Thursday, October 11, 2012

GIZ REDD- Vacancy


The Climate Protection through Avoided Deforestation“ (CLiPAD) TC Module is a Lao-German Bilateral Technical Cooperation Project working together with the Department of Forestry and Deprtment of Forest Resource Management and provincial and district agencies in Sayabouri and Houaphan to develop REDD+ demonstration activities. The REDD+ technical field coordinator is responsible for the coordination dn implementation of strategic REDD+ activities in the CliPAD target areas (Houaphan/Sayaboury).

Starting Date: As soon as possible
Work Location: Sayaboury/Houaphan (to be decided depending on applications)

Responsibilities:
  • Serve as liaison officer and CliPAD focal point for the provincial and district governments and ensure close cooperation between CliPAD TC module and provincial/district government
  • The coordinator is expected to cooperate with the district and provincial agencies to ensure the implementation of CliPAD field activities.
  • Support REDD+ related planning processes involving local government and communities and in cooperation with partners develop concepts for REDD+ demonstration activities such as Community forestry programs
  • Assist in identifying needs for capacity development at the provincial level and in districts in-line with climate change mitigation issue;
  • Works closely with both governmental and non-governmental organizations in innovative capacity development measures for Climate Change/REDD and coordinate/supervise the support of these processes.
Main Tasks:
  • Work as a liaison officer between CliPAD TC Module and local authorities to ensure a smooth implementation of the CliPAD TC Module
  • Advice local government on participatory planning processes following the multi-stakeholder approach and work together with national, provincial and district level to facilitate capacity development for REDD+ readiness at province and district level
  • Advice local government on possibilities for REDD+
  • Conduct relevant workshops, training activities, seminars, etc. for implementation of CliPAD activities on local level
  • Undertake visits to the selected districts to ensure CliPAD partner activities are proceeding as planned;
Knowledge Management
  • Compile and document information about ongoing initiatives relevant for his tasks in Sayabouri and Houaphan and ensure knowledge transfer to Principal advisor of CliPAD;
  • Report regularly to the Principal advisor to project progress and impact in the framework of the Project Monitoring and Evaluation System
Management and Coordination Tasks
  • Participate in project planning, including preparation, organization and moderation of planning exercises;
  • Provide inputs for the budget planning;
  • Analyze the cooperation with local government, CSO and CliPAD
  • Support the cooperation between TC Module and FC Module on local level
  • Ensure good relations to local government and support the required CliPAD related administrative processes on partner side
Others/Events Management
  • Support the provision of logistics for team and visitors;
  • Support in accompanying and guiding visitors in connection with field trips
Experience and Qualifications:
  • Minimum of 7-8 years working experience in the forestry sector
  • Recent working experience in Sayaboury/Houaphan
  • Good understanding of current ongoing REDD+ and forest policy processes;
  • Experience in working with government agencies;
  • Field Work experience;
Personal Skills
  • Ability to work independently
  • Strong communicative skills, in particular with regards to working with government officials
  • Conflict resistance and conflict solving/facilitating
  • Motivating and convincing attitude
  • Ability to work under pressure
  • Team player
  • Report writing skills
  • Flexibility and high degree of mobility
Women are encouraged to apply

Interested candidates should send application- CV and a covering letter explaining how your experience meets the requirements latest by 22 October 2012 to HR Unit of GIZ Office Vientiane, P.O.Box 9233, Vientiane Capital, or by e-mail to pamouane.phetthany@giz.de.

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