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Manager Sindh Programme / Project Manager Thar Shaadaab
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Additionally, as this is to be a P2 position, the incumbent will also be giving at least 25% time on programme development – by expanding existing projects to cover more scope and budgets – as well as helping Karachi Programme office with programme development inputs in other ongoing and upcoming programmes and initiatives
The incumbent will manage the Thar Shaadaab Project and be responsible for ensuring the delivery of project outputs within the timeframe and budget of the project as well as be responsible for resource mobilization for the project in Thar Desert. Specific responsibilities will include:
Managing the delivery of project outputs;
Managing the project’s financial resources;
Providing planning direction and input to the project team
Providing logistical support and mobilizing project team in the field for smooth implementation of the project
Identifying and on-boarding potential project implementation partner at field level and ensure
smooth and quality implementation of the project activities
Identifying, hiring and supervising consultants and ensuring the timely delivery and quality of
consultancy deliverables
Collecting information, producing and disseminating reports and documents as required
internally and by the donor
Maintaining daily communications and working relationships with relevant Government
agencies, communities, and other stakeholders
Reviewing progress, communicating project successes and lessons learnt with regular
monitoring on project implementation
Managing the mainstreaming of gender in project implementation
Programme Development
Develop new concepts and proposals for the development of IUCN Pakistan Sindh Programme
Search and help identify new opportunities for programme growth in Sindh province
Maintain productive interaction with IUCN donors and stakeholders that are key to potential
initiatives in Sindh
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• -Bachelor’s or Masters in any relevant discipline -At least 10 years experience in conservation work in Sindh with some experience in Thar definitely. -Well versed with coordination in field. -Conservation work in Tharparkar is highly preferred, especially in vulture conservation, ecotourism, fauna and flora studies, etc. -Experience of biosaline agriculture and salinity issues in Sindh -Knowledge of local cultures and community dealings in Thar is preferred. -Ability to mobilize field teams in Thar and Sindh -Knowledge of local stakeholders -Previous experience within IUCN network is also an added advantage. -Fluency in Sindhi will be a major advantage. |
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