Job Vacancies

• Provide technical, administrative and coordination support to SPREP to implement the Blue Belt project
• Provide a short-term opportunity for development for a young Pacific islander graduate

• Transition and maintain COSPPac climate tools and products
• Support the Pacific Meteorological Desk Partnership (PMDP) and Pacific Island National Meteorological Service

Applications Due: Friday, 2 September 2016

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Applications are invited for the above position, which will be based in Majuro, in the Office of Environmental Planning & Policy Coordination, Office of the President of the Republic of Marshall Islands.

This job exists to:

• Provide strategic advice and technical expertise, including coordination and facilitation, on all water issues within the water sector in the North Pacific, as well as providing a liaison function between SPREP and RMI national programmes.

Applications Due: Friday, 12 August 2016

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All enquiries to be directed to:

Mr. Lowell Alik
Director
Office of Environmental Planning & Policy Coordination (OEPPC)
Office of the President
Republic of the Marshall Islands
Ph: (+692) 625-7944/7945
Fax: (+692) 625-3649
Email: lowellalik@gmail.com

And copy to:
Ms. Christine Purcell
Assistant Human Resources Officer,SPREP
Ph: (685) 21929 Ext.328
Email: christinep@sprep.org

• Provide strategic leadership and management of the Human Resources Team
• Provide strategic advice and services on all Human Resources matters

Applications Due: Friday, 27 May 2016

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• Provide strategic leadership and management of the Legal Team
• Provide strategic advice and services on all legal matters

• Lead the design and development of SPREP’s Monitoring &E Evaluation framework and systems and provide ongoing M&E support across the organisation
  

Applications Due: Friday, 27 May 2016

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• Provide direct climate change policy and technical support to PICs including the development and implementation of strategies, tools and content for training, communications, outreach and knowledge management targeted for a range of audiences.
  
  

Applications Due: Friday, 27 May 2016

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• Develop communications products related to the COSPPac Climate tools
• Capacity building for regional National Meteorological Services (NMSs) and relevant stakeholders on climate science and the use of the COSPPac tools.

• Transition and maintain COSPPac Traditional Knowledge database and related tools
• Coordinate the Climate TK efforts in the Pacific Island Countries

• Transition and maintain COSPPac climate tools and products
• Support the Pacific Meteorological Desk Partnership (PMDP) and Pacific Island National Meteorological Services