WWF-Cambodia

Conservation Programmes Assistant Intern – Conservation Transboundary Landscape Initiative

GeneralPosted 1 mo ago

Location

Mondul Kiri Province

Job Type

INTERNSHIP

Experience

Fresh Graduate

Experience level

Internship

Work Mode

On-site

Industry

Environmental Services

Languages

English, Khmer

About the role

Provide a structured learning opportunity for a young conservation professional to gain practical experience in biodiversity conservation, inclusive conservation, project coordination, monitoring and evaluation, stakeholder engagement, and transboundary landscape management while contributing to project objectives and conservation outcomes.
Project design/development: provide inputs to line manager in the development of project activities, outputs, theory of change and M&E development of the initiative to meet its desired objectives.
In coordination with the line manager and dotted line support from WWF-Cambodia's PMEL Senior Officer, develop a project M&E system to enable a simplified project M&E system to track and to report the progress of the initiative to relevant stakeholders (donors, partners, local government) Project implementation: provide administration support to line manager and EPL team in regard to the overall implementation of the Initiative, which may include but not limited to i) scheduling team’s meeting; ii) coordinating meeting with partners; iii) preparing minutes of meeting among teams and or with partners; iv) supporting project documentation for meeting presentation with partners or with senior leadership team Project monitoring and reporting: coordinate inputs for project report and draft monthly project report for submission to the line manager.
Knowledge management.

Required Skills

Biodiversity conservationInclusive conservationProject coordinationMonitoring and evaluation (M&E)Stakeholder engagementTransboundary landscape managementProject design/developmentProject implementationAdministration supportMeeting schedulingMeeting coordinationMinute takingDocumentationProject monitoringReportingKnowledge management

About WWF-Cambodia

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The WWF Greater Mekong Programme (GMP) in Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Myanmar and Vietnam is committed to preserving the region's biodiversity and building a safe and sustainable future for people and wildlife. Reducing the ecological footprint is one of the main objectives of the program. WWF Cambodia, WWF Thailand and WWF Myanmar are part of WWF's regional Greater Mekong Programme (GMP) and legally belong to WWF International. The vision is to safeguard global nature conservation by establishing strong, effective and resilient network offices through systematic organisational development.

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About the role

Provide a structured learning opportunity for a young conservation professional to gain practical experience in biodiversity conservation, inclusive conservation, project coordination, monitoring and evaluation, stakeholder engagement, and transboundary landscape management while contributing to project objectives and conservation outcomes.
Project design/development: provide inputs to line manager in the development of project activities, outputs, theory of change and M&E development of the initiative to meet its desired objectives.
In coordination with the line manager and dotted line support from WWF-Cambodia's PMEL Senior Officer, develop a project M&E system to enable a simplified project M&E system to track and to report the progress of the initiative to relevant stakeholders (donors, partners, local government) Project implementation: provide administration support to line manager and EPL team in regard to the overall implementation of the Initiative, which may include but not limited to i) scheduling team’s meeting; ii) coordinating meeting with partners; iii) preparing minutes of meeting among teams and or with partners; iv) supporting project documentation for meeting presentation with partners or with senior leadership team Project monitoring and reporting: coordinate inputs for project report and draft monthly project report for submission to the line manager.
Knowledge management.