Report To :
The Communication Officer will report to the AIN Steering Committee. For day to day activities, s/he will report to and work in close coordination with AIN Secretariat and Communications Working Group.
Summary :
The Communication Officer will be responsible for planning, development and delivery of AIN’s internal and external communications and contribute to profiling AIN and its member’s work in the country. The officer will also contribute to a mid to long-term communication strategy for AIN by managing the process.
Required Competencies
Responsibilities and Expected Outcomes
How to apply: Applicants should send their CV together with the names and contact details of two references, a short paper (500 words) on how they propose to implement AIN Communication Action Plan and its objectives based on above background and job description.
Applications could be sent through email: reshma@ain.org.np
Application deadline: 28 February 2016. Only short-listed candidates will be invited for test and interviews.
Applications received after the closing date will not be considered.
The Association of International NGOs (AIN), formed by INGOs working in Nepal in September 1996, is an important network in the development sector of Nepal as members have been implementing various people-centered development programmes throughout the hills, mountains and Terai areas.
AIN has come together to promote mutual understanding, exchange information and share experiences and learning of our work in Nepal for more effective collaboration.
At present the AIN comprises with 125 INGOs, working on a wide-range of issues and sectors to contribute to development efforts in Nepal.
Recognising the growing need to work in a country afflicted by endemic conflict, AIN is committed to expand its resources on behalf of all disadvantaged people in Nepal, especially those affected by the ongoing struggle.
Over the years INGOs have played a crucial role as key stakeholders and partners in the development of Nepal and we would like to continue to engage with the Government, donors,various sectors of the civil society, NGOs and poor and excluded people on these issues.