The NGO Forum on Cambodia is a membership organization consisting of local and international NGOs. It exists to coordinate and equip members, networks of NGOs, and other civil society organizations to actively engage in policy dialogue, debate, and advocacy with and for poor and vulnerable people in Cambodia. The NGO Forum is seeking two qualified Cambodian candidates: Development Issues Program Manager and Development Policy Project Coordinator based in Phnom Penh.
Overall responsibilities of Development Issues Program (DIP) Manager: Under the guidance and direct supervision of Deputy Executive Director, DIP Manager provides overall technical and analytical leadership to project team under Development Issues Program including Development Policy, Aid Effectiveness and Economic Development, and National Budget. DIP Manager represents the NGO Forum and its network members on related program issues and work in close collaboration with core program and other programs of the NGO Forum, civil society, development partners, and government officials ensuring successful implementation of the program’s action plan.
Overall responsibility of Development Policy Project Coordinator Under the guidance and direct supervision of Development Issues Program Manager, the project coordinator oversights activities as in network action plans. The incumbent will present his/her own project and network on related project issues and work in close collaboration with other project coordinators, core program and other programs of the NGO Forum, civil society, development partners, and government officials ensuring successful project’s action plan.
Qualified and interested candidates shall submit CV and cover letter specify clearly the position apply for, expected salary, and how they find the job advertisement to the NGO Forum no later than 11th February 2015 via e-mail: [email protected] Hard copy applications are not accepted. For more details about the NGO Forum and Job Description please visit our website: www.ngoforum.org.kh. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted. Women and persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply.