Jobs

CARE in Vietnam is a Non-Government Organization representing the CARE International network. CARE in Vietnam is a creative and dynamic organization, working with Vietnamese partners in the sectors of health, rural development and disaster mitigation and preparedness.

CARE in Vietnam is looking for a qualified Vietnamese to fill in Project Officer position for HIV/AIDS Project named C4 located in Quang Ninh province.

Position information:
Position title:    Project Officer
Reporting to:    Project Manager
Contract:         Six months
Base in:          Quang Ninh province
 
Position Summary

World Vision Vietnam (WVV) invites competent Vietnamese candidates for the following positions:
1. Urban ADP Coordinator (1 position) based in Hai Phong.

The purpose of the ADP Coordinator is to work with technical departments to manage all program activities which will be held at the district level, to provide support to Development Facilitators (DFs) and ADP Manager, to compile the ADP reports, accompany visitors, maintain a routine DME system of the ADP and help with other administrative tasks of the ADP.

Main Responsibilities: 
- Develop and maintain effective partnership with relevant sectoral district officers;
- Perform good integration of different ADP projects at the district level, in collaboration with DFs and other staff;

Position:                    Communications Officer (CO)
Reporting to:              Head of Training and Communications
Location:                   MCD head office, Hanoi, Vietnam and MCD offices at local project sites (Nam Dinh, Thai Binh, Khanh Hoa and others communes) when needed

Organisation environment

I/ Background:
AIP Foundation is a US nonprofit Organisation delicated to combating the epidemic levels of road traffic crash fatalities and injuries in the developing countries. AIP Foundation will from October 2010 is implement the project: “Head Safe. Helmet On funded by Atlantic Philanthropies. The project will use a multi-sector approach to effectively improve child helmet wearing in Vietnam through advocacy and communication campaigns and apply research to understand child helmet use in the context of the influences, interests, attributes, quality and needs of different populations and persons in the community.

II/ Research purposes: