Supply Chain Specialist

SNV Netherlands Development Organisation is looking for a Supply Chain Specialist for a World Bank assignment which is to support sanitation supply chain development and capacity building in the 21 provinces on rural sanitation in Northern Mountains and Central Highlands Regions of Vietnam (NM-CH).

Responsibilities:

• Plan, conduct field work and report on the testing activities in 3 selected provinces (Hoa Binh, Dak Lak and Tuyen Quang to adapt the sanitation business models to remote areas, in coordination with the provincial coordinators (PC) of the 3 provinces.
• Provide inputs to develop the adapted supply chain package;
• Provide inputs to the sanitation curriculum;
• Regular oversight and support to Provincial Coordinators on supply chain capacity building activities;
• Review reports on the supply chain component implementation in 21 provinces provide feedback to 21 PC and consolidate information for donor reporting.

General Qualifications:

• Bachelor degree in relevant field, such as marketing, business development,  economics or environmental health
• At least five years of proven and successful experience conducting supply chain analysis and business development within rural contexts, experience utilizing the information to inform program design. The experience in the area of rural sanitation if preferable
• Strong knowledge of the water, sanitation, and hygiene sector; familiarity with the water, sanitation, and hygiene sector in Vietnam highly desirable.
• Ability to effectively and respectfully work with a team of professionals with different cultural and sector backgrounds
• Excellent communication skills in written and spoken English

Type of Contract:

• Consultant contract with a competitive salary package.
• The fee rates and per diems will be covered and consistent with SNV cost norms.

How to apply: Please send your application letter and CV, together with an indication of your current salary to [email protected] by 15th November 2016.

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