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Project Associate
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The project goal is “A Co-management system for the Tanguar Haor Ramsar site is in place and effectively functioning that conserves ecosystem values and services and significantly improves livelihoods of rural communities”.
As a member of the project team, the position is responsible for providing necessary support for smooth implementation of the project. The position is based in Sunamganj, Bangladesh.
• Organize and manage weekly meetings and any program related meetings
• Provide agenda and meeting minutes including action items and deadlines
• Prepare and update work schedule
• Participate in meetings and monitor work
• Create an internal file management system for Project Management Office
• Create a system for photo documenting
• Other tasks as designated by the Project Manager
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• - A master degree (16 years of education) in natural resource management, agriculture, botany, forestry, fishery, aquatic resource development or development studies and brings to this position at least 4 years of experiences in natural resource management. • - He/she has experience in the relevant fields of natural resource management with special focus on gender and development. |
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