BTDC-ID: 41305 CLOSING DATE: 11-Sep-2026 Announcement Positions Housing Innovation Learning Center (HIL-C) Coordinator Contact Details OFFICE ADDRESS 1st Floor, Building F, Room No. 161-166, Phnom Penh Center, Samdech Sothearos Blvd, Sangkat Tonle Basak, Khan Chamkar Mon, Phnom Penh, Cambodia CONTACT NAME Habitat for Humanity International in Cambodia PHONE 023 997 840 EMAIL TO: [email protected] WEBSITE habitatcambodia.org/ Announcement Description Habitat for Humanity International in Cambodia (Habitat Cambodia) is part of Habitat for Humanity International and began operations in 2003. We work with diverse international and local non-governmental organizations, microfinance institutions, corporate partners, and local and national authorities to build a better life through safe and affordable homes. Since 2003, Habitat for Humanity Cambodia has served more than 188,000 families to improve their living conditions through housing interventions (new and house improvement, social housing, unlock land, land re-blocking, onsite upgrading, and access to housing finance), Housing Disaster Recovery and Resilience (HDRR), Climate Change Adaptation (CCA), solid waste management, WASH facilities, community development programs in Phnom Penh, Kandal, Siem Reap, Battambang, Banteay Meanchey, and Preah Vihear. Habitat Cambodia is now looking for dynamic and highly qualified candidates to fulfill a position below: Announcement Positions Housing Innovation Learning Center (HIL-C) Coordinator WORKPLACE CIRCUMSTANCES ENVIRONMENT: Office LANGUAGES: English, Khmer LOCATION: Siemreap Province POSITION CIRCUMSTANCES CAREER CATEGORY: Engineer

• Civil, Educate/Train/Teaching, Community Development SCHEDULE: Full-time SALARY: Negotiable POSITION SUMMARY The HIL-C Coordinator will lead, coordinate, and grow operations of Habitat Cambodia’s newly built Housing Innovation Learning Center in Siem Reap with possible to expand to other HFHC’s program areas, funded through Empowering Communities for Resilience Through Safe Homes, Livelihood and Innovation project in Siem Reap. The job holder will play a vital role to lead, coordinate and grow the operations of Housing Innovation Learning Center. She/he develops and showcases climate-resilient housing prototypes using locally sourced, eco-friendly materials (bamboo, compressed earth blocks, agricultural waste materials, recycled plastics, and recycled construction materials etc.); tests and certifies innovative housing products; trains local builders on sustainable and green techniques. Through Habitat Cambodia’s role as a convenor, the position promotes market access for climate-resilient, eco-friendly housing materials through research and innovation that lowers construction costs for low- and middle-income households. DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES: HIL Center Management, Partnership and Coordination (30%) Oversee the day-to-day operations and administration of a newly established Housing Innovation Learning Center (HIL-C). Ensure effective planning, implementation, and monitoring of HIL-C outputs and assigned projects. Coordinate resources, schedules, events, and center operations to achieve the center's objectives. Build and maintain strong working relationships with: Construction material suppliers and manufacturers Universities and research institutions TVET schools and training centers SME building-material producers and manufacturers Industry associations and community groups Government agencies, especially the Construction Testing Laboratory Serve as the focal point for collaboration among public, private, and academic partners. Serve as the primary point of contact for visitors, delegations, and study tours to the HIL-C, showcasing demonstration housing models and innovations. Housing Research, Prototype and Demonstration (20%) Collaborate with the Construction Team (country, regional levels) to develop and roll out the demonstration of climate-resilient housing solutions. Support research activities related to innovative, affordable, and environmentally sustainable construction materials and technologies, with a focus on locally available and eco-friendly options such as bamboo, compressed earth blocks (CEB), agricultural waste materials (e.g., rice husk and fibers), recycled plastics, and recycled construction materials. Promote the use of locally sourced and eco-friendly building materials. Organize demonstration activities to promote the adoption of innovative housing products and construction techniques. Liaise with the government construction testing laboratory and relevant stakeholders for product testing and certification, including coordinating the testing of new construction materials and products between SME manufacturers, MLMUPC's Construction Testing Laboratory, and other available testing labs in Cambodia. Facilitate testing processes for innovative building materials and housing products. Document and share lessons learned and best practices fro