International Career Employment Weekly

Jobs With International Environmental Programs


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PROGRAM DIRECTOR, SUSTAINABILITY PROGRAMS
WASHINGTON, DC

One of the world's largest and most experienced international education and training organizations, the Institute of International Education (www.iie.org) is currently seeking a Program Director to manage and coordinate a major fellowship initiative to advance sustainability around the globe. Provide thought leadership and develop linkages between fellows and participating institutions, convene meetings, workshops and conferences to advance program goals; coordinate alumni programming; develop effective social networking tools to link program participants; communicate program results and impact; and manage the ongoing monitoring and evaluation of program achievements. QUALIFICATIONS: Master’s degree or equivalent training and experience. Expertise in a field related to the environment and sustainability. Minimum 7-10 years of progressively responsible management experience in the environmental and sustainability field. International experience highly preferred. Strong knowledge of the international environmental and sustainability sector. Experience in applied sustainability, life-cycle analysis, and/or climate change and energy preferred. Demonstrated ability to organize international conferences and events. Experience designing and implementing communication plans and managing program evaluations. TO APPLY: Email cover letter and resume to: hr-dc@iie.org EOE/AA/M/F/D/V

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CHIEF OF PARTY
PERU

Chemonics International seeks a chief of party for an anticipated USAID-funded project supporting environmental compliance and forest governance in Peru. The project will focus on improved environmental policies through transparent and public participation; forest policy, especially regarding operation of forest concessions and indigenous community management of forest reserves; and issues such as chain of custody, verification of legality, and log tracking and control to enable forest companies to export wood to the United States under the Lacey Act. Responsibilities include: provide overall project leadership, management, and technical direction; supervise technical and administrative staff; and serve as the primary liaison with USAID and international and regional partners. QUALIFICATIONS: Advanced degree in a relevant field; Minimum 15 years of experience working overseas and demonstrated success managing complex programs related to forestry and forest policy in Latin America, especially in Peru; Technical expertise in forest management, forest policy and regulations, forest certification, and forest chain of custody and concessions; Chief of party experience on a USAID project preferred; Proven ability to strategically coordinate with multiple partners and actors across varied distinct regions; Strong interpersonal skills; Excellent written and oral communications skills; Ability to work and travel in remote areas of Peru to oversee program implementation and provide technical expertise; Fluency in English and Spanish. TO APPLY: Send electronic submissions to PeruForestryRecruit@chemonics.com. No telephone inquiries, please. Finalists will be contacted.

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SOUTHERN AMAZON/ SOUTHERN CONE PROGRAM REPRESENTATIVE
LIMA, PERU

World Wildlife Fund (WWF), the global conservation organization, and its Latin American and Caribbean Region seeks a Program Representative to lead the Southern Amazon/ Southern Cone sub-region that includes Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay and Argentina. The position provides leadership, coordination and direct line management to WWF's activities in the region, including large-scale, multi-country projects that significantly advance WWF's conservation objectives. The leader will strengthen WWF's strategic alliances and partnerships, and institutional presence in Peru, Bolivia, Chile and Paraguay; mentor and support WWF's country leaders in those countries; prepare leaders to assume higher levels of decision making authority and program responsibility; and secure/ advocate for public and private resources required to fulfill in-country conservation objectives. The position is based in Peru and therefore provides leadership and vision for the WWF Peru program to ensure that the conservation activities of the program office result in a unified effort which accomplishes WWF's goals. Basic REQUIREMENTS: An advanced degree or equivalent experience in international development, law, business, economics or public policy and natural resource management and 10+ years relevant experience in environmental and development fields, 3-5 years of which should be in the region. Familiarity with Latin American/ Caribbean governments' multilateral policy processes and funding programs is required. Successful candidates will have outstanding leadership and management skills and visionary qualities, and demonstrated success in managing multi-disciplinary teams in different places. AA/EOE Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. TO APPLY visit http://www.worldwildlife.org/who/careers/jobs.html, job # 10050

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NORTHERN AMAZON/ CHOCO PROGRAM REPRESENTATIVE
CALI, COLUMBIA

World Wildlife Fund (WWF), the global conservation organization, and its Latin American and Caribbean Region seeks a Program Representative to lead the Northern Amazon/ Chocó subregion that includes Colombia, Panama, Ecuador and Venezuela. The position provides leadership, coordination and direct line management to WWF's activities in the region, including large-scale, multi-country projects that significantly advance WWF's conservation objectives. The leader will strengthen WWF's strategic alliances and partnerships, and institutional presence in Colombia, Panama, Ecuador and Venezuela; mentor and support WWF's country leaders in those countries. He/she prepares leaders to assume higher levels of decision making authority and program responsibility; and secures/ advocates for private and public resources required to fulfill in-country conservation objectives. The position is based in Colombia and therefore provides leadership and vision for the WWF Colombia program to ensure that the conservation activities of the program office result in a unified effort which accomplishes WWF's goals. REQUIRES: An advanced degree or equivalent experience in international development, law, business, economics, public policy or natural resource management and 10+ years relevant experience in environmental and development fields; 3-5 years of which in the region is required. Familiarity with Latin American/ Caribbean governments' multilateral policy processes and funding programs is required. Successful candidates will have outstanding leadership, management, strategic planning skills and visionary qualities, and demonstrated success in managing multi-disciplinary teams in different places. AA/EOE Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. TO APPLY visit http://www.worldwildlife.org/who/careers/jobs.html, job # 10055

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EXPERTS
MIDDLE EAST

Chemonics International seeks experts for both long- and short-term consulting positions on projects in the Middle East and worldwide involving energy policy and regulatory reform, energy efficiency planning, and green building initiatives such as Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED). QUALIFICATIONS: Advanced degree in a relevant field required, minimum 8 years of work experience in energy policy, regulatory reform, planning and green building initiatives, experience implementing USAID or other donor projects preferred, experience with development, promotion, and oversight of energy efficiency programs at a national level, experience with development of policies, regulations, tariff regimes, and institutional frameworks supporting energy use reform, experience with development of LEED or other green building initiatives at the policy, legislative, or institutional level and demonstrating the ability to support green building councils, institutes, and various stakeholders for sustainable national programs and proficiency in written and spoken English required; Arabic, French, and other foreign language ability strongly preferred. TO APPLY: Send electronic submissions to energy@chemonics.com by February 15, 2010. Send your CV, cover letter and references. No telephone inquiries, please. Finalists will be contacted.

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