Assessment of Investment Opportunities in Myanmar Rubber and Rubber Based Industries
Consultancy Title: Assessment of Investment Opportunities in Myanmar Rubber and Rubber Based Industries
Location: Myanmar
Duration of assignment: October 2019 – 31st December 2019
Application Deadline: 9th September 2019
CARE International in Myanmar is implementing the Generating Rubber Opportunities (GRO) Myanmar project, a mandated project of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). The project follows a market systems development approach; the project goal is to “Work towards a market system that is more resilient, competitive, environmentally sensitive and inclusive and where rubber businesses are able to use their land as a business asset.”
CARE is looking for consultant for Assessment of Investment Opportunities in Myanmar Rubber of the GRO Project.
To apply, please review the application process in the terms of reference.
For questions about the role, please email sarah.letts@careint.org.
Elementary Education Specialist/PNG
Consultancy Title: Conducting training on group mentoring skills and practices, and develop related facilitator guides.
Reporting To: Program Manager, Pikinini Kisim Save
Duration of assignment: 14 days in January-February 2020 (plus travel days to and from PNG)
Start Date: January 2020
CARE PNG seeks an Elementary Education Specialist with a good understanding of the education system in Papua New Guinea, thorough experience in facilitating teacher training and group mentoring, and experience developing of training materials.
To apply, please review the application process in the terms of reference.
For questions about the role and submit application, please email to Jordan Hoffmann at jordan.hoffmann@care.org.au
Gender, diversity and inclusion
A commitment to having a gender and diversity focus is essential to CARE pursuing its mandate. CARE Australia respects and values diversity, and does not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, ethnicity, age, religion or politics. This is reflected in our selection decisions which are made entirely through a merit selection process.
Child Protection
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