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Job Title : REGIONAL CO-ORDINATOR FOR ASIA
Job Location : Based in the region
Requirement : A. Formal Education
The position requires of a
professional with university
degree in a relevant
discipline
such as forestry, business
studies, social sciences,
natural resource management,
development or environmental
sciences.
An advanced degree in a
relevant field is preferred.
If formal education does not
include forestry, demonstrable
professional experience
in forest management issues is
required.
B. Professional Experience and
Special Qualifications
At least five years in a
relevant senior position in
the region concerned.
A successful track record in
fundraising.
At least three years
experience of project
management, budget handling,
supervision of staff and
consultants.
Regional forestry and natural
resource management knowledge.
Experience in more than one of
the countries of the region
assigned.
Ability to communicate orally
and in writing in one or more
local languages of the
assigned region.
Good spoken and written
English.
Good communication skills,
particularly in relation to
multiple stakeholder groups
(e.g. NGOs, industry,
government)..3
Proven ability to work in a
multicultural and
multidisciplinary environment.
Proven ability to work
successfully as part of a
team.
Knowledge and experience of
participatory decision-making
and collaborative
problem solving preferred.
Responsibilities : II. POSITION DESCRIPTION
A. Strategic tasks
Actively fundraise for the
strengthening of the FSC Asia
regional office and for
National Initiatives in the
region.
Establishment of an FSC Asia
regional office as funding
permits.
Collaboration in the design of
general strategies for the
development of standards
and the promotion of national
initiatives, in co-ordination
with other regions and the
FSC International Center, and
responsibility for the
implementation of planned and
specific strategies within the
region.
Preparation of annual workplan
and budget for the region, in
co-ordination with other
regional co-ordinators and the
relevant FSC business units.
Analysis of significant issues
and developments at the
national or regional level,
including information
regarding FSC certification
bodies and certified forests.
Actively participate in
regional events to promote
FSC, to conduct advocacy for
FSC
and to represent FSC mission
and values in regional and
international fora.
Determine training and funding
needs for National Initiatives
in the assigned region.
Collect information in
assigned area of
responsibility about new
standards
development processes in the
region.
Disseminate information
regarding standards
development, training, funding
and
strategic planning to FSC
National Initiatives and other
FSC Regional Offices..2
B. Management tasks and
activities
Identification, support and
development of FSC National
Initiatives, such as contact
persons and, working groups,
as required for the
development of national
standards
within the region.
Build awareness in the region
of the role of FSC standards
and certification.
Liaison with FSC members and
regional initiatives and
organisations in the forest
stewardship sector, for
advocacy, the promotion of
FSC’s mission, dissemination
of
information about
certification and increasing
membership.
Identification of training
needs and provision of
technical assistance for the
development of standards and
national initiatives within
the region.
Contribute to workshops and
information courses as
planned.
Promote the FSC Trademarks in
the region.
Represent FSC and/or the
Secretariat at meetings and to
other organisations,
according to established
policies.
Liaison with regional
governmental organisations and
other regional bodies.
Provide technical information
for the preparation of reports
to donors, and prepare
status reports and updates
concerning projects being
implemented in the region
Control of all files related
to National Initiatives in the
region.
Review of FSC membership
applications from the region.
Budgetary management of funds
assigned to the region.
Support control and approval
of official FSC documents
translated into local
languages.
Production of regular reports
for the FSC Executive Director
regarding developments
and progress to meet
identified targets within the
region.
Salary / Remuneration / Benefits : N/A
About Our Company : Founded in 1993, Forest
Stewardship Council is an
international, independent,
non-governmental non-profit
organization promoting
environmentally appropriate,
socially beneficial and
economically viable management
of
the world's forests. FSC
accredits certifying
organizations, which in turn,
certify forests
and their management that meet
FSC Principles and Criteria
and other specific
standards identified at the
national and/or regional
levels.
Contact Person : Address and send applications in
electronic format to Mr. Luis
Torres
 
 


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