Specialist in Fisheries Waste Management

Overview

The incumbent will be responsible for the direct local implementation of a project in the Seychelles aimed at strengthening the management of abandoned, lost or otherwise discarded fishing gear for cleaner oceans.

Tasks Summary

• Serve as main focal point for project matters in the Seychelles;
• Identify national stakeholders;
• Ensure coordination and discussion with government counterparts and stakeholders;
• Support the Project Coordinator to prepare a detailed work plan and budget;
• Support the project team in the preparation and management of contracts and terms of reference;
• Support the preparation, processing, monitoring and closure of Letters of Agreement (LoAs);
• Organise and run field visits, meetings, training and capacity development activities;
• Prepare regular reports on project activity implementation;
• Participate in project meetings;
• Support the dissemination of project results;
• Prepare relevant communication write-ups.

Experience Requirements

• At least 2 years of professional experience in project management assistance and fisheries development;
• Experience in working in developing countries;
• Experience in preparation and management of UN projects and processes, preferably with the FAO;
• Capacity and demonstrated experience in working and establishing working relationships with government and non-government representatives;
• Extent of relevant experience (project management, waste management, fisheries development).

Qualification Requirements

• University degree in marine ecosystem management, (plastic/solid) waste management or in a field relevant to fisheries development;
• Relevance of academic qualification.

Other Details

Languages Required: • Working knowledge of English

Languages Preferred: • Proficient oral and written communication skills in English and French

Contract Duration: Six months (with extension)

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