Programme Officer – Bangkok
JOB DETAIL
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• 100 Million Trees, funded by Conservation International, which will support communityled forest landscape restoration in the Kaeng Krachan WHS.
• Accelerating Tiger Recovery, funded by GEF, which will support communitybased habitat and prey restoration in the Western Forest Complex and Dong PhyayayenKhao Yai Forest Complex. IUCN serves as the GEF agency for this project.
• Mapping Marine Other Effective areabased Conservation Measures (OECM, funded by GIZ, which will map potential OECMs in the coastal and marine realms.
• Manage daytoday delivery of PCA projects, including financial management, reporting, monitoring and evaluation, and coordination with project partners.
• Lead development and updating of project annual workplans.
• Organize technical discussions and training sessions on wildlife conservation and protected areas management including the National Park Act BE.2562, Wildlife Preservation and Protection Act BE.2562, National Forest Reserved Act BE.2507 including subordinance and regulations.
• Organize technical discussions among stakeholders on forest landscape restoration and wildlife conservation.
• Provide logistical and administrative support for project activities.
• Prepare regular web stories on project results and ensure project visibility among government and NGO stakeholders. • Maintain regular contacts with IUCN Thailand members and Commission members with a view to building relationships and exploring new areas of cooperation.
| • Graduate degree in forestry, wildlife, or conservation biology, or related fields. • At least 5 years of experience in Thailand in protected area management and biodiversity conservation. • Experience working with the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plan Conservation preferred. • Excellent interpersonal, communication, and diplomatic skills with the ability to interact at all levels of national, international, multicultural, and multilingual organizations. • Familiarly with government and NGO conservation initiatives, key players, and challenges in Thailand, in particular, strong familiarity with Thai conservation agency culture and procedures. • Fluency in Thai and competence in English. |
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