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Position: Project Officer- Social Protection ,Inclusive Livelihood and Education (Hot Job)
- No. of Openings 1
- Category NGO/INGO/Social/Develop.Projects
- Job Location 1
- Job Level Junior Level
- Salary Negotiable
- Education Level Master's degree
- Experience 2 years
- Expiry date May 30, 2018 (Expired)
Job Description
- Contribute in each step of project management cycle
- Support for partnership management with government counterparts and partner NGOs/CBOs
- Supervise and provide technical back stopping to social workers for efficient and effective performance related to health ,inclusive livelihood and education activities for the project.
Job Specification
- Master's Degree in any social science stream
- At least 2years of proven experience on areas of CBR, social determinant of health, inclusive livelihoods and education and disability right advocacy preferably in rural areas of Nepal.
- Literacy on national/ international instruments related to rights of children ,women,and people with disability.
Apply Instruction
To Apply: Please send a motivation letter and an upload CV via e-mail to [email protected]. While applying , please mention the name of the position you are applying for in the subject line of the e-mail.
The application deadline is : COB 30th May 2018 . HI Nepal reserves the right to cancel, postpone or modify the whole recruitement process without providing any reasons whatsoever.
This job has been expired
on 2018-05-30
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Handicap International is an international, non-governmental organisation, mainly known for its fight against anti-personnel mines and cluster munitions ...
Handicap International is an international, non-governmental organisation, mainly known for its fight against anti-personnel mines and cluster munitions and helping the victims of these unexploded devices. However, its mandate has been extended over the years and today includes providing assistance through work in various fields for people in developing countries with other kinds of disability.
