Jobs

Marie Stopes International (MSI) is a marketing focused, results oriented social enterprise. We operate efficient, effective and sustainable family planning programmes in over 40 countries worldwide, including Vietnam. The primary responsibility within these roles is to further MSI’s Goal: THE PREVENTION OF UNWANTED BIRTHS and its mission of ensuring the individual’s right to: CHILDREN BY CHOICE NOT CHANCE.

We are looking for recruiting a qualified consultant for Baseline Survey with TOR attached

Any interest candidates should send their recent CV &  Proposal via email by 25 July 2013: [email protected] & [email protected]

World Vision International – Vietnam (WVV) invites Vietnamese competent candidates for the following position:

CONSULTANT FOR CHILD HEALTH NOW PROJECT, work base: Hanoi.

World Vision is a Christian relief and development organization working to create lasting change in the lives of children, families and communities living in poverty. World Vision serves all people regardless of religion, race, ethnicity or gender. As a child-focused organization, WV’s work focuses on children, ensuring they are protected and their basic needs are met. WVV has a total income of more than USD20,000,000 (FY12) with funding from 16 support countries in Europe, Asia, the Americas and Australia. WVV employs about 450 staff, of which 99.5% are Vietnamese nationals.

Oxfam is looking for consultants to conduct Consultancy on Child Rights promotion clubs for education project in Dak Nong.

See detailed Terms of Reference:

Interested candidates are kindly requested to submit a letter of interest and proposal, which should include:

    * A technical and financial proposal;
    * CV of consultants;
    * A sample of past relevant work.

Deadline of submission:  17.00 Monday, 29 July 2013.

The Woolcock Institute is lung health research organisation, based at Sydney University, Australia (http://www.woolcock.org.au/). The Institute has operated in Vietnam since 2009, and is undertaking large and important operational and epidemiological research projects in collaboration with the National Tuberculosis Program in 9 Provinces, including Ha Noi and Ho Chi Minh City. Research in Vietnam currently focuses on tuberculosis but we anticipate that it will expand into other areas including programmatic management of chronic lung disease (asthma and COPD), air pollution research and preventive interventions that are relevant to lung health. The Woolcock also runs training in epidemiological and operational research methods for Vietnamese doctors and public health workers.