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Since 1987, Conservation International has worked to spotlight and secure the critical benefits that nature provides to humanity.
Summary
POSITION SUMMARY - This position is based in Singapore
The International Blue Carbon Institute (IBCI) at Conservation International (CI) is advancing the science and support systems needed to unlock the full potential of blue carbon to address climate change, protect biodiversity and support threatened coastal communities. Partnering with governments, scientists, organizations, and local communities, the IBCI will develop and inform effective policy, finance, and implementation strategies for blue carbon ecosystems.
We are seeking an enthusiastic individual to join our team as a Coordinator – Blue Carbon Research Program with the IBCI. The Coordinator position is crucial in supporting our blue carbon research initiatives and programs. The ideal candidate has a strong understanding of scientific research methodologies, excellent organizational skills, and the ability to collaborate effectively with CI’s Blue Climate team, Natural Climate Solutions Asia-Pacific team, CI’s country offices, partners, and stakeholders to provide research and administrative support for the IBCI’s growing portfolio of research programs and projects. include providing the support needed at various stages of project development and management, such as (but not exclusive to) grant and proposal development, project management, organization and administration , planning, and delivery of IBCI project activities, knowledge products, and communications.
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