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Human-Elephant Conflict Field Assistant

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Human-Elephant Conflict Field Assistant

Announcement Description

Want to make a positive difference to the future of people and our one shared home, the Earth? Working at WWF could be your opportunity of a lifetime.

All around the world, people are waking up to the deepening crisis of nature loss. A growing realization that nature is our life-support system. And that nobody will be spared from the impacts of its loss. Here at WWF, we are helping to tackle this enormous global challenge.

What we do

WWF is working on the ground across the Asia-Pacific region to conserve biodiversity and build a secure and sustainable future for people and wildlife.

WWF’s mission in Cambodia is to ensure that there will be strong participation and support from all people to conserve the country’s rich biological diversity. The WWF-Cambodia conservation programme that started more than 20 years ago is implemented in 2 landscapes – Eastern Plains Landscape (EPL) and Mekong Flooded Forest (MFF) Landscape and built over the following 4 pillars of interventions: (1) Securing Landscape Integrity and Sustaining Conservation and Livelihood Development, (2) Freshwater and Sustainable Hydropower, (3) Protected Area Management and Conservation Research and (4) Sustainable Financing – Green Economy.

Announcement Positions

Human-Elephant Conflict Field Assistant

Workplace Circumstances
  • Environment: Office
  • Languages: Khmer, English
  • Location: Mondul Kiri Province
Position Circumstances
  • Career Category: Social Work, Agriculture - Forestry, Resources & Environment, Community Development, Assistant
  • Schedule:Full-time
  • Salary: Negotiable
Position Summary

Join the world’s largest and most respected independent conservation organization as Human-Elephant Conflict Field Assistant based in Mondulkiri, Cambodia, and together we can conserve our country’s rich biological diversity, through sustainable use of natural resources, and promote new opportunities for the benefit of all people, enhancing local livelihoods and contributing to poverty reduction in the Kingdom of Cambodia

The Human-Elephant Conflict Field Assistant (HECA)’ key responsibility is to ensure high-quality and cost-effective implementation of the Biodiversity Research & Monitoring programme in coordination with the Senior community & wildlife officer. He/she will assist the development and implementation of existing action plan under HEC and new data collection protocols, assist in collecting, verifying, and formatting/processing data, and in database management.

The position holder will also assist in supporting administrative, operational, HR, and financial tasks. Effective dissemination of research results that can inform management is essential, therefore the position holder will also support field communication with community and the preparing of field reports or other forms of dissemination, and coordination between different thematic/departments within the organisation and with external partners and stakeholders.

 

How to Apply

For a detailed Job Description and WWF-Job Application Form please visit the link

How to apply?

Email WWF-Job Application Form, your CV and Cover Letter (max. one page for Cover letter) to email provided in the contact details.

Applicants need to name the position title (i.e., Human-Elephant Conflict Field Assistant) when submitting applications under the subject in email. Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted and submitted documents will not be returned.

WWF is an equal opportunity employer committed to a diverse workforce. Women, Ethnic Minorities and people with Disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply and will be considered regardless of the requirements of the position.

We do not tolerate sexual misconduct within or outside of work and embed child protection in all we do. Protection from sexual harassment, exploitation and abuse and child protection are fundamental to our relationships, including employment, we only recruit people who are suitable to work with other staff and communities. We will use the reference process to ensure potential new staff understand and are aligned with our expectations. 

Attachment:
  • JD_HEC Field Assistant-EPL
  • 1. WWF_Job Application Form
 

Contact Details

Office Address
  • #21, Street 322, Sangkat Boeng Keng Kang Ti Muoy, Khan Boeng Keng Kang, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
 
Contact Name
  • WWF-Cambodia
 
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