DFID / GTZ RISK MANAGEMENT OFFICE
The Risk Management Office (RMO) provides advice to enable DFID and GTZ programmes and projects in Nepal to work safely and effectively. The RMO is looking for 5 highly motivated people to fill the following roles:
REGIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT OFFICERS
These are new and challenging regional positions that require pro-active people with strong analytical skills and the maturity to build relationships with programme staff and the communities where they work. As promoters of the RMOs Safe and Effective Development, (SED) approach they will provide training and advice on SED and risk analysis to programmes in the districts and contribute to the DFID and GTZs understanding of the conditions for development in Nepal.
Qualifications/Experience:
I. A Bachelors degree or equivalent level of academic and professional experience in any of the social or political sciences.
II. At least 7 years experience of working in community development, risk management, political analysis or development project management.
III. Prior knowledge of risk management and SED approaches would be helpful but not mandatory.
Competencies:
I. Fluent written / oral communications in Nepali, and English. Regional languages would be an advantage.
II. Candidates must be able to demonstrate competence in a) analysis and use of information, b) communicating with others, c) influencing, d) planning and delivery of work.
The successful candidates will report from the regions to the DFID / GTZ Risk Management Office in Kathmandu - a small team which places a high premium on initiative, resourcefulness and field presence. New team members will receive induction training in risk analysis, SED approaches and training methods.
There will be an attractive and competitive local salary and benefits package.
Please send email to recruitment-nepal@dfid.gov.uk for application form, diversity questionnaire and job description and send the completed forms to recruitment-nepal@dfid.gov.uk Only completed applications made on the prescribed application form and diversity questionnaire will be considered. Telephone enquiries after the deadline of the application will not be entertained.
The closing date for applications is February 16, 2009.
Special Instructions for Applicants:
Applicants are requested to send their application ONLY in the email address mentioned in ABOVE vacancy description
The Risk Management Office (RMO) provides advice to enable DFID and GTZ programmes and projects in Nepal to work safely and effectively. The RMO is looking for 5 highly motivated people to fill the following roles:
REGIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT OFFICERS
These are new and challenging regional positions that require pro-active people with strong analytical skills and the maturity to build relationships with programme staff and the communities where they work. As promoters of the RMOs Safe and Effective Development, (SED) approach they will provide training and advice on SED and risk analysis to programmes in the districts and contribute to the DFID and GTZs understanding of the conditions for development in Nepal.
Qualifications/Experience:
I. A Bachelors degree or equivalent level of academic and professional experience in any of the social or political sciences.
II. At least 7 years experience of working in community development, risk management, political analysis or development project management.
III. Prior knowledge of risk management and SED approaches would be helpful but not mandatory.
Competencies:
I. Fluent written / oral communications in Nepali, and English. Regional languages would be an advantage.
II. Candidates must be able to demonstrate competence in a) analysis and use of information, b) communicating with others, c) influencing, d) planning and delivery of work.
The successful candidates will report from the regions to the DFID / GTZ Risk Management Office in Kathmandu - a small team which places a high premium on initiative, resourcefulness and field presence. New team members will receive induction training in risk analysis, SED approaches and training methods.
There will be an attractive and competitive local salary and benefits package.
Please send email to recruitment-nepal@dfid.gov.uk for application form, diversity questionnaire and job description and send the completed forms to recruitment-nepal@dfid.gov.uk Only completed applications made on the prescribed application form and diversity questionnaire will be considered. Telephone enquiries after the deadline of the application will not be entertained.
The closing date for applications is February 16, 2009.
Special Instructions for Applicants:
Applicants are requested to send their application ONLY in the email address mentioned in ABOVE vacancy description
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