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Fonctionnaire
Expérience : 5 à 10 ans
Madagascar - Antananarivo
Biodiversité
Description du poste
Central to Durrell’s ‘Rewild Our World’ strategy are our ten global rewilding sites, two of which are in Madagascar: Madagascan wetlands and Madagascan dry forests.
Durrell’s Madagascar Programme is our single largest investment, with a full-time workforce of over 70 employees working in six field sites across the country. This job is to oversee the effective implementation of Durrell’s field programmes in Madagascar, working with delivery teams to implement programme strategies, monitoring and reporting their progress and their review and adaptation.
The post holder will be responsible for ensuring grants are effectively managed and that operational processes are established to deliver them.
Profil recherché
- A higher degree (MSc of above) in a subject related to conservation/natural
resource management and/or significant professional experience
in a programme management position or above in a relevant field.
- Experience of working in Madagascar.
- Fluent spoken and written French is essential, with English and Malagasy
highly desirable.
- Technical experience of protected area management, community
development, reforestation, fire management, law enforcement
and capacity building are all desirable.
- Understanding and experience of Malagasy conservation policies desirable
- Experience managing large statutory donor funded projects with donors
such as DEFRA, UK-government, USAID, KfW is highly desirable.
- Understanding and strong experience of working for or with NGOs.
- Extensive experience in the design, planning, implementation
and management of conservation and/or development projects.
- Proven ability to write high quality proposals and technical
and financial reports.
- Proven experience of working with multiple collaborators and stakeholders,
including government agencies, community organisations, research bodies
and funders.
- Proven leadership and team management skills; specialized training
in personnel management desirable.
- Strong skills in project planning, financing, management, implementation,
and evaluation.
- Proven experience in developing and managing budgets.
- Ability to think strategically and analytically.
- Excellent problem-solving skills.
- Strong organisational skills, with ability to carry out multiple tasks to deadlines.
- Able and willing to work long hours and over weekends when required.
- Passionate about conservation and an understanding of and commitment
to Durrell’s vision, mission and aims.
- Acts with integrity and with the best interests of the employer at all times.
- Ability to demonstrate initiative and work well under pressure.
- Respectful of the opinions of others and willingness to collaborate.
- Ability to work independently but also works collaboratively with colleagues
and partners.
- Demonstrate awareness of and sensitivity to cultural, ethnic, gender
and ability issues.
- Works proactively and has a determination to reach targets and excel at tasks.
- Open to adopting creative approaches and problem solving when faced
with challenges and limited resources where needed.