Solidarités WASH projects focusing on the provision of safe drinking water, sanitation facilities including waste The programmes have mainly been supported by ECHO as the mission's largest partner, and further As of the end of May 2011 Solidarités International is set to launch another WASH project in Sindh, Solidarités International will be working closely with local authorities and has already OUTLINE OF POST
The Logistician / Base Manager will implement and supervise all logistics operations at his/her assigned He/she will organize logistic support for programmes, in keeping with Solidarités International's He/she will assist the Field Coordinator in the implementation of safety rules.
He/she ensures the representation of Solidarités International by order of the Head of Mission on a He/she is in charge of life on the base and ensures good communication between the different He/she is the security referent on the base, and he/she ensures compliance with all of Solidarités In general, the Base Manager combines their responsibilities as Base Manager with those of the In the case of combined job functions, refer to the corresponding job description.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Coordination and monitoring : - Leadership and team cohesion development - Monitor coordination and Security management on the base : - Be responsible for the security of the team and base material - Reporting / communication / representation : - Ensure that key information circulates correctly, both on Supply Management : - Carry out a purchasing environment analysis at the local level - Supervise the Vehicle Fleet Management : - Negotiate vehicle rental contracts and establish vehicle movement schedules - Equipment/Telecommunications Management : - Optimize distribution of materials according to operational Management and Monitoring of IT Equipment : - Update antivirus software - Implement backup and Human Resources Management : - Analyse and quantify logistics personnel needs - Recruit, train and Reporting/Capitalization : - Ensure the compilation of price and supplier lists - Ensure that internal CANDIDATE PROFILE
Candidates need to be enthusiastic, wanting field experience, motivated, have experience with an NGO, have Fluent English is required and a good working knowledge of French is a bonus.
Candidates will preferably have two or more years of experience in a related field.
Candidates will have an undergraduate degree in a related field, and a post-graduate degree is a CONDITIONS
Salaried post: from 1400 euros gross per month, according to experience, plus 10% annual leave allowance Solidarités International will cover accommodation and travel expenses from the expatriate's home

Social and medical cover: Expatriates benefit from an insurance package
Vacation: During the assignment, a system of alternation between work and

DURATION : 12 months, beginning as soon as possible.
HOW TO APPLY
Please send us a CV and cover letter, either through our website or via the following link:

unprecedented flooding affected 20 million people in Pakistan, a fifth of the population. On inspecting the damage, U.N. Secretary-General Ban-Ki Moon said the flooding was one of the worst humanitarian emergencies he had witnessed.
International sent an assessment team to Pakistan in August 2010. In September the current mission opened. The mission has grown quickly and secured partners to respond to the WASH needs of approximately 300,000 flood-affected people in Sindh Province, Pakistan.
management and latrine rehabilitation/construction, hygiene kit distributions and hygiene promotion. The mission is emergency relief- and recovery-focused, also implementing DRR and LRR-conscious projects. The areas of intervention for the mission at this time are in southern and northern Sindh Province, in the south of Pakistan.
programming with ECHO is underway.
having completed the current programme. The project will be based in Northern Sindh and be oriented around the provision of much needed water networks, sanitation systems, hygiene promotion and community disaster risk reduction.
established a good working relationship with the provincial government.
base.
procedures.
base or in a geographic zone.
services.
International's rules and procedures.
Administrator, Logistician or the Logistician - Administrator.
communications between the various departments
Monitor and analyze the security situation ; brief all new arrivals on the base - Ensure that all security-related documents and procedures are updated regularly - Ensure compliance with all security rules and procedures on the base - Ensure the immediate management of any security incidents that may occur
the base and between the base and coordination offices - Manage and consolidate internal and external communication on the base - Be the official representative of Solidarités International for aid workers, local and political administrative authorities, civil society and the media - Be an active participant in humanitarian forums and coordination meetings
update of price lists and supplier files - Manage Solidarités International's purchasing procedures and those of donors funding the programmes - Draw up and update a purchasing timeline - Receive, approve and process requests for quotes and internal order forms - Ensure that budgetary lines related to logistics are monitored and observed - Supervise the preparation of purchasing documents and draft the contracts - Participate in the drafting of call for tenders - Supervise procurements, ensuring that approval rules and procedures are observed - Select suppliers and negotiate prices, deadlines and delivery methods
Supervise the planning and execution of maintenance and repair work - Ensure that a complete tool kit and a complete emergency kit are available on board all vehicles - Ensure that all drivers have received general training - Check that vehicle log books and legal documents are in order - Ensure that fuel consumption and vehicle mileage are monitored and recorded
needs - Organize the installation, safe-guarding and monitoring of materials - Install communication means and ensure that they are regularly maintained ; train teams in their use
data-protection procedures - Ensure the maintenance and correct use of IT equipment - Provide technical assistance to teams and organize training sessions
supervise the logistics team - Conduct performance reviews for members of the logistics team
order forms are monitored and that the status of each order is given to the person waiting - Consolidate monthly logistics packs ; provide the Logistics Coordinator with all information needed to draft intermediary and final reports
a good sense of humour, be organized and committed, and willing to be part of a close team, living and working together.
bonus.
paid monthly, and a monthly Per Diem of 500 USD.
country to the site of the assignment.
which reimburses all healthcare expenses (including medical and surgical expenses, dental care and ophthalmological expenses, repatriation) and a welfare system including war risks. Essential vaccination and antimalarial treatment costs are refunded.
time off is implemented at the rate of one break every three months. For a one-year assignment, the expatriate will have a break during the 3rd and the 9th month (with 500 euros allocated by Solidarités). He or she will also be entitled to go back to his or her home country for a 15-day period after six months spent on the mission (Solidarités will cover travel costs).
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Administrator, Islamabad, Pakistan

Closing Date: Monday, 20 June 2011
DURATION 6 months (renewable)
REQUIRED COMPETENCES Degree in Economics, Business Studies, Accounting or Political Science achieved at least 5 years ago

Min 2 year experience in developing country
Knowledge of UE administrative and procurement procedures
Experience in supervision and planning of field logistics
Experience in supervising multi-cultural staff
Strong leadership, supervisory and people skills as well as experience with NGO procedures, approaches and operations

Fluency in written and spoken English
DESIRABLE COMPETENCES Experience in Administrative and accounting procedures Strong computer skills including Microsoft Word, Excel, accounting software
WORK CONTEXT Cesvi has been working in Pakistan since 2006 while supporting the 2005 earthquake victims through the construction of 2 schools in Ngani and Khai Garan villages, AJK province, through its partner organization, Mountain and Glacier Protection Organization (MGPO) with private funds.
Cesvi, as partner of AKRSP (Aga Khan Rural Support Programme) started working in 2009 in the Gilgit-Baltistan and Chitral (NAC) for the implementation of the twenty months project "Strengthening Community Responses to Food Insecurity in the Northern Areas and Chitral (NAC)", which aims at enhancing the food and livelihood security of the most vulnerable communities living in these remote mountain regions.
Cesvi is also one of the implementing agencies of the Italian Emergency Program to support earthquake affected people in Pakistan through the implementation of a project for the support of the socio economic development of Union Council Kala Moola, Tehsil Haveli, district Bagh (AJK, June 2009 - June 2010).
In addition to this, Cesvi has been working since beginning 2008 in Skardu and Ghanche Districts, of Baltistan, for the implementation of the "Integrated Management of Natural Resources and Culture of The Central Karakoram National Park", with funds from the Italian Ministry for Foreign Affairs. The project aims to assist the park management, improve the tourism sector and most of all improve the livelihoods of communities living in the buffer zone of the park. The project works through the Local Support Organizations (LSOs) and offers activities to improve the forestry, livestock and agricultural sectors. CESVI has recently been approved a 3 years project proposal in Chitral aimed at reducing poverty by creating new employment opportunities to young men and women through the development of entrepreneurial skills and value chain for the stone craft sector.
Since 2000 CESVI belongs to the Alliance2015 (www.alliance2015.org), a partnership of seven like-minded non-government organizations working in the field of development cooperation. Since its founding in 2000, Alliance2015 has worked to consolidate this partnership by developing new ways of working together, which reflect the range of talent and experience in our ranks.
As response to the 2010 floods, at the beginning of August 2010 Cesvi has started working in Nowshera and is now operating in Muzaffargarh and Shangla Districts where intends to develop early recovery projects in the sector of wash, education and food security.
JOB DESCRIPTION The collaboration will start in May 2011.
The main duty station will be Islamabad. The Administrator will work under the supervision of the CESVI Country Representative
Main tasks: - S/He will plan, supervise and deliver all project and programme related administrative functions: accounting, budgeting, procurement, financial reporting and monitoring - S/He will ensure that the management of the program will comply with administrative procedures of Donors, local Law and Cesvi and will develop procedures and guidelines to this end, as well as will provide on-the-job training and supervise administrative staff - S/He will ensure an adequate reporting to the Country Representative/Desk Officer, as regard to the management/control of financial flows of the various projects, constantly monitoring expenses and cash flow (final balance and budget analysis) - S/He will plan, supervise and control project and programme logistic functions - S/He will assist Country Representative/Project Manager in the preparation of contracts with suppliers, partners and service providers and will monitor contract administrative performance
To apply, please visit this page http://hr.cesvi.org/?name=details&id=267

International Operations Manager, Islamabad, Pakistan

Closing Date: Thursday, 16 June 2011
We are pleased to announce the following vacancy:
VACANCY NO.: Job ID 1788
CLOSING DATE: 16 June 2011 (5.00 p.m. New York time)
POST TITLE: International Operations Manager (IOM)
CATEGORY: ICS-10
POST NUMBER: 33004
POST TYPE: Rotational
DUTY STATION: Islamabad, Pakistan – Non Family Duty Station-
DURATION: One year fixed-term initially
ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: Asia and the Pacific Region
ORGANIZATIONAL SETTING:
The IOM will report directly to the UNFPA Representative. As a member of the UNFPA Country Office management team, the IOM provides leadership and advice on all aspects of office management and operations. The IOM supervises a number of national staff involved in finance, budget, audit, procurement, human resource management and general administration.
The IOM leads and guides the operations team through ensuring adherence to established policies, rules, regulations and procedures in a client-oriented manner. He/she also works closely with the programme team inensuring adherence to established policies, rules, regulations and procedures in a client-oriented manner. He/she also works closely with the programme team in the Country Office as well as other UN agencies, UNFPA headquarters and regional office, government and other implementing partners in order to facilitate effective and efficient implementation and delivery of UNFPA programmes and projects at national and sub-national levels in Pakistan.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
A. Ensure a smooth functioning, well-managed and results-oriented Country Office

Serve as a member of the Country Office management team, and provide support to the UNFPA Representative in ensuring information flows, advice and support on operations issues related to the Country Office;
Oversee operational and staffing requirements for the Country Office and of the Country Programme and its component projects by participating in review meetings and assesses the managerial and operational capacities of the implementing partners, in close collaboration with the programme team;.
Analyze operational aspects of the Country Programme under both partners' and UNFPA execution in terms of personnel, equipment, sub-contracts, procurement, training, etc.;
Ensure strategic and efficient management of office and programme financial resources, while exercising proper financial controls and adherence to corporate financial policies, rules and regulations. Seek advice from Headquarters when deviation from rules and regulations may be necessary and proposes alternative solutions to meet programme and office objectives;
Maintain optimal staffing of office and programme through timely provision and training of human resources applying HR tools and mechanisms and advises on appropriate contract modalities. Implement and monitor HR policies and incorporate HR systems including performance management in the office. Monitor implementation by service providers of entitlements (benefits and salaries);
Supervise the implementation of corporate financial, procurement and HR systems and ensure adequate training of staff and project personnel on these issues. Ensure a continuous and updated flow of information between field, the Regional Office and headquarters;
Maintain oversight for the timely provision of goods and services for office and programme following established corporate procedures regarding sub-contract review and awarding of contracts, evaluate cost effectiveness and manages the negotiations in connection with eventual agreements;
Manage UNFPA assets and liabilities and ensure proper inventory control;
Ensure that UNFPA interests are reflected in common system activities related to common services and premises, cost-recovery, and cost-sharing arrangements, privileges and immunities, entitlements and salary surveys, security, etc. by participating actively in inter-agency meetings and working groups;
Supervise national staff of theoffice and ensure that established procedures are being followed;
Review and take corrective action as appropriate on audit findings, advances, Purchase Orders and Requisitions, payments and other financial/administrative;
Support the UNFPA Representative on security matters including ensuring MOSS compliance of UNFPA offices in Pakistan; and
Establish and maintain a harmonious working environment; seeking to strengthen team-building by encouraging active participation and interaction at all levels; foster staff development and empowerment.

B. Contribute to efficient operations at the country level, in close collaboration with the programme staff in the Country Office

Provide support and advice to the programme associate and programme assistant as well as to other members of the programme team in their programme and operations support to the office, including on follow-up on audit recommendations; and take corrective action as appropriate on audit findings, advances, Purchase Orders and Requisitions, payments and other financial/administrative actions;
Promote network relationships for accessing and sharing knowledge in the region on operations matters; and
Support a continuous, up-to-date and accurate flow of information between the Country Office and the regional office and headquarters.

Perform any other duties as may be required by the UNFPA Representative.
CORE COMPETENCIES:

Commitment to UNFPA's Values and Guiding Principles
Developing People/Fostering Innovation and Empowerment/Performance Management
Team Work/Communication/Self-Management
Strategic Thinking/Results Orientation and Commitment to Excellence/Decision Making
Knowledge Sharing and Continuous Learning

FUNCTIONAL COMPETENCIES:
Business acumen
Implementing management systems
Innovation and marketing of new approaches
Client orientation
Organizational awareness
Job knowledge/technical Expertise

QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE:
Advanced degree in business administration, public administration, finance, information technology, economics or related field.
At least 5 years of proven relevant progressively responsible work experience in administration, HR management, procurement, finance, information technology and/or office.
Thorough knowledge of the United Nations Staff Rules and Regulations, UNFPA human resource management policies, financial and administrative rules and regulations and procurement, an asset.
Strong analytical and leadership skills;
Proficiency in Atlas/ PeopleSoft is desirable, word processing and other computerized applications;
Strong writing and oral communication skills;
Field experience in emergency/humanitarian settings and knowledge of Pakistan are a strong asset;
Management experience is essential;
Fluency in English is required.

UNFPA provides a work environment that reflects the values of gender equality, teamwork, respect for diversity, integrity and a healthy balance of work and life. We are committed to maintaining our balanced gender distribution and therefore encourage women to apply.
We offer an attractive remuneration package commensurate with the level of the position. The package includes a competitive net salary plus housing allowance, home leave, health insurance and other benefits.
HOW TO APPLY:
UNFPA has established an electronic application management system. This allows applicants to create a candidate profile, which can be updated regularly and submitted for more than one vacancy.
Download the Step by Step Guide to Applying in the E-Recruit System of UNFPA at http://www.unfpa.org/employment/application_guide.doc.
Please print out the Guide for your reference during the registration and application process. Notice: There is no application, processing or other fee at any stage of the application process. UNFPA does not solicit or screen for information in respect of HIV or AIDS and does not discriminate on the basis of HIV/AIDS status.

International Operations Manager, Pakistan

	Rotation
	This post is rotational. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The closing date of this vacancy is 16 June 2011, 5:00 p.m. New York time.
	Organizational Setting
	The IOM will report directly to the UNFPA Representative. As a member of the UNFPA Country Office management team, the IOM provides leadership and advice on all aspects of office management and operations. The IOM supervises a number of national staff involved in finance, budget, audit, procurement, human resource management and general administration. The IOM leads and guides the operations team through ensuring adherence to established policies, rules, regulations and procedures in a client-oriented manner. He/she also works closely with the programme team in the Country Office as well as other UN agencies, UNFPA headquarters and regional office, government and other implementing partners in order to facilitate effective and efficient implementation and delivery of UNFPA programmes and projects at national and sub-national levels in Pakistan. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	Main Tasks & Responsibilties
	A. Ensure a smooth functioning, well-managed and results-oriented Country Office - Serve as a member of the Country Office management team, and provide support to the UNFPA Representative in ensuring information flows, advice and support on operations issues related to the Country Office; - Oversee operational and staffing requirements for the Country Office and of the Country Programme and its component projects by participating in review meetings and assesses the managerial and operational capacities of the implementing partners, in close collaboration with the programme team;. - Analyze operational aspects of the Country Programme under both partners' and UNFPA execution in terms of personnel, equipment, sub-contracts, procurement, training, etc.; - Ensure strategic and efficient management of office and programme financial resources, while exercising proper financial controls and adherence to corporate financial policies, rules and regulations. Seek advice from Headquarters when deviation from rules and regulations may be necessary and proposes alternative solutions to meet programme and office objectives; - Maintain optimal staffing of office and programme through timely provision and training of human resources applying HR tools and mechanisms and advises on appropriate contract modalities. Implement and monitor HR policies and incorporate HR systems including performance management in the office. Monitor implementation by service providers of entitlements (benefits and salaries); - Supervise the implementation of corporate financial, procurement and HR systems and ensure adequate training of staff and project personnel on these issues. Ensure a continuous and updated flow of information between field, the Regional Office and headquarters; - Maintain oversight for the timely provision of goods and services for office and programme following established corporate procedures regarding sub-contract review and awarding of contracts, evaluate cost effectiveness and manages the negotiations in connection with eventual agreements; - Manage UNFPA assets and liabilities and ensure proper inventory control; - Ensure that UNFPA interests are reflected in common system activities related to common services and premises, cost-recovery, and cost-sharing arrangements, privileges and immunities, entitlements and salary surveys, security, etc. by participating actively in inter-agency meetings and working groups; - Supervise national staff of theoffice and ensure that established procedures are being followed; - Review and take corrective action as appropriate on audit findings, advances, Purchase Orders and Requisitions, payments and other financial/administrative; - Support the UNFPA Representative on security matters including ensuring MOSS compliance of UNFPA offices in Pakistan; and - Establish and maintain a harmonious working environment; seeking to strengthen team-building by encouraging active participation and interaction at all levels; foster staff development and empowerment. B. Contribute to efficient operations at the country level, in close collaboration with the programme staff in the Country Office - Provide support and advice to the programme associate and programme assistant as well as to other members of the programme team in their programme and operations support to the office, including on follow-up on audit recommendations; and take corrective action as appropriate on audit findings, advances, Purchase Orders and Requisitions, payments and other financial/administrative actions; - Promote network relationships for accessing and sharing knowledge in the region on operations matters; and - Support a continuous, up-to-date and accurate flow of information between the Country Office and the regional office and headquarters. Perform any other duties as may be required by the UNFPA Representative. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	Qualifications and Experience
	Advanced degree in business administration, public administration, finance, information technology, economics or related field. At least 5 years of proven relevant progressively responsible work experience in administration, HR management, procurement, finance, information technology and/or office. Thorough knowledge of the United Nations Staff Rules and Regulations, UNFPA human resource management policies, financial and administrative rules and regulations and procurement, an asset. Strong analytical and leadership skills; Proficiency in Atlas/ PeopleSoft is desirable, word processing and other computerized applications; Strong writing and oral communication skills; Field experience in emergency/humanitarian settings and knowledge of Pakistan are a strong asset; Management experience is essential; Fluency in English is required. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	Required Competencies
	CORE COMPETENCIES: Commitment to UNFPA's Values and Guiding Principles Developing People/Fostering Innovation and Empowerment/Performance Management Team Work/Communication/Self-Management Strategic Thinking/Results Orientation and Commitment to Excellence/Decision Making Knowledge Sharing and Continuous Learning FUNCTIONAL COMPETENCIES: Business acumen Implementing management systems Innovation and marketing of new approaches Client orientation Organizational awareness Job knowledge/technical Expertise -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	UNFPA Work Environment
	UNFPA provides a work environment that reflects the values of gender equality, teamwork, respect for diversity, integrity and a healthy balance of work and life. We are committed to maintaining our balanced gender distribution and therefore encourage women to apply. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	Compensation and Benefits
	This position offers an attractive remuneration package commensurate with the level of the post. The package includes a competitive net salary plus cost of living adjustment, housing allowance, home leave, health insurance and other benefits. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	Closing Statement
	Notice: UNFPA does not solicit or screen for information in respect of HIV or AIDS and does not discriminate on the basis of HIV/AIDS status. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	Disclaimer
	WARNING TO APPLICANTS: UNFPA does not charge any application, processing, training, interviewing, testing or other fee in connection with the application or recruitment process. Should you have received a solicitation for the payment of a fee, please disregard it. Furthermore, please note that emblems, logos, names and addresses are easily copied and reproduced. Therefore, you are advised to apply particular care when submitting personal information on the web. Should you feel that you have received a fraudulent notice, letter or offer that makes use of the name or logo of UNFPA, you may submit a report through the UNFPA fraud hotline http://www.unfpa.org/help/hotline.cfm -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

HEAD OF MISSION JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN

UMCOR South Sudan is seeking a Head of Mission (HoM) to lead and manage all programming, human resources, business development and Mission operations in South Sudan for UMCOR NGO. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: The Head of Mission, (HoM), based in Juba, South Sudan, will be responsible for overall country office strategy, supervision, programming, program development, and overseeing all aspects of UMCOR's presence including but not limited to program field offices in Yei and Aweil. Central to the position will be the establishment, development and maintaining of relationships with key agencies, including donors, international and local NGOs, UN offices, government offices, local partners, other faith-based and United Methodist Church stakeholders. The HoM will be responsible to ensure that all aspects of UMCOR's programs in South Sudan are implemented in compliance with grant agreements, budgets and according to schedule. The HoM will develop and manage programs in tandem with staff. As part of program development, the HoM is expected to examine the funding situation in the country and solicit funding for programs. In addition, the position will be responsible for office and management procedures, assessing the security situation, and recruiting/ supervising expatriate and national staff. Primary Responsibilities: Oversee all aspects of UMCOR South Sudan operations, including administration, human resources, security, project management and implementation. Coordinate with HQ in the establishment and management of the mission strategy for UMCOR's work in South Sudan. Develop work plans, in conjunction with program staff, for implementation of all programs; oversee implementation of all program activities and ensure work plans are followed or adjusted as needed. Design, prepare and negotiate project proposals and budgets, while maintaining oversight of the program, budget and expenditures to ensure timely use of funds. Ensure compliance with UMCOR and donor policies and procedures as they relate to personnel, security, procurement and financial management. Collaborate with and support UMCOR efforts with other faith-based and United Methodist Church stakeholders in South Sudan. Collaborate with the Finance Director in the administration of finance, including budget preparation and submission of financial reports, funds transfers, accounting, and related functions and also prepares and submits required narrative reports to UMCOR HQ, including project development and monthly reports. Ensure consistent high quality outputs and comprehensive monitoring, documenting and evaluation of all activities and their impacts. Actively coordinate program activities with other humanitarian and government agencies working in the area. Continually assess and report to HQ on the security situation and alter operations as appropriate. Provide regular situation reports to HQ and timely program reports according to donor and internal UMCOR requirements. Monitor developments throughout South Sudan and assess local contextual needs with the view of new program development and expanding programming. Must be willing to travel extensively to conduct regular site visits for all programs. Responsible for field office personnel recruitment, management and staff development. Communicate with HQ and HQ Program Unit on all aspects of programming and operations. Other tasks as assigned by the Executive Director. QUALIFICATIONS: Master's Degree in International Relations or related field and at least 5 years' experience working with relief/ transition/ development programs with field experience. Strong working experience in economic development issues/ approaches, capacity building, vocational training, community development and related programming. The candidate should have experience with cross-sectoral programming and leadership for managing current, ongoing, new start up operations, programming and human resources. Experience in working with US government, European, bi-lateral, and other donors. Experience in working with a faith-based organization is a plus. Prior experience in Africa highly desirable. Strong networking, management and financial skills required. Excellent written and oral communication skills in English required. Working experience in grants management and program implementation required. Working knowledge and experience of humanitarian principles, SPHERE and UN standards and protocols and procedure. Knowledge of researching and writing proposals and budgets for program development. Knowledge of Institutional Donor (private, US government, EU, UN and multi-lateral donors) policies and procedures related to project management, monitoring and impact evaluation. Strong representation, negotiation and coordination experience gained from working with international NGOs and/or UN organizations. Must possess strong representation, negotiation and coordination skills, diplomacy and patience. Strong analytical, problem solving and decision making skills. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision. A team player with good interpersonal and team building skills. Ability to work in post conflict environment and remote regions with limited resources. Ability to understand and respect the cultural, religious and political environment and to work well with staff and local authorities in a diplomatic manner. TO APPLY: Submit your cover letter (notes) and resume through our website at http://jobs-umcor.icims.com/umcor_jobs/jobs/candidate/job.jsp?jobid=1321&mode=view. No telephone inquiries please. Applications received by June 19, 2011 will receive immediate review. Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. This position will remain open until filled. Thanks for your interest in UMCOR.

INTERNATIONAL PROJECT ADMINISTRATOR WASHINGTON, DC

The Urban Institute is seeking an International Project Administrator in Washington, DC. Reporting to the International Program Manager, the International Project Administrator (IPA) is responsible for coordinating financial and operational oversight of a portfolio of 3 to 5 USAID funded projects accounting for significant annual revenue. Responsibilities: This coordination includes: developing pipelines and modifications for project budgets; monitoring and ensuring compliance with FAR, AIDAR, USAID and other US government regulations, World Bank and other donor regulations; assisting in training international and local staff in finance and operations; reviewing invoices and ensuring payment as well as producing financial reporting to the funders; facilitating communication and coordinating with UI employees overseas and Urban Institute administrative offices such as Contracts, Accounting, Information Technology and Human Resources and assisting with monitoring the financial and operational aspects of subcontracts with US and international partners. The IPA may perform these tasks directly for some projects in the portfolio and/or provide guidance to more junior employees who are performing these tasks for the remainder of the portfolio. In addition, the IPA is responsible for producing and reviewing cost proposal budgets; designing budget shells from scratch; determining cost proposal compliance requirements and collecting the necessary documents and information to meet those requirements; and collaborating with subcontractors on their cost proposals. The IPA may also be required to participate in other parts of proposal development. He or she assists the International Program Manager with improving systems and developing internal center policies for improved financial and operational management of international projects. Occasionally international travel will be required to open or close a field office. QUALIFICATIONS: Minimum qualifications include a Bachelor's degree. The IPA must have a minimum of three years of experience in finance and operations and contracts for international donor-funded projects. Strong familiarity with USAID rules and regulations related to project administration, budgeting, and procurement is required. A Master's degree and foreign language knowledge are pluses. Experience in proposal preparation, and budget and pipeline creation and management for USAID and/or World Bank projects is required. Candidates must have superior skills using Microsoft Excel and Word. The successful candidate will also be a highly organized individual with excellent time management skills. Relocation will not be provided. Only those major job duties necessary for proper job evaluation and/or labor market analysis have been included. Other duties may be assigned by the supervisor. The Urban Institute is an Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/V/H. Women and Minorities are encouraged to apply. TO APPLY: please go to: https://jobs-urban.icims.com/jobs/1668/job

LAND/AGRICULTURAL ECONOMIST UKRAINE

Chemonics International seeks a short-term land/ agricultural economist for the ongoing USAID-funded AgroInvest project in Ukraine. The short-term assignment will support quantifying the potential economic and land distribution consequences of various scenarios for introducing an agricultural land market in Ukraine or lifting the land sale moratorium. We are looking for individuals who have a passion for making a difference in the lives of people around the world. The economist will perform analysis of the following: Likely economic and distributional consequences from introduction of the land law as it is currently drafted, including land prices; Economic and distributional consequences from introduction of the land law by introducing new assumptions or changes to the law as it is currently drafted, including land prices; Likely winners and losers and consequences from various scenarios of lifting the moratorium (e.g., small and medium producers, large agriholdings, rural villagers, Ukrainian government); Macroeconomic quantitative analysis of possible major economic gains/ losses for the state budget after introduction of a land market in current draft form and with changes to the draft law; Analysis and conclusions of likely agricultural investment and impact on productivity resulting from passage of the draft land law as it currently exists, and by changing assumptions to the draft law. QUALIFICATIONS: Advanced degree in economics; doctoral degree preferred. Minimum 10 years of experience in economic analysis on land issues. Demonstrated experience leading teams on technical economic analysis. Extensive work experience in Ukraine or the former Soviet Union. Demonstrated leadership, versatility, and integrity. English fluency required; Russian language capability a plus. TO APPLY: Send electronic submissions to UkraineAgroInvest@chemonics.com by June 17, 2011. Please submit a cover letter and resume indicating the position title in the subject line. No telephone inquiries, please. Finalists will be contacted.

TRUCK DRIVERS KUWAIT

PAE is seeking Truck Drivers for Kuwait. Driver Responsibilities: Drive a Truck to transport material between various locations in South West Asia. May operate a radio or cell phone to communicate with base station. May keep records of trips. Cleans, service vehicle to include fueling requirements and maintain vehicle lubricants and accessories. Driver REQUIREMENTS: Have a minimum of three years commercial truck driving experience with no traffic violations or accidents. Must possess an active United States DOD Secret Clearance. Education Required: Must be a high school graduate and hold a valid CDL Driver's License for the class of assigned vehicle. Previous overseas experience is highly desirable. TO APPLY: If you are qualified and interested in this opportunity, please apply via our website: http://curaportal.mindscope.com/paegov03055cw/Aspx/JobDetails.aspx?Job_ID=8842. Reference Job Order#8842

CHIEF OF PARTY MALDIVES

Chemonics International seeks a chief of party for the USAID-funded Enhance Climate Resiliency and Water Security project in the Maldives. The project aims to demonstrate the process and outcomes needed for island communities to overcome or ameliorate the impact of global climate change. It will provide assistance to the Ministry of Housing, Transport, and Environment; island and atoll councils; the private sector, primarily provincial utilities; and local residents. Support will focus on two islands in the northern part of the Maldives. We are looking for individuals who have a passion for making a difference in the lives of people around the world. Responsibilities include: Oversee implementation and logistics for technical program activities; Oversee day-to-day management of financial and administrative operations; Serve as a key liaison between the project and relevant counterparts. Qualifications: Advanced degree in engineering required. Minimum 10 years of experience working on water security, community awareness of climate adaptation, and provincial utilities and services. Minimum three years’ experience managing donor-funded projects; previous chief of party experience preferred, not required. Technical knowledge of and experience in water and sanitation, infrastructure development and engineering, community development, and climate-change adaptation. Extensive knowledge of environmental, social, cultural, economic, and governance context of the atolls. Excellent written and oral communications skills. Demonstrated leadership, versatility, and integrity. Fluency in English required. TO APPLY: Send electronic submissions to ChemonicsMaldives@gmail.com by June 18, 2011. Please submit a resume and cover letter. No telephone inquiries, please. Finalists will be contacted.

SENIOR TECHNICAL ADVISOR FOR INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY BUILDING

SENIOR TECHNICAL ADVISOR FOR INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY BUILDING (STA-ICB)
BOBO DIOULASSO, BURKINA FASO
Management Sciences for Health is seeking a Senior Technical Advisor, Institutional Capacity Building (STA-ICB) who will be MSH/LMS Program's senior expert providing technical assistance (TA) to the West Africa Health Organization (WAHO). The STA-ICB will be posted at WAHO's offices, embedded within WAHO. S/he has a solid line reporting relationship to the Director, Country Portfolio, but will have a strong dotted line to the WAHO counterparts. The nature of the technical assistance provided will focus on strengthening the institutional capacity of WAHO to serve as a leader in the health sector in West Africa through the provision TA in the areas of organizational strengthening, HIS, M&E, management, leadership, advocacy, communication and negotiation. This is a highly visible position that requires establishing and maintaining professional contacts among high-level regional institutions, donors, the private sector, and agencies, as well as the USAID/West Africa project, AWARE II. The STA-ICB is expected to be self-motivated and to take initiative. He or she must possess knowledge of USAID/West Africa and WAHO regulations and procedures, as well as experience and maturity to exercise professional judgment in conducting activities with relevant counterparts to further USAID/WA and WAHO interests. SPECIFIC DUTIES: In close collaboration with WAHO senior level managers, provide support to WAHO staff and its focal points with the ECOWAS Ministries of Health in terms of capacity building in the areas of organizational strengthening, program management, leadership, advocacy, communication, negotiation and marketing. Coordinate and implement capacity building programs to strengthen the leadership and management capacity of WAHO staff and other health managers in region using evidence-based tools and approaches. Coordinate all activities closely with WAHO decision makers and USAID/West Africa Senior Capacity Development Advisor. Assist WAHO senior managers and in-country focal points, to identify opportunities and mechanisms that will improve collaboration and coordination with senior government officials, USAID bilateral missions and other donors including Global Fund, PEPFAR, the World Bank, and private corporations. Provide assistance to strengthen communication, collaboration and coordination between WAHO and Ministries of Health in ECOWAS countries. Assist WAHO in its efforts to improve coordination with other donors and development partners in the region. Provide assistance to WAHO to strengthen its capacity to assist Ministries of Health in ECOWAS countries in improving planning, health information systems, monitoring and evaluation, data analysis and reporting on priority health programs in the region. Provide technical assistance to WAHO in the areas of Communications, Resource Mobilization and Marketing. Participate in WAHO internal meetings and site visits. Produce quarterly reports to WAHO and USAID/WA, and communicate regularly with USAID/WA and AWARE II project managers. In close coordination with the Director, Country Portfolio, liaise with USAID and other local and international partners to promote the institutional development of WAHO and its work in the West Africa region. Document and share successes and lessons learned in the format of project reports, publications and presentations at all levels. QUALIFICATIONS: Master's degree or higher in Public Health, Public Administration, or Business Administration, or other related sector. Minimum of 15 years of field experience in progressively responsible positions in development programs, with management, HIS, M&E, organizational development, leadership, advocacy, communication and negotiation and adult training skills. Experience with public/ private sector, health organizations, and international donors, and non-governmental organizations is highly desirable. Previous work experience with regional institutions also highly desirable. Solid understanding of ECOWAS and West Africa's economic, political, social and cultural environment and the role of the regional institutions and host governments, private and public sector, including NGOs, in addressing development objectives, priorities and issues required. Knowledge of USAID, PEPFAR, the World Bank, the GFATM, KFW and other donor mechanisms highly desirable. Ability to use good judgment on sensitive topics, including ability to exercise independent judgment in prioritizing assigned tasks and in dealing with stakeholders at all levels and in the appropriate cultural and political context. Proven ability to interact professionally and effectively with senior managers, decision-makers, government officials, public and private donors, USG, and civil society. Practical and analytical skills necessary to translate data or information into concrete actions. Excellent oral and written communications skills, and ability to work in a large team and build good working relationship with all stakeholders. Proficiency in computer use, particularly Microsoft Office applications for word processing, power point, email, and Excel. Fluent written and oral proficiency in English and French required. Must be able to communicate effectively in both languages. Portuguese language ability would be an advantage. Willingness to relocate to Bobo Dioulasso and travel within West Africa up to 50% time. TO APPLY: for this position, please visit the Employment Opportunities section of our website at https://jobs-msh.icims.com.

FOOTWEAR INDUSTRY SPECIALIST MOLDOVA

Chemonics International seeks a project manager for the ongoing USAID-funded Competitiveness Enhancement and Enterprise Development II project in Moldova. We are looking for individuals who have a passion for making a difference in the lives of people around the world. Responsibilities include: Lead project activities aimed at increasing competitiveness and revenues in foreign and local markets; Attract investment and analyze economic trends in the Moldovan footwear industry; Interface and foster enduring relationships with various industry actors that drive industry competitiveness. QUALIFICATIONS: Advanced degree in industrial engineering, economics, business, marketing, or in a related discipline. Minimum three years of professional experience in the footwear industry or related fields. Project management experience strongly preferred. Proven ability to work independently or as part of a team. Excellent organizational skills with acute attention to detail. Strong analytical and problem solving skills. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Strong interpersonal skills and ability to interface with various industry actors. Demonstrated leadership, versatility, and integrity. Fluency in English, Romanian, and Russian strongly preferred. TO APPLY: Send electronic submissions to IndustrySpecialists@chemonics.com by June 17, 2011. No telephone inquiries, please. Finalists will be contacted.

FURNITURE INDUSTRY SPECIALIST MOLDOVA

Chemonics International is seeking a full-time project manager for the ongoing USAID Competitiveness Enhancement and Enterprise Development II project in Moldova. We are looking for individuals who have a passion for making a difference in the lives of people around the world. Responsibilities include: Lead project activities and collaborate with industry actors to design and implement activities aimed at increasing competitiveness and revenues in foreign and local markets; Attract investment to the Moldovan furniture industry; Foster relationships with private enterprises, industry organizations, and official bodies that influence industry structure and competitiveness; Analyze industry economic trends and adapt project activities accordingly. QUALIFICATIONS: Advanced degree in industrial engineering, economics, business, marketing, or a related discipline. Minimum three years of professional experience in furniture or related industries. Project management experience strongly preferred. Demonstrated ability to work independently or as part of a team. Strong organizational skills and acute attention to detail. Proven analytical and problem-solving skills. Excellent written and verbal communication. Strong interpersonal skills and ability to interface with various industry actors. Demonstrated leadership, versatility, and integrity. Fluency in English, Romanian, and Russian strongly preferred. TO APPLY: Send electronic submissions to IndustrySpecialists@chemonics.com by June 17, 2011. No telephone inquiries, please. Finalists will be contacted.

SENIOR RESEARCHER, IMPACT EVALUATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES WASHINGTON, DC

AIR is seeking a Senior Researcher, Impact Evaluation in Developing Countries. AIR's International Development Program seeks to enhance the capacity of developing countries to improve their quality of life through social development, behavioral change and education. Our work empowers individuals, communities, and institutions as agents of social and behavioral change. AIR's Impact Evaluation and Research in Developing Countries practice involves business development, working with policymakers and practitioners to build a common understanding of relevant policy and field-based questions, developing appropriate research designs and data collection plans, monitoring of data collection, analysis and report writing, and client presentations. The information can be used for purposes such as needs assessment, assessment of program and policy effectiveness cost/ benefit analysis, policy analysis, and process monitoring. Responsibilities: The selected candidate will provide intellectual, technical and managerial leadership to AIR's Impact Evaluation and Research in Developing Countries practice and within the field in general. The essential functions of the position include: Lead the growth and development of AIR's Impact Evaluation and Research in Developing Countries practice through business development, client relationship and capacity building activities; Lead proposals to build AIR's Impact Evaluation and Research in Developing Countries practice; Provide technical expertise to clients, AIR staff, partners and policy makers; Effectively manage complex projects, resources and staff; Apply entrepreneurial, creative thinking and problem solving skills in leading the practice; Participate in professional and staff development activities, especially in impact evaluation and research work and International Development- related topics. QUALIFICATIONS: PhD in Economics, Quantitative Sociology, Social/ Education/ Public Policy or similar social science, preferably in an international context with an emphasis on quantitative methodology and evaluation design, measurement, statistics, or related substantive area. Master's degree in a related area with additional experience may be considered. At least 7 years of related experience in Impact Evaluation and Research in Developing Countries. Demonstrated leadership and recognition in Impact Evaluation and Research in Developing Countries. Proven success in the evaluation of large or complex development projects and/or related policies. Experience providing consulting or technical assistance to clients in developing countries. Effective project management skills, including budgets, staff, deliverables and client/ subcontractor relationships. Demonstrated interest and capacity to lead proposals and other development work to support AIR's growth in Developing Countries. Strong leadership, organizational, and interpersonal skills with the ability to mentor and grow staff. TO APPLY: AIR offers an excellent compensation and benefits package, including a fully funded retirement plan, generous paid time off, subsidized garage parking, tuition assistance, and more. For more information, please visit our website at www.air.org. To apply, please go to http://jobs-airdc.icims.com and conduct a job title search. Job #6565. EOE.

SHORT-TERM EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS SPECIALIST PANAMA

Chemonics seeks a short-term emergency preparedness specialist for the USAID/Panama Community Forestry in the Darien project, which works with indigenous groups in the highly biodiverse Darien region. The project will launch activities to help communities adapt to climate change, including preparing for disasters and adapting agricultural and other practices to take changing weather cycles into account. The short-term specialist will work with the chief of party to develop a strategy and work plan for the next year and provide intermittent technical assistance as needed. We are looking for individuals who have a passion for making a difference in the lives of people around the world. The short-term emergency preparedness specialist will provide strategic guidance to: Develop climate-resilient community planning models, including emergency preparedness and risk reduction committees that will be trained in basic analysis of climate change risks in their areas. Conduct damage and needs assessments after extreme events that damage community assets. Analyze hydro- meteorological changes leading to extreme events and advise on prevention, risk reduction, and response to forest fires. Develop community plans that mainstream adaptation to climate-related natural disasters to minimize vulnerabilities by understanding climate-related risks before extreme events occur. Provide training to help community leaders audit infrastructure and development projects in their region and ensure that they take climate change variables into consideration. Work with the national government to strengthen ability to use climate change adaptation approaches, including development of gender-sensitive climate change vulnerability assessments and long-term adaptation plans. QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelor's degree required; advanced degree in relevant subject area preferred. Minimum five years of professional experience in emergency response planning, disaster preparedness, and/or climate change adaptation. Previous experience working at the community level to develop disaster preparedness plans, support community organization, and build response capacity. Experience in Latin America preferred. Demonstrated leadership, integrity, and versatility. Fluency in Spanish preferred. TO APPLY:Send electronic submissions to panamafcdrecruit@chemonics.com by June 17, 2011. No telephone inquiries, please. Finalists will be contacted.

MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAM ANALYST WASHINGTON, DC

The Foreign Agricultural Service is seeking a Management and Program Analyst (Grade: GS-0343-14) in Washington, DC. Type of Appointment: Excepted Service (Time Limit) Appointment; Length of Appointment: Up to 5 years; Area of Consideration: All Sources. You must be a U.S. citizen to apply for this position and be able to be security cleared for assignment. This is an excepted service appointment not to exceed 5 years. The individual selected for this position will be administratively assigned to the Rural Development and Natural Resources Branch (RDNR) of the Development Resources and Disaster Assistance Division (DRDA), Office of Capacity Building and Development (OCBD), Foreign Agricultural Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture (FAS/OCBD/DRDA/RDNR). The incumbent will be located in and work directly with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), at their headquarters offices located in Washington, D.C. Job posting can also be found here: http://www.fas.usda.gov/icd/drd/icdjobs.html. This position will be based in USAID's Office of Natural Resources Management in the Bureau for Economic Growth, Agriculture and Trade (EGAT/NRM). The incumbent will work closely with other offices within EGAT, other pillar bureaus, the regional bureaus, and the Missions. EGAT's mission is, in part, to stimulate economic growth, agriculture and trade; promote good governance; address global climate change; and promote sustainable natural resource use and the protection of biodiversity. The incumbent serves as Program Analyst and Budget Specialist for the NRM office and is a member of the Office Senior Management Team. S/he serves as an agency expert on program strategy development, activity management, and budgetary matters. S/he is responsible for ensuring that USAID policies and procedures, as found in the Automated Directives System (ADS), are adhered to by NRM staff. S/he coordinates office strategy work and all results-monitoring and reporting actions, including the identification and tracking of performance results indicators. S/he coordinates and supports new activity design, procurements, and ongoing implementation actions in support of the four teams within the office, including facilitating cross-team collaboration as appropriate. Finally, the incumbent leads all office work in the analysis and presentation of budget plans and programs. S/he leads drafting of all program-cycle budget documentation including, but not limited to, the annual report, the Bureau program budget submission, the annual operating plan, portfolio reviews, program performance reports, Congressional Notifications and Congressionally mandated reports, and all funding obligations. S/he coordinates all necessary actions for the office related to audits and administrative controls. S/he evaluates policy, instructions, and legislative directives affecting operations maintenance and specific budgetary submissions to assure adherence to USAID policy and directives. The incumbent NRM office Program Analyst duties will include but are not limited to: Providing advice to senior-level USAID officials, including the NRM Office Director and Team Leaders as well as other EGAT Office Directors as necessary, on program strategy development, implementation, and monitoring; Coordinating the annual program performance report preparation, review and approval process for the NRM office; Coordinating NRM Office Operating Year Budget development for program and operating expense (OE) account resources; Managing NRM office preparation of the Bureau Program Budget Submission; Coordinating NRM office work on Bureau portfolio reviews; Drafting and obtaining clearances for NRM office Congressional Notifications and coordinating the preparation of congressionally mandated reports; Coordinating all NRM office actions on funding obligations; Serving as Contract Officer's Technical Representative (COTR) for NRM office contracts and agreements as assigned. Coordinating preparation of briefing memoranda and position papers for the EGAT Bureau and the NRM Office as requested; Coordinating cross-team and cross-office collaboration on Bureau priorities, strategies, and directives; Liaising with NRM office partners, including multi-lateral banks, bilateral donors, NGOs, foundations, associations, think tanks, the private sector, and others working in the area; Coordinating NRM office work on Mission strategy reviews, EGAT Field Support tracking and monitoring, Regional Bureau coordination, staff meeting agenda topics, and intra-office communication. Basic Qualification REQUIREMENTS: Must have 1 year of specialized experience equivalent to the GS-13 level in the Federal Service that has equipped you with the particular knowledge, skills and abilities to perform successfully the duties of this position, and that is typically in or related to the work of the position to be filled. Required Qualifications and Skills: Extensive experience in the area of development studies or related field, with firm grasp of strategy and program development, and of budget planning and management processes. Experience in international development program design, monitoring, and evaluation. The ability to deal effectively with a wide diversity of people at technical, senior management, political and other levels of government on a broad range of complex, often conflictive, multidisciplinary issues. A strong ability to communicate about natural resources management and environmental technical and policy issues both in writing and orally to both technical experts and development generalists. A demonstrated ability to work effectively, both independently and as a member of a team, with a wide variety of individuals, groups, institutions, and technical organizations. He/she must be able to work effectively under pressure to carry out specific, results-orientated tasks given constraints in time, information, and logistical support. Knowledge preferred of USDA and USAID legislation, program and administrative procedures, processes and policies. The position is located in Washington, DC, but will require the ability to conduct occasional travel, including to developing countries, sometimes under strenuous conditions in remote locations. TO APPLY: please send a) a current resume and b) a supplemental statement that addresses individually your experience and qualifications in each of the Required Skill Areas listed above to: FAS-SCHB-APPLIC@wdc.usda.gov with the Subject: (OCBD-11- 196). Closing date: 20/06/2011. Attachments should be limited to a total of 5 MB or less, as e-mails with large attachments may be blocked by the USDA e-mail firewall. Note: Applications that do not include a supplemental statement addressing individually each of the required skills will not be considered.

COUNTRY DIRECTOR UGANDA

The ARC is seeking a Country Director who is responsible for managing all aspects of the ARC program in Uganda. He/she represents ARC in all contacts with Uganda's authorities, the UN, donors, and fellow NGOs. The current project portfolio focuses on Gender Based Violence and Peace Building Program activities. ARC has a main office in Kampala, a field office in Gulu in the north and a small sub-office in the southwest of the country. REQUIRES: Minimum five years overseas experience in high-level management for an international NGO with programs in complex emergency or post- conflict settings. Undergraduate degree required; Graduate degree preferred. Experience in managing multi-cultural and multi-site programs. Demonstrable experience in developing and implementing civil society programs and capacity building initiatives. Knowledge of the regional political and socio-economic conditions; experience working in South Sudan preferred. Proven knowledge with private, US government, UN and multi-lateral donors. Experience with financial management of NGO's. Demonstrated skills in donor proposal development, implementation, and project monitoring and evaluation. Strong participatory leadership and interpersonal skills; ability to motivate staff and provide strong leadership for a diverse team in a politically unstable and insecure environment. Strong oral and written communications skills, esp. negotiating skills; strong computer literacy. Excellent organizational, administrative and management skills; ability to prioritize multiple tasks and meet deadlines. English fluency required. TO APPLY: For full job descriptions and the online application form, please visit our website at http://www.arcrelief.org and click on Careers. All positions are open until filled.

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