BCC & GESI Specialist (10th Level)
Major Function :
Integrate the GESI strategy with the project interventions; identify and implement strategies related to FP for M/DAG; assess of IEC/BCC needs; design targeted BCC interventions & trainings for implementing any specialized BCC interventions.
Minimum Requirement
• Master degree in public health, medicine, management, social sciences or equivalent standard of education
• 6 years of experience with 1 years in relevant field
• Experience in FP and BCC and GESI will be given preference.
Interested Nepalese citizens are requested to submit an Employee Application Form (Download Application Form ) clearly mentioning the position and location in the subject heading applying for the above mentioned post along with a signed latest CV to the Central Office or email: vacancy@fpan.org.np within 10 days of the first publication of this notice .
Only short listed candidates will receive information for further selection process. The organization is committed to equal opportunities and cultural diversity. Candidates not exceeding 54 years of age on end of 2016 shall be qualified to apply. FPAN encourages application from women, ethnic minorities, physically challenged persons, people living with HIV, without any discrimination including against sexual minorities.
Attempt to influence at any stage of the selection process will negate the cause of the candidate. FPAN reserves all rights to accept/ reject any or all application without assigning any reason.
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Family Planning Association of Nepal (FPAN) is the first and a leading national NGO devoted to SRHR, which was established in 1959 and started family planning and SRH programs in Nepal, becoming Member Association of the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) in 1969. FPAN has been complementing and supplementing the national health and population programs after the government launched its own Family Planning and Maternal and Child Health Project in 1969. FPAN has 480 full-time professional and 11,000 volunteers at community levels.