Job Title: Consultant for a formulation of the Three-Year Action Plan 2016-2018 of the National Population Policy 2016-2030 Duty Station: UNFPA Phnom Penh Contract Type: Local Consultant (30 Days) Deadline: 25 May 2016 (4 PM Local Time)
Objective of assignment: ♦ To develop a National Population Policy-Action Plan (NPP-AP) 2016-2018 with broad consultative and participatory approach (see detail attached). ♦ To identify a core monitoring demographic and related indicators with realistic targets, at both output and outcome levels, and monitoring timeframe, including necessary costing/ review based on previous national population policy indicator. ♦ To identify a key role and responsibility of institutions that is to be involved in the process of reviewing the action plan after it is implemented.
Requirements: ♦ Hold at least Master degree in demography, public policy studies, economics, or related field, Ph.D. is preferred; ♦ Have at least 5 years of experience of working with public policy formulation; ♦ Be proficient in English and Khmer languages; ♦ Be knowledgeable of RGC’s Rectangular Strategies, National Strategic Plan for Development, other RGC’s policies, and regional and global development agendas; ♦ Be familiar with organizational structure of RGC; ♦ Be familiar with strategies and action plans of line ministries; ♦ Be able to travel and meet with line ministries for gathering information related to the assignment;
How to apply: Applications must be supported with a UN Personal History Form (P11) and a detailed CV addressed directly to Dr. Derveeuw Marc G. L., Representative, UNFPA, Phnom Penh Center, Room 526, Sothearos Blvd., Chamkar Mon. The P11 Form and Terms of Reference can be obtained via email [email protected] or UNFPA Website http://countryoffice.unfpa.org/cambodia. The consultant should express expected Consultancy Fee. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. UNFPA retains the right to contact referees directly.
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