Project Manager Top Level

KTK-BELT INC.
Location: Eastern Region of Nepal
Salary: Negotiable
Posted Date: 2017-03-29 Deadline: 2017-04-07
  • Nos. of Opening : 1
  • Location : Eastern Region of Nepal
  • Working Position : Top Level
  • Qualification Degree : MSc or PhDin natural resource resources management, botany, ecology, biodiversity, plant sciences, or related fields • Minimum of 5-7 years working directly on biodiversity and habitat c
  • Salary : Negotiable
  • Category : Project
  • Nature : Full Time
Job Description

PROJECT OVERVIEW

KTK-BELT and the Rainforest Trust are partnering to create new Conservation Areas in the eastern region of Nepal. The new Conservation Areas will expand existing protected areas, safeguarding endangered species on the IUCN Red List. KTK-BELT is building the team of scientists, project managers, thematic experts, community mobilizers, and youth fellows, to work at multiple levels to achieve necessary results.

 

 

Job Specification

SCOPE OF WORK

The incumbent will be responsible for the overall development, coordination, and management of the creation of the new Conservation Areas, under the direction and supervision of the Project Directors, including outreach, implementing annual plans, and ensuring timely delivery of the project milestones, outputs, and outcomes

RESPONSIBILITIES

Project Management

  • Prepare the annual work plan and budget for the initiative
  • Coordinate the planning, budgeting, implementation, and quarterly reporting to donor agencies
  • Ensure the integration of relevant scientific studies into the project direction
  • Develop and coordinate consultations, workshops, pilot projects, participatory action research (PAR), and capacity building activities with stakeholders and strategic partners to advance the project goal of establishing new conservation areas
  • Prepare project updates as per the donor requirements
  • Training and Capacity Building
  • Identify staff needs and gaps throughout the evolution of the initiative and coordinate with KTK-BELT regarding the same
  • Develop work assignments for district managers, community mobilizers and youth fellows
  • Identify appropriate training and capacity building opportunities for project staff

Coalition-Building/Strategic Partnership

  • Contribute to the selection of partnerships under the direction of the Project Directors
  • Act as a focal point for communication to organize regional workshops and events, and prepare documentation for donors
  • Develop and maintain partnerships with relevant institutions; liaise and communicate with them to ensure coherence and convergence of the program outcomes.
  • Develop a media strategy to support the objectives
  • Frame and implement the advocacy strategy for district, regional and national-level advocacy in the creation of new Conservation Areas
  • Ensure documentation of outputs and dissemination of results and findings to policy makers and local political representatives
  • Support existing and foster new networks of stakeholders
  • Develop and maintain a constructive dialogue in the region and beyond

Apply Instructions

The initial contract is for a six-month term with one-month trial basis. Please submit your cover letter, CV, 3 work samples and 3 references with a range for salary expectations to info@belt-project.org/ pemabhutia@belt-project.org including the position title in the subject heading of your email.

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Organization Summary

ABOUT KTK-BELT

KTK-BELT (www.belt-project.org) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization established in 2014 to catalyze new models of biodiversity conservation and environmental learning in eastern Nepal. Its mission is to work with teachers, farmers, youth, and women to create a ‘Vertical University’ that will span from Koshi Tappu Wildlife Sanctuary (67 m.) to Kanchenjunga (8,586 m.), the third tallest peak in the world. The idea is to give a framework to local farmers to become ‘professors’ of the Vertical University, to share their indigenous knowledge while conserving threatened species and landscapes.

 

KTK-BELT works with non-profit cooperatives called ‘Learning Grounds.’ Each Learning Ground, governed by a diverse local Board, owns its own biodiversity-rich conservation land base, which it holds in perpetuity in order to prevent ecosystem fragmentation and deforestation. Local BELT Youth Fellows, trained by KTK-BELT staff, run and administer the Learning Grounds.


PROJECT OVERVIEW

KTK-BELT is working with the Rainforest Trust to create new Conservation Areas in the eastern region of Nepal. The new Conservation Area will help expand protected areas, safeguarding endangered species on the IUCN Red List. To achieve this, KTK-BELT is building a team of project managers, thematic experts, community mobilizers, and youth fellows, to work at both the community level and at the advocacy level.

Industry Type NGO / INGO / Social Work
Location Tara gaon museum, Baudha Tusal
Organization Size
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