TECHNICAL ADVISOR FOR TRANSFRONTIER CONSERVATION AREAS (TFCAS)
The SADC Secretariat invites suitably qualified and
experienced applicants who are citizens of the SADC Region to apply for the
position of Technical Advisor – Transfrontier Conservation Areas (TFCA’s).
1. JOB SUMMARY
Job Title:
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Technical Advisor for Transfrontier Conservation Areas
(TFCAs)
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Duty Station:
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Gaborone, Botswana
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Responsible to:
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The Director for Food, Agriculture and Natural Resources
(FANR) Directorate, through the Senior Programme Officer for Natural
Resources and Wildlife Management
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Contract duration:
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3 years
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2. MAIN PURPOSE OF THE JOB
- To
provide advisory services to the SADC Secretariat on technical and policy
matters pertaining to the SADC TFCA Programme,
- To
assist the Senior Programme Officer for Natural Resources and Wildlife
Management in the management and administration of the SADC TFCA
Programme, and
- To
support the development and implementation by Member States, of the SADC
TFCAs Programme and to ensure that it remains within the policy framework
agreed upon by SADC Member States.
3. KEY FUNCTIONS
Under the overall guidance and supervision of the Director,
FANR the Technical Advisor-TFCAs shall perform the following duties:
3.1 Support to Programmes
- Compilation
of best practice regional guidelines for the development and establishment
of SADC TFCAs and their implementation by SADC Member States.
- Provide
support to the development and harmonization of policies and legislation
for TFCAs in the region,
- Facilitate
the carrying out of cost benefit assessments of TFCAs as well as propose
models of cost and benefit sharing,
- Undertake
and facilitate capacity building and promote exchange of lessons and
experiences among TFCAs,
- Coordinate
information sharing among TFCAs and support the activities of the SADC
TFCA Network,
- Support
the elaboration and development of regional community based integrated
natural resource management and marketing strategies in TFCAs,
- Promote
and monitor partnerships between the private sector, public sector, and
civil society for the benefit of TFCAs,
- Monitor
the performance of TFCAs in the region and produce appropriate reports,
and
- Undertake
resource mobilization for supporting all TFCAs in the region.
3.2 Networking and cooperation
- Co-operate
with and ensure regular contacts, and dialogue with relevant stakeholder
organizations: non-governmental bodiesand persons within the TFCAs
environment as well as with other relevant projects or institutions in
order to enhance and achieve sustainable development of TFCAs, and
- Communicate
and channel interests and aspirations of the SADC, and exchange ideas and
information for the benefit of integrated natural resources management in
TFCAs and SADC at large.
3.3 Knowledge management
- Develop
strategies and technical concepts including guidelines, manuals, and
procedures on TFCAs, which are ready for application,
- Prepare
reports, presentation materials, meeting and policy documents,
- Provide
appropriate input to the various SADC publications including annual
reports; and contribute to other reports required by the Director FANR and
the Senior Programme Officer for the Natural Resources and Wildlife
Management, and
- Support
research and study activities in various areas that would benefit collaborative
programmes in TFCAs.
3.4 Other duties
- Represent
SADC in missions or meetings when requested to do so, and
- Undertake
any other tasks relevant to and in the interest of SADC.
4. OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES
4.1 Organizational relations
The position will is housed at the SADC Secretariat in
Gaborone, Botswana under the direct supervision of the Senior Programme Officer
for Natural Resources and Wildlife Management.
In the conduct of his/her work, the incumbent will further
liaise with other Senior Programme Officers in the FANR Directorate as well as
other Directorates within the SADC Secretariat Headquarter.
4.2 Reporting
The incumbent will report to the Director, FANR through the
Senior Programme Officer for Natural Resources and Wildlife Management. He or
she shall abide by SADC rules and procedures.
4.3 Office space and logistical support
The SADC Technical Advisor (TFCAs) will be allocated office
space within the FANR Directorate at SADC Secretariat, Gaborone. The incumbent
will receive other logistical support and services from and through the FANR
Directorate.
5. QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPEREINCE
- A
Master of Science in Wildlife Management /Natural Resources Management or
equivalent qualification,
- Minimum
10 years' experience working in the natural resources conservation and
management arena,
- Experience
in policy formulation, developing resource use plans in the context of strategic
and operational planning, including experience at senior management levels
in government, projects and/or NGOs is mandatory,
- Experience
in facilitating or coordinating TFCA activities and programmes or natural
resources at large in SADC region,
- Experience
in wildlife management and community based natural resource management is
an asset,
- Good
understanding of international trends and protocols in trans-boundary
natural resources management and biodiversity conservation,
- Experience
on international, regional or transboundary programmes or projects is also
an advantage.
- Computer
literacy: excellent command of MS-Office and other related relevant
packages,
- Good
working knowledge of modern telecommunication systems, and
- Excellent,
both spoken and written, English language skills.
- Knowledge
of French and Portuguese will be an added advantage.
6. ELIGIBILITY
This position is open to only the nationals of the Southern
African Development Community (SADC). Applicants from non-SADC countries will NOT be
considered.
7. REMUNERATION
A competitive package inclusive of salary and benefits will
be offered.
8. APPLICATION PROCEDURES
a) A short covering letter stating the position that you
want to be considered for and describe how qualifications, experience and
competencies are relevant to the position;
b) Attach comprehensive curriculum vitae (CV);
c) Certified copies of your degree(s), Diploma(s) and
Certificate(s);
d) Duly completed SADC Application Form.
Should you be shortlisted, you will be required to produce
evidence of any educational and professional qualifications supporting your
applications on the day of your interview.
Gender Mainstreaming
SADC is an equal opportunity employer and particularly
encourage applications from female candidates.
Submission of applications
Please ensure that you complete SADC Application
Form and return with your application to:
The Executive Secretary
Attention: Director of Human Resources and Admin
SADC Secretariat
Private Bag 0095
Gaborone, Botswana
recruitment@sadc.int
Attention: Director of Human Resources and Admin
SADC Secretariat
Private Bag 0095
Gaborone, Botswana
recruitment@sadc.int
Closing date
Your application should be received not later than 26
June 2015.
Note:
Only applicants who meet the requirements of the SADC
Secretariat and are being considered for interview will be contacted. Should
you not hear from the SADC Secretariat within four weeks after closing date,
you may assume your application has not been successful.
Attachments
- SADC Employment Application Form - English
- SADC - Employment Application Form - French.doc
- SADC
Employment Application Form - Portuguese.doc
- Advert - Technical Advisor for Transfrontier Conservation Areas TFCAs - English.doc
- Advert - Technical Advisor Transfrontier Conservation Areas TFCAs - French.doc
- Advert - Technical Advisor Transfrontier Conservation Areas TFCAs - Portuguese.doc
SENIOR AERODROME INSPECTOR (2 POSITIONS)
International Civil Aviation Organization
Project NAM 14/801
Assistance to Namibia Directorate of Civil Aviation
Project NAM 14/801
Assistance to Namibia Directorate of Civil Aviation
Job Code/Title:
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Senior Aerodrome Inspector
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Project:
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NAM 14/801 Assistance to Namibia Directorate of Civil
Aviation
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Grade:
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UN Level B Step III (Equivalent to salary of N$ 615,390)
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Type of Contract & Duration:
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Fixed term – 12 months
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Reports to:
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Chief of Aerodrome Safety and Certification
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ONLY APPLICATIONS FROM APPLICANTS WHO ARE FROM SADC MEMBER
STATES SHALL BE CONSIDERED.
All applications shall be sent by email with a covering
letter and Curriculum Vitae attached. Applicants must, in their application,
specifically demonstrate how their experience, skills and qualifications would
address the Duties and Responsibilities of the project vacancy. The subject
field should include the applicants name and clearly indicate the project
vacancy applied for.
Send to:
Project Coordinator
ICAO Project NAM 14/801
stolsl@dca.com.na
ICAO Project NAM 14/801
stolsl@dca.com.na
Closing date: 16:00, Wednesday, 8 July 2015
Please note that only short-listed candidates will be
contacted and the recruitment process might not necessarily end up in an
appointment being made. Please note that all successful applicants shall be
subject to a formal medical assessment prior to issue of contract.
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