Description of the mission

Duties & Responsibilities:

Working closely with the steering committee of the DPA-led Extractive Industry Social and Environmental (EISEI) network to facilitate the national-level EISEI network.
Coordinating with members of the EISEI network, partners, as well as other like-minded NGO networks and community focal persons for collecting data or inputs for organizing indoor campaigns, multi-stakeholder dialogues, and policy dialogues regarding the social and environmental impacts of mineral exploration and mining operations, as well as natural resource management related issues.
Facilitating the evidence collection and case documentation for advocacy initiatives aimed at addressing the concerns of grassroots civil society and community members.
Building the capacity of community focal persons and staff members of partners.
Monitoring the emerging natural resource related issues and facilitate the multi-stakeholder dialogue addressing the emerging issues.
Establishing and strengthening relationships with civil society groups, media outlets, concerned government institutions, private sectors, and communities.

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Qualifications:

Bachelor's Degree in natural resource management, environmental management, and/or public administration and policy;

Work History:

At least experiences in engaging in advocacy, natural resources management, digital communication, indigenous people rights, capacity building and environmental policy and safeguarding for 3 years

Skills & Knowledge:

General & Technical Skills

Knowledge of issues related to social and environmental impact of extractive industry activities; and agribusiness, environmental impact assessment, Free Prior and Informed Consent, Corporate Social Responsible, and Business and Human Rights are the assets and preferable
EU grant experience preferred
Proven ability to network and develop positive inter-organisational relationships and with government stakeholders;
Sound computer skills, including knowledge of MS Word, Excel and Power Point.
Good at report writing;

Soft Skills

High level inter-personal and communication skills;
High proficiency in English.

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Development and Partnership in Action

DPA deals with improving the quality of life among the rural poor by implementing activities focused on food security, education, health, natural resource management and agricultural development.

Website
Nonprofit organization
Between 15 and 50 persons
Others

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This structure did not communicate to us the labels or certifications that it was able to obtain.

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