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Position Description

The Program Manager is responsible for managing and coordinating project-related activities in alignment with ENV’s mission to protect wildlife and biodiversity. This role ensures effective project implementation, financial accountability, stakeholder engagement, and donor relations, while managing ENV’s campaigns and initiatives to combat the illegal wildlife trade. Main Responsibilities

Project Coordination & Management

Plan, implement, and manage ENV’s wildlife protection campaigns and projects.
Ensure activities are delivered on time, within scope, and aligned with organizational objectives.
Coordinate across departments to maintain smooth project execution.
Monitor progress, identify risks, and propose solutions to challenges.
Prepare timely progress reports and project evaluations.
Contribute to ENV’s publications, newsletters, and communications materials.

Financial Management

Develop and manage project budgets in compliance with ENV’s financial policies.
Track expenditures and ensure efficient use of resources.
Prepare financial reports for internal review and donor requirements.

Stakeholder Engagement

Build and maintain strong relationships with government agencies, law enforcement, people’s committees, NGOs, and other partners in support of ENV’s operations and missions
Represent ENV in meetings, workshops, and conferences.
Facilitate collaboration between stakeholders to strengthen wildlife protection efforts.

Donor Relations

Support donor engagement through reporting, updates, and proposal development.
Ensure donor requirements are met and maintain transparency in project implementation.
Assist in identifying new funding opportunities.

Other Supports as assigned by the Management Board

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Job Requirements

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in law, wildlife conservation, project management, or related field.
Minimum 5 years of experience in project management, preferably in conservation or NGO work.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills in both Vietnamese and English.
Strong interpersonal and diplomatic skills, with an outgoing and proactive personality.
Outstanding organizational, management, and leadership skills.
Open-mindedness and the ability to quickly learn new concepts and adapt to ENV's non-traditional working approach.
Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Education for Nature – Vietnam (ENV)

Reducing illegal wildlife trade by: Mobilizing the public to support wildlife protection, strengthening wildlife crime law enforcement, and mobilizing public opinion and participation.

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Ecology

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Education for Nature – Vietnam (ENV)

Reducing illegal wildlife trade by: Mobilizing the public to support wildlife protection, strengthening wildlife crime law enforcement, and mobilizing public opinion and participation.

Website
Nonprofit organization
< 15 persons
Ecology

Education for Nature – Vietnam (ENV) did not yet communicate its impact measurement.

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

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