Nature Conservation and Food System Assistant
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1) Providing administrative and communication support:
- Maintains smooth operation of administrative function.
- Drafts internal agreements and consultancy contracts.
- Writes media releases and articles and executes the internal and external communication. Generating communication material reflecting the work of the projects.
- Undertake any other task/emerging issues at the request by the line manager.
2) Providing technical support and implementation:
- Drafts technical papers, policy briefs and other technical documents.
- Supports development of capacity buildings
- Conducts data analysis and interdisciplinary research, managing databases
- Supports project activities and follows up project implementation and reviews financial and technical reports.
- Undertake any other task/emerging issues at the request by the line manager.
3) Providing relationship building
- Identifying and building relationship with different stakeholders
- Liaises and facilitates linkages between partners
- Undertake any other task/emerging issues at the request by the line manager.
4) Support the development of new proposals
- Develop working relationships with new potential partners to be involved in the different projects. Ensuring strong information flows between all interested parties concerned in the proposals.
- Support the preparation of competitive proposal according to donors’ requirements, including the administrative sections and technical sections.
• A degree (MSc) in Conservation Biology or related field • A minimum of three-year professional experience • Knowledge of the IUCN Red List Categories and Criteria • Proven skills using GIS • Editing and writing skills in English • Proven ability to work both independently and as part of a team • Organizational skills • Communication skills • Fluency in written and spoken English, French or Spanish is desirable • The candidate must have a valid work permit within EU |
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