Mission : Develop and lead the national conservation strategy and agenda of WWF DRC so that it is both highly influential in national civil society, and government entities and able to shape the sustainability agenda domestically, and consistent with the work of the Global Practices and WWF’s global conservation goals. Coordinate WWF partnerships locally to achieve greater conservation impact across the network.
Required Qualifications:
- Post-graduate degree in Environmental/Conservation science or practice, environmental policy, forestry, international development or related field of study;
- At least 10 years’ experience in a senior conservation leadership role;
- Proven knowledge and experience of human rights, community-based approaches to Conservation, and environmental and social safeguards;
- Experience building good working relationships with local and international partners, including government authorities, NGOs, technical partners, and bi-lateral and multilateral donors is highly desirable;
- Program management skills must include i) program planning, ii) technical direction and oversight;
- Position requires excellent communication skills, both oral and written English and French (Required).
Required skills and competences:
- Good understanding of DRC natural resource management related plans and programmes. Diplomatic and multi-cultural skills;
- The aptitude for ‘leading through influence’ and a management style focused on enabling others.
- Experience of working in an international, matrix organization would be an advantage;
- Must be a team player with very strong diplomatic and communication skills...
Deadline for applications: 20th January 2025
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