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Project Assistant - Integrating rights based approach in sustainable natural resources management
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Assist in the preparation and execution of the Project work plan and budget
Assist in the development of informative radio shows session on rights, accountability and inclusion based on NRGF study findings
Participate in the dissemination of SAGCOT’s IGG tools at landscape level
Assist in organizing and providing logistical support to project events including training workshops, meetings and field visits
Participate in the documentation of lessons learned and best practices on IGG,
sustainable finance, rights and government
Participate in the production and dissemination of communication materials (policy briefs, factsheets, brochures) on IGG, rights and governance for awareness raising, lessons sharing, policy influencing and improving IUCN visibility
Produce activity reports
Represent IUCN at events as may be required
Perform other duties as may be assigned from time to time.
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• Work Experience; At least three years of professional experience in conservation, forest and natural resources management and governance. Solid knowledge of conservation, land tenure, natural resources governance and sustainable development issues Practical experience in the implementation of field projects as well as in organizing and facilitating training and dialogue workshops. Experience in developing radio programs and producing communication materials. Experience in creating and facilitating dialogues, partnerships and synergies; • Education; A University degree in a relevant discipline, including agriculture, forestry, water resources management, natural resources management, biodiversity conservation, environmental management, communication, natural governance or related fields. Knowledge of Issues related to water resources management will be an added advantage. • Language Proficiency; Fluency in English and Kiswahili (both written and verbal). • Functional competencies; Adheres to IUCN ESARO core values of Transparency, Inclusiveness, Professionalism and Accountability Excellent report writing skill Computer literacy in relation to office applications (word processing, spreadsheets, power point) use of internet and online communication tools Highly motivated and results driven Excellent interpersonal skills Must be a strong team player Committed to continuous learning towards self-development; Willing to travel and work in rural areas frequently within Tanzania • Core Competencies; Transparency: Able to build trust and contribute to informed and responsible decision making by carrying out the work of IUCN in a transparent manner; provides clear guidance to ensure that objectives and desired measurable results are understood by members of the team. Inclusiveness: Understands and accepts cultural diversity, and provide a tolerant, positive and supportive working environment that fosters respect for diversity, demonstrates ability to work in a multicultural, multi ethnic environment and to maintain effective working relations with people of different nationalities and cultural backgrounds. Professionalism: Promote the organization’s interests, objectives and values in a diligent and professional manner. Accountability: Takes responsibility of individual and collective actions, promotes the IUCN One Programme approach. |
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