About ENV Education for Nature-Vietnam (ENV) was established in 2000 as Vietnam’s first non-governmental organization focused on conservation of nature and the environment. Their mission is to foster greater understanding amongst the Vietnamese public about environmental issues of local, national and global significance, ranging from protection of wildlife and natural ecosystems to climate change. They employ creative and innovative strategies to influence attitudes and behavior, not only highlighting the need to protect Vietnam’s rich natural heritage and the living world around them, but also encouraging greater public participation in achieving this important and challenging task. For more details about what they do, visit their website:
Bread for the World (BfdW) is a German non-governmental church-based organisation, founded in 1959. BfdW has been working in Vietnam since 1996 in the sectors of rural development, ethnic minorities, food security, overcoming violence and HIV/Aids. The office of BfdW in Hanoi is seeking applications from qualified candidates for the position of Programme Coordinator Vietnam
Scope of work: - Assistance to BfdW partner organisations in identifying, planning, implementing, reporting, monitoring and evaluating their development projects - Support of potential partner organisations in their project planning and preparation of project proposals
VVAF first returned to Vietnam in 1981 when the first of many delegations arrived to engage discussions with the government of Vietnam on issues of common concern, and to begin the long slow road to healing and reconciliation. In 1994, with the lifting of the US embargo against Vietnam, VVAF quickly established a representative office in Hanoi, and have been active in humanitarian assistance programs continuously since that time. Their involvement has grown substantially since then, and by mid 2009, VVAF have been active in 18 provinces with a variety of assistance programs.
BRIEF TERMS OF REFERENCE (Period: September 2009 to August 2010, renewable annually) Helen Keller International (HKI) is an international non-governmental organization. Its mission is to save the sight and lives of the most vulnerable and disadvantaged by combating the causes and consequences of blindness and malnutrition. We do this by establishing programs based on evidence and research in eye health and nutrition.