Borneo Programme Officer for TRAFFIC (Kota Kinabalu, Sabah)

Closing
date: 10 Sep 2015
Introduction
to TRAFFIC
TRAFFIC,
the wildlife trade monitoring network, works to ensure that trade in wild
animals and plants is not a threat to the conservation of nature. It actively
monitors and investigates wildlife trade and provides information to diverse
audiences worldwide as a basis for effective conservation policies and
programmes. TRAFFIC is a strategic alliance of the World Wide Fund

for Nature
(WWF) and International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN). TRAFFIC is
an international network which is organised into seven regional hubs.

Borneo
Programme Officer for TRAFFIC
  1. Coordinate
    and implement TRAFFIC’s initiative in Borneo including smooth coordination
    with relevant partners in Borneo involving government agencies,
    conservation organisations and other parties;
  2. Ensure
    timely delivery of project and programme-specific tasks and agreed-upon
    work plan, including in the preparation of related reports and / outputs;
  3. Organise
    and participate in national and regional meetings; engagement with key
    government agencies in Borneo, including relevant forestry and wildlife
    authorities;
  4. Monitor
    conservation policies and regulatory framework related to wildlife trade
    in Borneo, identify options and opportunities including the preparation of
    proposals, for promotion of improved standards in relation to wildlife
    trade;
  5. Develop
    strategic, formal and informal alliances with key partners in governments,
    civil society, industries and businesses that shape and influence wildlife
    trade agenda in Borneo;
  6. Support
    all communications and advocacy efforts to enhance visibility of TRAFFIC’s
    trade on wildlife trade, including engaging with the media partners in
    Borneo;
Requirements
  1. A
    minimum of three years practical experience in wildlife conservation; work
    experience in Borneo will be an advantage.
  2. University
    Degree in conservation or a relevant /equivalent field and / experience.
  3. Ability
    to implement projects effectively and programme-specific tasks and
    agreed-upon work plan, including in the preparation and delivery of
    outputs in a timely manner.
  4. Possesses
    good understanding of local, national and regional conservation processes,
    especially those concerning Borneo.
  5. Possesses
    strong research and analytical skills, and an ability to articulate
    complex issues clearly.
  6. Possesses
    good interpersonal skills and ability to work effectively as part of a
    diverse team as well as independently, with respect for and sensitivity to
    multi-cultural approaches.
  7. Possesses
    strong communication skills with excellent fluency in spoken and written
    English and Bahasa Malaysia. Written and spoken fluency in Bahasa
    Indonesia will be an advantage.
  8. Willingness
    to travel and work outside office environments, as required.
  9. Applicants
    must be eligible to work in Sabah, Malaysia.
How to apply:
Closing
date: 10 September 2015
Please
send in your application via email to careersjobs@wwf.org.my
and indicate the position applied for as Borneo Programme Officer in the title
of the email.
Only
shortlisted candidates will be notified.
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