EnergyLab

Project Field Coordination Consultant

ConsultingPosted 1 d ago

Location

Tboung Khmum Province, Phnom Penh

Job Type

CONTRACT

Experience

4+ Years

Experience level

Mid-Senior

Work Mode

On-site

Industry

Non-profit Organizations

Languages

English, Khmer

Description

Coordinate on-the-ground logistic arrangements (including procuring and booking venues, arranging catering, and preparing materials) for program-related shops, trainings, and meetings, ensuring they are delivered effectively and on schedule.
Deliver activities such as a half-day program introductory shop, a two and half-day Training of Trainers (ToT) on climate change and clean energy, a two-day training on Social and Behaviour Change Communication (SBCC) and project management, a half-day Environment Dharma shop, and four quarterly gatherings.
Liaise with local stakeholders including local authorities, Provincial Department of Cults and Religion, pagodas, and surrounding communities.
Serve as the focal local contact for project-related matters between EnergyLab and local stakeholders throughout the project period.

Requirements

At least 4-5 years of experience delivering similar assignments such as stakeholder engagement, field coordination, and community project implementation.
Based in Tbong Khmum province or adjacent provinces, or able to travel to the province as often as the assignment requires.
Excellent facilitation and multi-stakeholder engagement skills, including with local authorities and community.
Deep cultural sensitivity and working knowledge of Buddhist monastic customs, protocols, and values.
Proficiency in digital tools for communication, coordination, and project delivery.
Knowledge of climate change, environment, and clean energy.
Existing relationships with local authorities or pagodas in Tbong Khmum.

Required Skills

Stakeholder engagementField coordinationCommunity project implementationFacilitationCultural sensitivityBuddhist monastic customs and protocolsDigital tools for communication and coordinationProject deliveryClimate change knowledgeEnvironment knowledgeClean energy knowledge

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Description

Coordinate on-the-ground logistic arrangements (including procuring and booking venues, arranging catering, and preparing materials) for program-related shops, trainings, and meetings, ensuring they are delivered effectively and on schedule.
Deliver activities such as a half-day program introductory shop, a two and half-day Training of Trainers (ToT) on climate change and clean energy, a two-day training on Social and Behaviour Change Communication (SBCC) and project management, a half-day Environment Dharma shop, and four quarterly gatherings.
Liaise with local stakeholders including local authorities, Provincial Department of Cults and Religion, pagodas, and surrounding communities.
Serve as the focal local contact for project-related matters between EnergyLab and local stakeholders throughout the project period.

Requirements

At least 4-5 years of experience delivering similar assignments such as stakeholder engagement, field coordination, and community project implementation.
Based in Tbong Khmum province or adjacent provinces, or able to travel to the province as often as the assignment requires.
Excellent facilitation and multi-stakeholder engagement skills, including with local authorities and community.
Deep cultural sensitivity and working knowledge of Buddhist monastic customs, protocols, and values.
Proficiency in digital tools for communication, coordination, and project delivery.
Knowledge of climate change, environment, and clean energy.
Existing relationships with local authorities or pagodas in Tbong Khmum.