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WRI Africa is seeking a highly motivated, experienced, and visionary Agricultural Sustainability Expert. In this position, he/she will execute a project that aims at a broader, systemic shift toward the more widespread adoption of sustainable and regenerative agricultural technologies and practices that balance the economic, environmental, and social aspects of farming and create a resilient farming system in Ethiopia.
WCS is seeking a Regional Forests and Climate Change Lead to provide technical and program development support in the implementation of WCS's climate change and forest protection strategy in the Congo Basin. Application Deadline: 30 November 2020.
Under the supervision of the Regional Biomonitoring Coordinator, and in close collaboration with the Congo Basin Biomonitoring Officer, the national teams and field projects, the Congo Basin Biomonitoring Intern will mainly focus on SMART (Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool) approach data compilation and reporting at regional level. Deadline for applications: 3rdJanuary 2021.
This position provides support to the management of the Central Africa project portfolio to ensure that project implementing teams operate effectively, on time and according to donor requirements. The Assistant Officer - Administrative and Project Support will work closely with Project Managers, Finance, the Global Project Support Unit in Cambridge, and wider project implementation teams. He/She is a key internal contact point for implementation and reporting issues. Closing date: 22 November 2020.
The consultant will be asked to focus on two landscapes (hereafter collectively referred to as the “project”) that - although covering two separate countries – are geographically adjacent. The two landscapes are Lobéké (Cameroon) and Dzanga Sangha (Central African Republic). Registation deadline: Friday, November 13, 2020.
This training, organized by IFED in partnership with Queen's University (Ontario, Canada), will be facilitated by trainers and high-level professionals with proven (many years) experience in the field of training and management of protected areas. Registation deadline: October 26, 2020.
The DRC Chief of Party (COP) will be based in Kinshasa and will have the overall responsibility of coordinating project activities on the ground, liaising with partners on a daily basis and leading on policy aspects of the project whilst being the main point of contact for the donor, the USAID CARPE office in Kinshasa. Interested candidates please send an application by the 15th of November 2020 23:59 GMT, at the latest.
Interested parties should submit their detailed application proposals Not later than 31stOctober 2020, which should include: A technical proposal highlighting how they will carry out their work and detailed curriculum vitae; A detailed work plan; A financial proposal detailing their costs of carrying out the work that specifies the honorarium as well as any other costs…
We are now recruiting for a new role to add to the team which will support the Project Manager to ensure the effective implementation of INL project activities and reporting as per the project objectives. The role will establish and maintain relevant stakeholders, develop a case tracking system for wildlife court cases in Cameroon, support relevant workshops and assist in the preparation and submission of funding proposals. Deadline for applications: 18th October 2020
The role of Project Assistant is needed within the Central Africa office to support a new project. The role will assist the Project Manager to ensure the effective implementation and communication of INL project activities as per the project objectives. Closing date: 18 October 2020