New Job Opportunity at The World Wide Fund For Nature (WWF) Tanzania – Coordinator
World Wide Fund For Nature |
Coordinator at WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature)
Background:
TRAFFIC,
the wildlife trade specialists, in alliance with WWF (World Wide Fund
for Nature) and IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) is
seeking a Project Coordinator to support the running of a regional
forum for wildlife prosecutors in East Africa.
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TRAFFIC
implements a diverse portfolio of work funded by a variety of donors in
the government and private sector. The role of the Coordinator will be
to support the President and Secretariat of the East African Association
of Prosecutors in operationalizing the Association’s newly created
website to organising virtual or blended workshops for Association
members on subject areas such as anti-corruption, wildlife forensics,
harmonization of wildlife laws, money laundering and cooperation in
combating transnational crime.
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Specific Responsibilities and duties:
- Working
with the Legal Officer of TRAFFIC East Africa and secretariat of the
East Africa Association of Prosecutors, and liaising with the offices of
national prosecutions in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, organise and
facilitate a physical or virtual workshop, targeting members of the
prosecution and judiciary services from each country. - Collect
and analyse data secured from Prosecutors’ offices on court decisions
related to wildlife crimes across East Africa, and upload to WILDLEX, an
IUCN hosted database. - Provide content and update the EAAP website on a regular basis.
- Prepare
contracts with third party suppliers and consultants; supervise their
work to ensure deliverables are met according to agreed quality
standards and arrange for timely payment of supplier invoices. - Manage and account for financial expenditures in the implementation of project activities.
- Support
quarterly progress project reports (narrative) and work with TRAFFIC
East Africa’s finance staff to ensure the timely preparation of
financial information/spends for quarterly and end of project donor
reporting. - Oversee monitoring and evaluation activities related to the project.
- Respond
to donor requests for ad-hoc information and attend meetings as
required to support the project with partners, Government agencies or to
attend regional workshops, and; - Other relevant support as required by the Director of East Africa office.
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Requirements:
- Must be eligible to live and work in Tanzania, and to travel within East Africa region (e.g. Uganda, Kenya);
- Hold a Bachelors Degree in Law and a Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice;
- A
minimum of five years relevant experience of working in a project
management capacity; covering administration, budgeting, financial
reporting and contracting; - Experience in event management a definite advantage;
- Must be fluent in written and oral English;
- Computer literate (Microsoft Office) with strong spread sheet skills;
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with strong organisational ability;
- A good team player, used to meeting tight deadlines and working under pressure; and also willing to work on own initiative;
- Have an interest in wildlife conservation; and
- Depending
on national and regional circumstances, be willing to travel in the
region which may require occasional periods of up to one week away from
home
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Method of Application
Applications
must include a cover letter, along with a complete CV with full contact
details of three referees and should be addressed to TRAFFIC East
Africa via email to: traffictz@traffic.org by midnight Tanzania time, 28th February 2021.
We thank all applicants for their interest in this position but only
shortlisted candidates will be contacted. The interviews will take place
over Skype and/or in person in Dar es Salaam or Arusha, Tanzania.
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