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Message 1 - Microfinance Consultant - Grameen Foundation USA +b

Message 2 - Vacancies at Hub Consulting +b

Message 3 - Director of Finance - Institute for Sustainable Communities +b

Message 4 - Field Researcher (short-term) - Seoul, Republic of Korea +b

Message 5 - Vacancies at Deloitte Emerging Markets +b

Message 6 - Job Listing from AWID Resource Net: Jobs, Issue 129

 

Message 1

Microfinance Consultant - Grameen Foundation USA +b

Posted by: Sharmi Sobhan ssobhan@gfusa.org

Grameen Foundation USA seeks a consultant to provide services to LAPO (Lift Above Poverty Organization), a microfinance institution in Nigeria.  LAPO is poised for significant growth, but needs technical assistance in developing institutional and staff capacity in its credit department. The consultant will help the credit department develop a system for tracking key financial and operational performance indicators and a rigorous internal financial control system. The consultant will also be tasked to train the staff in operating these systems and assisting with the selection and implementation of a computerized management information system. 

The contract is for a 4-6 month term payable in monthly installments, with a performance bonus at the end of the contract, plus round-trip airfare to Nigeria.  The ideal candidate will have the following experience:  previous accounting work with micro credit organizations with at least 5,000 borrowers, 4-5 years or equivalent working in the financial field, certifications in international accounting standards, knowledge of financial computer systems, excellent interpersonnel skills, and project management.

Please send resume by September 30, 2002 to: Dr. Mike Getubig at igetubig@gfusa.org  (cc: Steve Cox at scox@gfusa.org ).

Dr. Mike Getubig, Jr

Manager, Grameen Bank Replication Program

Grameen Foundation USA

1029 Vermont Avenue, NW, Suite 400

Washington, DC 20005

Telephone 202-628-3560 (office)

          202-628-3632 (direct)

          202-628-3880 (fax)

www.gfusa.org

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Message 2


Vacancies at Hub Consulting +b


Posted by: Nick Norvell  nick@hubconsult.com


Hub Consulting is looking for the following 8 short-term and long-term posts. Interested candidates should send their updated CVs, quoting the job reference to admin@hubconsult.com .

Other candidates with a minimum of 5 years relevant experience may send their CVs, quoting not more than 2 specialisms in the subject line of their email.

1. South Africa Health Team Leader, 36 months +b

The Health Expert/Team Leader will be required to: Act as the team leader. Ensure the project meets its objectives and is completed on time and within budget. Co-ordinate the inputs of all stakeholders and the project team. Enable the National DoH and the Province DoH to derive the planned benefits from the pilot aspects of the project. Assist the Provuince DoH to develop and implement the strategic plan.

2. Hospital Management Expert , South Africa 36 months +b

The tasks required of the HME include the following: To mentor the SEO for the Mnquma hospital complex. To complete an organisational and management development programme. To devise and implement a plan for the integration of services in the Mnquma hospital complex. To implement quality improvement and accreditation programmes. To put in place systems and procedure manuals. 

3. International Civil Engineer, Vietnam 36 Months +b

The ICE shall be responsible for the overall technical viability of all medium-scale infrastructure projects as well as the management of the tenderering, survey, design and construction supervision of these.

Engineering degree with appropriate post-graduate qualifications, 10 years experience in rural development projects preferably in SE-Asia. Good command of English is mandatory.

4. Health Management Consultant, Namibia, 6 months (local nationality only) +b

The Consultant shall be in charge of the component related to the management and administrative strengthening of 2 District Hospitals - hereby creating a model for Namibia via the delivery of a Procedure Manual. Co-ordinator of a number of ST consultancies in the different managerial functions typically present in health facilities of a 100-bed size capaicity.

Namibian nationality with management or engineering background and experience.

5. Financial Adviser, Water Authority, Rundu (local consultant) +b

The Financial Advisor will be responsible for the following tasks: Training counterpart to maintain the billing system Design and implementation of debtors control system Design and implementation of appropriate interfaces with Engineer's department Assistance with annual operational and capital budget Assisatnce with design and implementation of tariff policy

The expected duration will be more or less 12 months

9 months full time and then 3 months on a part time basis

The requirement is for a graduate in economics or public administration with: at least 5 years experience in financial managementof which, at least 3 year's experience with a municipality or consulting to a municipality

6. Senior Expert Research, Training, Outreach Programs, Agriculture, Namibia +b

The expert will have to formulate/set up a research, training and outreach programme for the Mashare Agricultural Development Institute. Moreover he expert shall give specific assistance to MADI staff in elaborating detailed protocols for each of the components/ activities

More or less 90 days 1 one-month mission in October + 6 follow -up missions spread over a period of 2 years

Broad experience in setting up and managing research, training and outreach programmes and management of research, training and outreach institutes.

7. Jefe de Proyecto, Hotels and Tourism, Nicaragua, 24 months +b

El jefe de proyecto tendrá que: - emprender las actividades del proyecto - coordinar las acciones y actores del proyecto - seguir las obras y las actividades de promoción

Profesional del turismo y hostelería. Experiencia en gestión de proyectos de cooperación.

8. Nicaragua, Natural Science Education expert, 4 months +b

Fluent spanish speaking natural science education expert, to develop a curriculum in conjunction with the Ministry of Education

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Message 3


Director of Finance - Institute for Sustainable Communities +b


Posted by: Kim Foran  kforan@iscvt.org


The Institute for Sustainable Communities is a non profit organization with a rapidly growing portfolio of international projects. The organization seeks an individual who is a CPA or has comparable education and work experience with 7-10 years of financial management and supervisory experience preferably in a non profit environment.

The individual in this position will manage budgeting, accounting, annual financial statement and A-133 audit, reporting and other financial management functions; ensure financial and legal compliance and accountability; and facilitate organizational financial planning. This position also involves working with staff in multiple foreign country offices and the associated accounting issues. Ability to work in a fast paced environment with constantly changing priorities a must. 

Located in Montpelier, Vermont with up to 3 international trips per year.

Send CV, cover letter, and salary requirements by October 7th to: ISC, 56 College Street, Montpelier, VT 05602; fax: 802-229-2919; email: isc@iscvt.org  A complete job description can be viewed at www.iscvt.org 


Kim Foran, Office Manager

Institute for Sustainable Communities

56 College Street

Montpelier, VT 05602  USA

Tel: 802-229-2900

Fax: 802-229-2919

www.iscvt.org


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Message 4


Field Researcher (short-term) - Seoul, Republic of Korea +b


Posted by: Erin Klett  eklett@verite.org


Organization: Verite


Job_description: Verité is a non-profit organization established in 1995 to ensure that consumer goods manufactured through the global production networks of North American and European companies are made under conditions that meet international human and labor rights standards

This Emerging Markets Research Project is Verité’s effort to gather detailed information about the labor environment – and particularly the extent and effectiveness of labor regulations – in a total of 27 emerging markets.  Research findings will be used by investment fund managers, social investors, and non-profit organizations to ensure that their investments incorporate adequate safeguards for labor.

The researcher will update information gathered in 2001 on the implementation of International Labor Organization standards and labor legislation in the Republic of Korea using two approaches: 1. Desk Study; 2. Interviews.  The desk study will require research through such sources as libraries, websites, governmental publications and other published documents.  The interviews will involve a minimum of eight people, including government, trade union, NGO and business representatives. 

Qualifications: Verité seeks an individual with a background in labor issues in the Republic of Korea.  Strong research and interview skills and the ability to work independently are essential.  Professional research experience in non-profit sectors and/or labor law is much preferred.  Strong English language skills are required.   The researcher must be based in-country. 

Starting_date: October 1, 2002

Salary_range: Optional on your part to state

Deadline: September 27, 2002

Submit applications to: Erin Klett

Email_address: eklett@verite.org

Send CV and letter expressing interest and qualifications as soon as possible via email or fax to Erin Klett, Research Coordinator.  e-mail: eklett@verite.org ; fax: 001-775-269-3410

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Message 5

Vacancies at Deloitte Emerging Markets +b

Posted by: Chris Balzano  cbalzano@DELOITTE.COM


Commercial Law Specialist +b

Deloitte Emerging Markets, the specialized development consulting arm of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, has an immediate opening for a Commercial Law Specialist in Macedonia.

Responsibilities:

*        Harmonize Macedonia's commercial laws with the new Company Law

*        Produce a set of commercial laws that are clearly drafted, unambiguous, modern, progressive and create a favorable environment for doing business

*        Identify laws and regulations that will require changes, amendments, or overhaul

*        Prioritize and develop a strategy/sequence for harmonizing laws with the Company Law

*        Identify indirect hindrances to the implementation of the Company Law

*        Build institutional capacity among the courts to implement new registration procedures

*        Promote the adoption of new administrative regulations by the courts

*        Conduct workshops to educate stakeholders on the Company Law

Qualifications:

*        10+ years experience with a broad range of commercial law

*        Substantial experience implementing commercial law reform projects in transition economies

*        Strong capabilities drafting or assisting in the drafting of commercial law statutes and regulations

*        Demonstrated advocacy abilities for commercial law reform through interaction with lawmakers, stakeholder groups and legal professionals

*        Excellent cross-cultural capabilities managing teams of lawyers and other technical specialists in transition economies

*        Experience implementing at least two medium-to-large international projects for USAID or other bilateral/multilateral development agencies

*        Experience working in Eastern Europe, preferably in the Former Yugoslav Republics

*        Experience serving as COP on a medium-to-large international project for USAID

*        Law degree required

To Apply:

Please email your CV to emergmarkets@deloitte.com  referencing the email subject as "DJ - CL".  We invite you to visit our website at www.deloitte.com/emergingmarkets  EOE M/F/D/V

Corporate Governance Specialist +b

Deloitte Emerging Markets, the specialized development consulting arm of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, has an immediate opening for a Corporate Governance Specialist in Macedonia.

Responsibilities:

*        Educate the public and all relevant parties about the most important changes in the Company Law through a broad-based education campaign

*        Formulate a strategy for corporate governance/Company Law education - through mass media such as TV, newspapers, seminars, and town hall meetings

*        Develop a consultative working group or a corporate governance roundtable

*        Train all relevant parties in corporate governance principles and procedures

*        Develop a Corporate Governance manual

*        Develop codes of ethics and standards setting forth conflicts of interest

*        Assist NGOs or associations such as the Investor Protection Association

*        Develop publication that reviews shareholder rights and corporate responsibilities

Ideal candidates will possess:

*        10+ years experience with a broad range of corporate governance issues

*        Substantial experience implementing corporate governance projects or initiatives

*        Demonstrated advocacy abilities for corporate governance reform through interaction with lawmakers, stakeholder groups, regulators, and other government policy implementation bodies

*        Excellent cross-cultural capabilities managing teams of lawyers and other technical specialists in transition economies

*        Experience implementing at least two medium-to-large international projects for USAID or other bilateral/multilateral development agencies

*        Experience working in Eastern Europe, preferably in the Former Yugoslav Republics

*        Experience serving as COP on a medium-to-large international project for USAID

*        Bachelor's degree required, Master's degree preferred in a related field

To Apply:

Please email your CV to emergmarkets@deloitte.com  referencing the email subject as "DJ - CG".  We invite you to visit our website at www.deloitte.com/emergingmarkets   EOE M/F/D/V

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Message 6

Job Listing from AWID Resource Net: Jobs, Issue 129


AWID Resource Net

Jobs - Issue 129

Monday, September 16, 2002


1) Gender Based Violence (GBV) Training Consultant / International Rescue Committee (IRC) / Sierra Leone.

THE ORGANIZATION:

The International Rescue Committee is a non-profit, non-sectarian, voluntary agency providing assistance to refugees around the world. The International Rescue Committee was founded at the request of Albert Einstein to assist opponents of Hitler. The IRC helps people fleeing racial, religious and ethnic persecution, as well as those uprooted by war and violence.

INTRODUCTION:

A significant part of IRC's Gender Based Violence Program focus involves prevention. This includes community sensitization, radio discussions and workshops. Due to the scope of the GBV program target groups include both rural and urban communities. Training and workshops are conducted for Community members, Elders, Healthcare staff, Police, teachers and various other entities. It is necessary to create consistent, appropriate, interactive training modules covering GBV that that can be adapted to a wide range of audiences.

Location: Sierra Leone.  Duration: 12 weeks.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Work closely with the GBV Coordinator and GBV Manager to:

- Facilitate workshops with Technical Supervisors and field staff in various locations to elicit input on various training topics;

- Work with GBV field staff to ensure cultural appropriateness of material;

- Attend sensitization meetings and training workshops conducted by the GBV Prevention team in communities to familiarize themselves with the setting, type and level of training offered;

- Collect and review existing training materials and other relevant resources available from IRC and other agencies working in Sierra Leone;

- Produce a series of training modules. These will include basic GBV training, discipline specific training on domestic violence and sexual violence, and community based approaches to GBV;

- Hold a Training of Trainers workshop with IRC staff to pilot the new materials;

- Oversee at least 2 trainings conducted by GBV staff using the new materials. It is expected that draft modules will be developed and ready for field testing by the end of the contract.

TO APPLY:

Please forward your CV and cover letter to Recruiter: Cecilia Eguia at cecilia@theirc.org .  Job number: 2002-395.

Website: www.theirc.org

Reproductive Health Manager /International Rescue Committee (IRC)/ Sudan.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

The RH Manager is the key technical person in the project. S/he is responsible for ensuring that all technical activities are implemented in a timely manner, provide technical representation (in conjunction with the Grants Manager) of the project to other NGOs, Government officials, and Donors.

 

The RH Manager is responsible to compile data collected by RH officers in the field, and to ensure that data is processed and compiled into technical reports. The RH Manager is responsible for ensuring that key training components are in place, and provide supervision to the RH Field Officer in the implementation of training programs and field activities.

Location: Sudan.  Duration: One year.

REQUIREMENTS:

- MD, RH, MPH or Nurse Practitioner Degree with significant HIV experience is required;

- Experience as a Program/Project Manager, including the ability to handle multiple tasks, and to problem solve in real time;

- Experience supervising people and working as part of a team;

- Excellent writing and communication skills, including proven report writing skills;

- Experience planning/collaborating with other health profession staff and organizations;

- IEC and HIV awareness and education training experience;

- Experience working in a developing country (rural setting);

- Willingness to work in another culture, in a Complex Emergency environment with basic/limited local resources and infrastructure;

- High level of Computer literacy (especially MS Word and MS Excel);

- HIV/STD related clinical skills;

- Experience in treatment of STDs, clinical experience with HIV highly desirable.

TO APPLY:

Please forward your CV and cover letter to Recruiter: Carrie Schildroth at carrie@theIRC.org .  Job number: 2002-389.

Website: www.theirc.org

Investing in Women In Development (IWID) Fellows Program / USAID and IIE / Various locations / Closing date: October 11, 2002.

DESCRIPTION:

A cooperative activity of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Institute of International Education (IIE).

WHAT IS IWID?  -  The principal purpose of the IWID Fellows Program is to provide USAID Missions and Bureaus with experienced, mid-level professionals who offer technical expertise and assistance in the following areas of concern:

Economic growth and agricultural development, information technologies, environment, democracy and governance, gender, and education and training.

PROGRAM OBJECTIVES:

1. To promote full and equal participation of women in developing countries' economic and social transformation.

2. To assist USAID in reflecting gender considerations in the Agency's work by contributing to the advancement of USAID's policies and organizational capacity to address critical gender issues.

3. To continue the expansion of a cadre of international field-experiences professionals committed to enhancing women in development (WID) activities; consequently, to increase the number of people with gender expertise working in the field of international development.

WHO SHOULD APPLY?

* Applicants do not need to possess gender expertise or background.

Applicants must meet the following eligibility and qualification requirements:

* U.S. Citizenship,

* Must possess a graduate degree in area of emphasis.

* 4-15 years practical work experience in one of the following sectors:  environment, business and economic development, democracy & governance, education and training, gender.

* Information technologies along with one of the aforementioned sectors is also desirable.

QUALIFICATIONS:

* Availability for year-long assignment in a developing country or Washington, DC. Must attend 4 week orientation and gender training in Washington, DC prior to assignment.

* Technical implementation skills in given sector/field.

* Field/Development experience.

* Leadership/Supervisory skills.

* Ability to initiate / self-starter, ability to communicate / motivate / highly flexible.

* Alternate language fluency recommended.

HOW TO APPLY:

The 2003-2004 Application Deadline is Friday October 11th, 2002. Applicants can download an application by going to the IWID program's website at http://www.iie.org/pgms/iwid  . The application also provides details on submission requirements.

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Two positions: Representatives / The Asia Foundation / Bangladesh, Cambodia / Closing date: 30 days after this posting, or until filled.

THE ORGANIZATION:

The Asia Foundation, a non-profit grantmaking organization headquartered in San Francisco with 17 offices in Asia is committed to the development of a peaceful, prosperous and open Asia Pacific region. The Foundation supports programs in Asia that help improve governance and law, economic reform and development, women's participation and international relations.

DESCRIPTION:

The Asia Foundation invites qualified applicants to fill the following openings:

Representative, Bangladesh

Representative, Cambodia

(Each position is located in the country specified)

The Representative represents the Foundation in the country of assignment.  Within established policy guidelines, the Representative directs all Foundation program, administrative, development and public relations activities within that country.

We offer excellent benefits and salary commensurate with experience.

REQUIREMENTS:

- At least ten years of progressively responsible relevant program and management experience in international development is required.

- Academic experience in a field related to Foundation interests and relevant Asian language capacity are desirable.

- Master's degree, or earned doctorate in an appropriate field (Political Science or economics degree preferred).

- Excellent managerial and supervisory skills required.

- Proven verbal and written communication skills.

TO APPLY:

Please send resume with cover letter, specifying the position for which you are applying, to:  Human Resources, The Asia Foundation, P.O. Box 193223, San Francisco, CA  94119-3223 or fax to 415/956-4857 or email to jobs@asiafound.org . 

The Asia Foundation is an equal opportunity employer.  Women and people of color are encouraged to apply.

Deadline: 30 days after this posting, or until filled.

Food for Development, Project Assistant//  ACDI/VOCA // Washington, DC, USA.

JOB DESCRIPTION:

ACDI/VOCA, an international development organization, seeks a D.C.-based Project Assistant/Administrative Assistant (PA/AA) for its Food for Development Division (FFD) to assist in the backstopping and administration of food aid-based programs, and to serve as the administrative assistant to the divisions' Senior Vice President. Will work with staff on day-to-day programmatic and administrative tasks such as procurement, budgeting, communication, mailings and travel arrangements.

REQUIREMENTS:

Candidate must have:

- Bachelor's degree in international development or related field;

- international development experience living or working abroad;

- strong analytical, written/oral communication, and computer skills;

- ability to work as part of a team;

- must be able and willing to travel extensively.

- Preference will be given to candidates with major foreign language skills.

TO APPLY:

Please send resume, cover letter, and salary history to:

HR/AVP-FFD, PO Box 77316, WDC, 20013, Fax:(202)638-7477 or email: www.openings@adcivoca.org.

Women and minorities encouraged to apply. No phone calls please, only finalists contacted. EOE. Please visit our website www.acdivoca.org .

Projects and Programmes Manager/Deputy Executive Director // The Association for Progressive Communications (APC) // Location: To be determined / Closing date: September 30, 2002.

BACKGROUND TO THE APC:

Since 1990, the Association for Progressive Communications (APC) - http://www.apc.org  - has been working with civil society organisations and social movements around the world to harness information and communication technologies (ICTs) for social justice and development. APC has a network of more than 30 member organisations around the world and implements activities in three core programme areas:

- Communications and Information Policy;

- Capacity Building and Strategic ICT Use;

- Women's Networking Support.

MAIN PURPOSE OF THE JOB:

* to work with APC members, staff, partners and the donor community to mobilize resources for activities that achieve the implementation of the APC's mission and vision;

* to oversee operational management of all APC projects and programmes;

* to take on the role of Deputy Executive Director within the APC.

KEY RESULT AREAS:

Programmme and projects role:

1. Programme and project development, and oversight of all APC's project and programmes work at a global and regional level.

2. Management of APC's Capacity Building and Strategic ICT Use Programme.

3. Drive APC fundraising for all programmes and projects.

4. Provide a support role to members' fundraising activities.

5. Narrative and financial reporting to funders.

6. Information sharing, dissemination, publication and communication.

7. Building and maintaining strategic partnerships for the APC.

8. Management of projects and programme staff.

Deputy role:

9. Active involvement in strategic management and leadership of the organization.

10. Representing the APC and building APC's profile at regional and international levels.

11. Responsible for operational management level of projects and programmes.

QUALIFICATIONS: CORE SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES

- Strategic perspective on ICT and development, civil society and social justice.

- Networking skills.

- Good English written and oral communication skills.

- Ability to work mostly online.

- Leadership skills.

- Teamwork/ collaboration.

- Problem solving/ decision making.

- Delegation of authority and responsibility.

- Openness to change.

- Ability to work under pressure; tolerance for stress.

- Energy and resilience.

- Excellent formal presentation skills.

- Able to work independently.

- High integrity levels.

- Excellent planning and organising/ work management.

- Commitment to excellence and accountability.

- Ability to manage conflict.

- People management skills.

- Willingness to travel (frequently).

TECHNICAL COMPETENCIES:

- 5 years of high-level programme management and organizational leadership experience.

- Sound knowledge of, and previous exposure to global level ICT policy issues.

- Understanding of how ICT issues relate to development and social justice systems.

- Experience and background in civil society networking, including networking at UN-level.

- Successful fundraising experience in the development sector.

- Knowledge of NGOs and CSOs (civil society organisations) internationally and relevant networks.

- Three to five years "hands on" people management experience, preferable that some of this is experience is at a middle to senior management level; Asset: success/experience in managing an online team.

- Five years experience in project management.

- High level of Internet and computer literacy.

- Superior English communication skills: writing and presentation.

- Other languages, particularly Spanish or French would be a distinct advantage.

- Ability to synthesise needs and opportunities to define projects and develop funding proposals.

OTHER CONSIDERATIONS:

APC work takes place primarily online. The staff team is not located in one country. So most work takes place in online workspaces, email groups and mailing lists. However frequent travel is necessary in the position.

The salary range for this position is: US $35,000 - 50,000/annum, including benefits. APC salaries are structured to be competitive in the South/the developing world/emerging economies. The successful candidate should ideally be located in such a country, or be willing to relocate.

APC does not specify a geographical location for this position. It is possible that the successful candidate can choose to work from where they are based currently, or we may give preference to a candidate that is willing to work from one of APC's member or staff offices.

Please state your willingness to relocate, or not, in your application letter.

TO APPLY:

Please send a CV, and a statement of interest IN ENGLISH that includes the following information:

- Description of your interest in working with the APC in this position.

- Brief summary of your understanding of the key global-level ICT issues relevant to civil society, and how they relate to development and social justice.

- Description of your background in supporting civil society networking and ICT initiatives.

- Description of your background in executive management, staff management, project management and team coordination, specifically in an international and/or online context.

- Description of your experience in fundraising.

- Description of your computer skills.

- Where you live.

- Languages you speak and write.

- Other information you think might be of importance to our assessment of your application.

- 2 references: names, relationship, contact details; at least one of these should be related to your management experience.

Please send this information via email to Gail Forsman, APC Human Resource Consultant, forsmanf@iafrica.com  with the subject line: "APC P and P manager/Deputy ED."

Deadline for applications: September 30, 2002.

The size of the file must not exceed 500KB. Please note that files with viruses will be deleted and those applications will not be accepted. Applications without a covering letter will also not be accepted.

Website: http://www.apc.org .

Program Manager / The National Albanian American Council (NAAC) / Washington, DC, USA / Closing date: September 28, 2002.

THE ORGANIZATION:

The National Albanian American Council ("NAAC") is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to advocating for Albanians and promoting peace and economic development in the Balkans by fostering democratic policy, promoting respect for human rights, and conducting educational and developmental programs.

JOB DESCRIPTION:

Seeking program manger to coordinate a recurring two-month leadership training program part of international NGO.  PM identifies & recruits support of targeted gov. and community partners for women leaders of Kosova.

REQUIREMENTS:

- Applicant must have minimum 10-15 yrs exp. in training, budget management, public relations, staff supervision, and event planning.

- Experience in international development and curriculum development desired.

- Albanian language and interest in distance education helpful.

TO APPLY:

Send cover letter with resume, including salary history, to: lharrington@naac.org  by September 28.

Contact person: Laura Harrington, Program Assistant, Hope Fellowships, The National Albanian American Council.  Fax 202-466-5593.  2021 L Street NW, Suite 402, Washington, DC 20036, USA.

Website: www.naac.org

Global Initiative Program Manager / International Council of AIDS Service Organizations (ICASO) / Toronto, ON, Canada / Closing date: October 1, 2002.

DESCRIPTION:

ICASO is an international charitable organization working to strengthen the community-based response to HIV/AIDS. Built upon ICASO's core activities, a bold new initiative is being undertaken to strengthen the advocacy/networking skills of in-country non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and the organizational capacity of the ICASO Regional Secretariats.

- You will bring experience in global program development with an understanding of HIV/AIDS and developing country issues.

- Experienced with both donors/decision-makers and community development, you will work with 5 Regional Secretariats around the world to deliver the program, including managing a grants component.

- You will have strong communication skills in English, written and spoken and have the ability to speak a language other than English: Spanish or French preferred.

- Reporting to the Executive Director, you will participate in a small, growing & dedicated team based at the Central Secretariat in Toronto.

Salary Range: $60,000-$82,000 /year (Cdn).

Start date: November 4, 2002.

TO APPLY:

Please see the full posting on our web-site for more information: www.icaso.org .

Please send a resume with cover letter, explaining how your experience has prepared you for this position, by Tuesday October 1st 5pm to:  ICASO, 399 Church St. 4th floor, Toronto, ON M5B 2J6 or Fax: 416-340-8224 Att J. Anderson at ICASO or e-mail: icaso@icaso.org .

No phone calls please.

Project Coordinator / Program Officer, Francophone Africa // Transparency International / Berlin, Germany / Closing date: October 31, 2002.

THE ORGANIZATION:

Transparency International is the only global non-governmental and not-for-profit  organisation devoted solely to containing corruption. TI promotes building coalitions among governments, international organisations, the private sector and civil society organisations who are willing to address this issue at the international and national level.

TI has locally organised autonomous national partners in all continents, including about 15 partner groups in Francophone Africa. TI's International Secretariat is located in Berlin, Germany, with an office in London, UK.  The Secretariat staff comprises a multi-cultural group of about 50 professionals.  More information about TI is available on the TI website: http://www.transparency.org .

TERMS OF APPOINTMENT:

Based in Berlin, Germany with extensive travel, primarily in Africa.

Starting date:  January 2003.

Duration:  2 years, with possibility of extension.

QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE:

- Commitment to TI's mission.

- On-the ground field experience (3-5 years) working with civil society in Africa (preferably in NGOs, international organisations or development agencies).

- Knowledge of and interest in African social, political and economic development.

- Experience in managing projects in developing countries.

- Political and cross-cultural sensitivity.

- Experience in organisational analysis and capacity-building.

- Highly developed teamwork and communication skills.

- Able to work independently, flexible and adaptable, good at multi- tasking.

- University degree (graduate degree an advantage).

- Bilingual French/English essential; French mother tongue preferred.

- Excellent writing skills; good computer skills.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

The staff member will work as part of a three-person team on Francophone Africa, reporting to the Executive Director for Africa and Middle East, with the following responsibilities:

1. Manage the capacity-building and information dissemination programme in Francophone Africa (2002-2004):

- Supervise the timely implementation of this co-financed programme;

- Develop and carry out planning, monitoring, budgeting/accounting and reporting systems for the programme, for TI-S and donor purposes;

- Take responsibility for selected aspects of the programme;

- Co-ordinate the inputs of the other two team members to this programme;

- Prepare proposals for follow-up and complementary activities.

2. Assist selected TI national chapters (NCs) and contacts in the region:

- Regular correspondence with and visits to the chapters or contacts.

- Promote contacts with other partners in the region/countries.

- Support anti-corruption initiatives and programmes carried out by NCs and other partners, for example with information, capacity-building, fundraising assistance.

- Provide information on best practice in other chapters or regions.

- Supporting and co-ordinating efforts of NC's in th