Regional Office of Operation Smile in Asia Pacific is looking for qualified and self-motivated candidates for the position of Regional Postoperative, Research and Eletronic Medical Records (EMR) Coordinator to be based in Hanoi. Incumbent will be offered a good package and the chance to be a part of a great team that brings a better life and hope to many disadvantaged children in not only Vietnam but other countries in Asia.
Main tasks and duties: - Working with Operation Smile Foundations in Asia on their follow-up programs in order to maintain reporting structure and ensure that EMRs are used for each mission. - Coordinating post-operative programs to follow up with patients after surgeries in order to determine their resulst and progress.
Spark is a pioneering initiative dedicated to promoting social entrepreneurs in Vietnam who are innovatively combating social issues in their areas and show potential for even greater sustainable impact. In this way, Spark is facilitating a more effective, efficient and accessible capacity development market.
The initiative was co-founded in March 2010 by SNV Netherlands Development Organisation, the Vietnam Center for Community Supported Development Studies (CECODES), PACT USA and the Center for Sustainable Rural Development (SRD Vietnam). In helping local social entrepreneurs to expand or replicate local solutions on a large scale, Spark offers the following support:
WHO THEY ARE? Founded in 1942, Oxfam Great Britain made its first grant in Vietnam in 1955, and is now a leading global development and humanitarian organization. Oxfam GB's programmes in Vietnam range across sectors including rural livelihoods and infrastructure, basic education, disaster management, and national level social and economic policy change. Oxfam GB is a member of Oxfam International.
Handicap International is active in Viet Nam since 1992. The organization’s vision is of a world in which all forms of disabilities can be prevented, cared for or integrated, and in which the rights of people with disabilities are respected and applied. They are currently seeking a qualified and motivated person, Vietnamese nationality, to work in Bien Hoa city, Dong Nai province in the position of PROJECT COORDINATOR Position type: Full time, contract term corresponds with project lifespan. Location: Bien Hoa-based, with regular travel to project sites in 6 districts of Dong Nai.
The United Nations Collaborative Programme on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation in Developing Countries in Viet Nam (UN-REDD Viet Nam Programme) will address complexities of developing REDD-readiness in Viet Nam through capacity building at two levels.
The UNCT-level ‘Accounting for Gender Equality’ Scorecard sets minimum standards for UNCTs to assess their performance, and to identify gaps and progress across the system. The purpose of the Gender Scorecard exercise is:
- To assist UNCTs in identifying areas in which they are meeting or not meeting minimum standards. - To stimulate a constructive dialogue within the UNCT about the current status of support for gender equality and women’s empowerment and how it can be improved. - To identify where technical assistance can support the achievement of minimum standards. - To share good practice in supporting national priorities to advance gender equality and women’s empowerment.
Education for Development (EFD) believes that education improves the quality of life for disadvantaged children and youth. EFD strengthens and empowers local social organisations enabling them to improve and expand their educational services for disadvantaged children and youth. Through their development, disadvantaged children and youth can gain fair and equal access to education and training thereby developing themselves to their full potential. The Country Coordinator will be based in Ho Chi Minh City and is responsible for the overall coordination of EFD's activities in Viet Nam for a period of 24 months (with possibility for extension). S/he will report to the Administrative Council of EFD in the Netherlands and Belgium.
