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1) ANNOUNCEMENTS/ ОБЪЯВЛЕНИЯ
1. НАУЧНАЯ
ГРАНТОВАЯ ПРОГРАММА ДЛЯ ИССЛЕДОВАТЕЛЕЙ ИЗ РЕСПУБЛИК ЦЕНТРАЛЬНОЙ АЗИИ И
АФГАНИСТАНА (CAARF), ИНСТИТУТ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЙ ГОРНЫХ СООБЩЕСТВ (ИИГС) ПРИ УНИВЕРСИТЕТЕ ЦЕНТРАЛЬНОЙ АЗИИ (УЦА),
ПОСЛЕДНИЙ СРОК ПРИЕМА ЗАЯВОК: 15 ОКТЯБРЯ 2013 Г.
2. ТРЕНИНГ
"ОРГАНИЗАЦИОННОЕ РАЗВИТИЕ НКО", ОБЩЕСТВЕННОЕ ОБЪЕДИНЕНИЕ «ДОСТОЯНИЕ
РЕСПУБЛИКИ», 1-3 ОКТЯБРЯ 2013 Г. ПОСЛЕДНИЙ СРОК ДЛЯ ПРИЕМА ЗАЯВОК: 16 СЕНТЯБРЯ
2013 Г.
3. ЗАЯВКА НА
ВОЛОНТЕРА КОРПУСА МИРА США, БИШКЕК, КЫРГЫЗСТАН. ПОСЛЕДНИЙ СРОК ПРИЕМА ЗАЯВОК: 1
ОКТЯБРЯ 2013 Г.
2) VACANCIES / ВАКАНСИИ:
1. VACANCY: RESEARCH FELLOW
ON NATURAL SCIENCE AND RESEARCH FELLOW ON SOCIAL SCIENCE, MOUNTAIN SOCIETIES
RESEARCH INSTITUTE, CAO, BISHKEK, KYRGYZ
REPUBLIC . DEADLINE:
SEPTEMBER 15, 2013
2. VACANCY:
CONSULTANT/ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL DIMENSION, OSCE
CENTER , BISHKEK , KYRGYZSTAN .
DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 1, 2013
3. VACANCY: TEAM ASSISTANT,
WORLD BANK, BISHKEK , KYRGYZSTAN . DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 8,
2013
4. VACANCY: MOVE MANAGER, ORGANIZATION
FOR SECURITY AND CO-OPERATION IN EUROPE, BISHKEK ,
KYRGYZSTAN .
DEADLINE: AUGUST 26, 2013
5. VACANCY: ADMINISTRATIVE
AND FINANCIAL MANAGER, SEARCH FOR COMMON GROUND (SFCG), BISHKEK , KYRGYZSTAN .
DEADLINE: AUGUST 26, 2013
6. VACANCY: RELIGION AND PEACEBUILDING PROGRAM MANAGER, SEARCH
FOR COMMON GROUND (SFCG), BISHKEK ,
KYRGYZSTAN . DEADLINE:
AUGUST 26, 2013
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ANNOUNCEMENTS/ ОБЪЯВЛЕНИЯ
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1. НАУЧНАЯ
ГРАНТОВАЯ ПРОГРАММА ДЛЯ ИССЛЕДОВАТЕЛЕЙ ИЗ РЕСПУБЛИК ЦЕНТРАЛЬНОЙ АЗИИ И
АФГАНИСТАНА (CAARF), ИНСТИТУТ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЙ ГОРНЫХ СООБЩЕСТВ (ИИГС) ПРИ УНИВЕРСИТЕТЕ ЦЕНТРАЛЬНОЙ АЗИИ (УЦА),
ПОСЛЕДНИЙ СРОК ПРИЕМА ЗАЯВОК: 15 ОКТЯБРЯ 2013 Г.
Вводная
информация
Институт
исследований горных сообществ (ИИГС) при
Университете Центральной Азии (УЦА), объявляет о грантовой программе для
исследователей из Афганистана, Таджикистана и Кыргызской Республики для
проведения научно-исследовательской работы по анализу проблем устойчивого
развития в горных регионах в целях предоставления актуальной
научно-аналитической основы для формирования государственной политики в этой
области. Для целей данной программы горными регионами являются сообщества,
проживающие на Тянь-Шане, Памире и Гиндукуше.
В рамках данной научной грантовой программы предоставляется поддержка
научным исследованиям по четырем пересекающимся темам, связанным с экономикой
горных регионов:
1. Изменения
окружающей среды и управление природными ресурсами включая проблемы, связанные
с деградацией земель, изменением климата, утерей биоразнообразия и природными
угрозами;
2. Жизнеобеспечение,
связанное с ведением сельского хозяйства (On-farm livelihoods), включая
горно-пастбищное животноводство и все аспекты продовольственной безопасности;
3. Жизнеобеспечение,
не связанное с ведение сельского хозяйства (Off-farm livelihoods) включая
стимулирование развития малого и среднего предпринимательства, туризм в горных
регионах и трудовую миграцию;
4. Экономические,
социальные и экологические последствия крупномасштабного развития горных
регионов, актуальные для горных сообществ.
В том числе: развитие гидроэнергетики, горнодобывающей промышленности и
сохранение ландшафта.
Научная
грантовая программа для исследований Центральной Азии и Афганистана (CAARF)
окажет финансовую, техническую и научно-методическую поддержку исследователям.
Соискатели, прошедшие конкурс, получат возможность развивать научную карьеру
посредством сотрудничества с коллегами и наставниками и опубликовать статью в
рецензируемом научном журнале. Результаты исследований соискателей будут распространены
среди заинтересованных сторон в формате, актуальном для целей формирования
политики. Сумма присуждаемых научно-исследовательских грантов составляет от 5
до 20 тыс. долл. Гранты присуждаются
исследователям из социальных и естественно-технических дисциплин.
Сроки
Заявки должны
быть поданы не позднее 17:00 вторника, 15 октября 2013 г. Время указано бишкекское (UTC +6).
Для сведений о
квалификационных требованиях и процессе подачи документов посетите веб сайт:
2. ТРЕНИНГ
"ОРГАНИЗАЦИОННОЕ РАЗВИТИЕ НКО", ОБЩЕСТВЕННОЕ ОБЪЕДИНЕНИЕ «ДОСТОЯНИЕ
РЕСПУБЛИКИ», 1-3 ОКТЯБРЯ 2013 Г. ПОСЛЕДНИЙ СРОК ДЛЯ ПРИЕМА ЗАЯВОК: 16 СЕНТЯБРЯ
2013 Г.
Общественное
Объединение «Достояние Республики» в рамках реализации Программы «Повышение
потенциала руководителей НПО» объявляет о проведении тренинга на тему:
«Организационное развитие НКО», при финансовой поддержке Фонда Фридриха Эберта
в Кыргызстане.
Цель тренинга:
Повышение знаний и навыков руководителей молодежных НПО и организаций,
работающих с молодежью, в вопросах эффективного организационного развития НКО и
быстрого приспособления к изменчивым внутренним и внешним условиям.
Дата проведения
тренинга: 1-3 октября 2013 г.
Рабочий язык:
русский
Участники:
Руководители, проектные, программные менеджеры некоммерческих организаций из
всех регионов Кыргызстана.
Для участия в
конкурсе необходимо заполнить форму заявки, которую можно скачать на сайте www.dr.k и выслать
заполненную заявку до 13.00 16 сентября 2013 г. на электронный адрес dostoyanie.education@gmail.com
Только те
кандидаты, которые пройдут конкурсный отбор, будут извещены и приглашены на
участие в тренинге.
Кандидаты,
прошедшие отбор на участие в тренинге, должны будут гарантировать свое
присутствие на протяжении всего периода тренинга.
Все расходы,
связанные с транспортом, проживанием и питанием участников тренинга, оплачивает
принимающая сторона.
По всем
возникающим вопросам обращаться к Азату Мурадылову по тел. 0 (312) 896312
3. ЗАЯВКА НА
ВОЛОНТЕРА КОРПУСА МИРА США, БИШКЕК, КЫРГЫЗСТАН. ПОСЛЕДНИЙ СРОК ПРИЕМА ЗАЯВОК: 1
ОКТЯБРЯ 2013 Г.
Мы рады сообщить
Вам, что в этом году исполняется двадцать
лет с начала работы Корпуса Мира США в Кыргызской Республике.
Программа
Корпуса Мира по устойчивому развитию сообществ начала свою деятельность в 1996
году и поддерживает стратегию развития
страны в ее стремлении создать и усилить
гражданское общество, содействовать НПО,
бизнес кооперативам и другим общинным организациям достигнуть своих
долгосрочных целей по устойчивому
развитию.
Программа
Устойчивого Развития Сообществ (УРС)
имеет следующие цели:
· Развитие малого бизнеса посредством повышения
профессиональных навыков социальных предпринимателей по управлению своим
бизнесом и обучение молодежи базовым навыкам ведения бизнеса;
· Организационное развитие, способствующее повышению
качества предоставляемых услуг общественными организациями посредством усиления
организационной структуры, навыков планирования и управления ресурсами
организации.
·
Профессиональное развитие молодежи, способствующее
развитию навыков управления ресурсами, лидерства и профессиональной реализации
на современном рынке труда.
Программа
Устойчивого Развития Сообществ предоставляет волонтеров в общественные
объединения, общественные фонды, учреждения, ассоциации, бизнес кооперативы
(ремесленнические, фермерские и др.), малые туристические организации на уровне
сообщества (Community Based Tourism), международные проекты, работающие на
региональном уровне (USAID, Helvetas, UNDP). Срок работы Волонтеров 2 года.
В апреле 2014
года мы готовимся встретить новую группу волонтеров Корпуса Мира, пребывающих в
Кыргызстан. По истечении интенсивной двухмесячной языковой подготовки и
ориентации волонтеры смогут начать свою работу на местах в июне 2014 г.
В настоящее
время мы работаем над выбором потенциальных неправительственных, общинных и
других организаций, способствующие
развитию местных сообществ.
Основные
требования организации для заявки на волонтера:
·
Активная поддержка сообщества (НЕ наблюдаются
антиамериканские настроения и этническое давление,НЕ наблюдались большие случаи
криминала)
·
Наличие постоянной и активной деятельности в организации
·
Приоритетные направления деятельности: туризм, сельское
хозяйство, национальное ремесленничество, экология, гендер, молодежные
инициативы
·
Юридическая регистрация (ОО, ОФ, жамаат, ассоциация,
кооператив, др.)
·
Не менее 2-х лет опыта работы
·
Рабочий офис и рабочее место для волонтера (вместе с
остальными сотрудниками)
·
Наличие не менее 2-х сотрудников, которые работают полный
или неполный рабочий день
· Желательно в сельской местности (Бишкек не
предпочтителен; Ош, Джалал-Абад и Баткен не рассматриваются в этом году)
·
Наличие 3 вариантов семьи для волонтера
· Основная инфраструктура села/города (транспорт, местная
телефонная линия, хорошая сотовая связь, доступ к питьевой воде)
Мы убедительно
просим Вас отправить формы заявки до 1 октября 2013 г. Сотрудники Корпус мира
начнут рассматривать заявки в порядке их поступления и посещать организации для обсуждения условий
размещения волонтера.
Заполненную
форму отправьте, пожалуйста, по следующему адресу:
Бишкек , 720010
Ул. Чокморова
304
Корпус Мира
Или отправьте по
факсу (312) 650-362.
За
дополнительной информацией обращайтесь к менеджеру программы Лейле Салимовой по
телефонам: (0312) 650-494 или 651 – 232 (доб. 120)
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VACANCIES / ВАКАНСИИ:
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1. VACANCY: RESEARCH FELLOW
ON NATURAL SCIENCE AND RESEARCH FELLOW ON SOCIAL SCIENCE, MOUNTAIN SOCIETIES
RESEARCH INSTITUTE, CAO, BISHKEK, KYRGYZ
REPUBLIC . DEADLINE:
SEPTEMBER 15, 2013
MSRI is
seeking two Research Fellows, one natural science-focused and one social
science focused, who will lead the design and implementation of a three-year
applied research project. The research is focused on Naryn District.
The natural
science research fellow should have the ability to measure and model water
infiltration, land cover, stream flow, sediment load, wind patterns, and other
variables relevant to climate change and ecosystem services.
The social
science research fellow should have the ability to conduct analyses regarding
formal and informal governance systems at various scales and their capacities
for and mechanisms supporting adaptiveness and learning within governance
systems.
Main
duties and responsibilities:
·
Lead the design and implementation of the research in
collaboration with MSRI staff and the principle investigators from Imperial College and elsewhere.
·
Lead collaboration with agencies to ensure that the research
is informed by and informs development implementation.
·
Lead the development of academic and application-focused
products, including peer-reviewed publications, professional presentations,
policy and practice briefs, and products targeted to other stakeholder groups.
·
Manage the implementation of the project, including
development of implementation workplans, activity schedules, budgets, and donor
reports.
·
Supervise a research assistant
The ideal
candidate will have the following profile:
·
PhD or Candidate of science in a relevant social or natural
science discipline or interdisciplinary area.
·
Demonstrated independent research ability and experience
conducting applied research.
·
Knowledge of rural development implementation programming.
·
Knowledge of issues relevant to mountain societies.
·
Excellent language skills (written and oral) in English and
Russian. The social science research
fellow must be fluent in Kyrgyz.
·
Ability to effectively communicate with individuals from
different backgrounds, including academicians, government personnel, land users
and people from other stakeholder groups.
·
Flexibility and ability to work in a start-up environment of
a new applied research institution.
How to
apply:
Please send a
cover letter, CV, and a list of three references (including their complete
contact details) to hr.recruitment@ucentralasia.org
by September 15, 2013. As your
application e-mail “subject”, please write:
·
“Natural Science Research Fellow” and “Social Science
Research Fellow”
2. VACANCY:
CONSULTANT/ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL DIMENSION, OSCE
CENTER , BISHKEK , KYRGYZSTAN .
DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 1, 2013
Background
In order to
assist the Government in strengthening good governance the CiB will launch a
project aimed at adopting a systematic approach and support the Government in
establishing a competitive business environment, as well as an overall
improvement in the system of governance and decision making, through the
government-wide regulatory reform. The main emphasis will be placed on the
implementation of the rapid regulatory simplification mechanism known as
'Regulatory Guillotine' and integration of the Regulatory Impact Assessment
(RIA) into the policy making and decision making process of the government in
order to stimulate economic growth, raise living standards and create favorable
conditions for the attraction of Foreign Direct Investments to the country. The
OSCE Centre in Bishkek will engage the Jacobs, Cordova & Associates, which
is recognized as a leading international expert company in regulatory reform,
to carry out the government-wide regulatory reform. During the reform process
33 Ministries will review all those legal norms (about 15,000) that affect
businesses in terms of their legality, necessity, business-friendliness and
anti-corruption adequacy.
In light of
the aforementioned, the CiB intends to hire an expert for 6 months and who will
be under the direct supervision of the Senior Economic and Environmental
Officer (SEEO).
The duration
of the contract will be for 6 months, starting from 16 September, 2013. The
incumbent will be based in the OSCE
Center in Bishkek.
Tasks and
Responsibilities
Under the
direct supervision of the SEEO the incumbent will be responsible for the
following tasks:
·
To assist the SEEO in project proposal drafting and
preparation of all financial and administrative documents in order to launch
the project;
·
To assist the SEEO in preparation of all documents for
hiring of experts for the project: ToR, job description, contracts, etc.;
·
To ensure timely purchase of requested equipment and
facilities for the project;
·
To assist in the preparation and logistical planning of
various events - e.g., meetings, conferences, seminars, workshops, etc. -
including the preparation of agenda and minutes of meetings;
·
To develop, maintain, and intensify contacts and good
working relations with Government institutions and authorities regarding
project activities;
·
To Prepare and deliver all necessary financial and operational
revisions and reports;
·
To performs other duties as assigned.
Expected
Outputs/Deliverables:
·
Project proposal prepared and launched;
·
Experts hired;
·
All equipment and facilities purchased;
·
Project events attended and monitored;
·
All reports on the project prepared and submitted to the
SEEO.
Necessary
Qualifications
·
Master's Degree or equivalent in Business Administration,
Public Administration, Economics, Political Sciences or related field;
·
Minimum 5 years of professional experience at national and/or
international level in the area related to Good governance, anticorruption and
regulatory reform;
·
Project management experience, including development,
implementation and monitoring;
·
Ability to establish contact and develop confident relations
with government officials and institutions as well as the ability to work with
civil society;
·
Strong analytical, organizational, communication and
interpersonal skills; ability to compile and analyse relevant information;
·
Professional fluency in the English and Russian languages,
both oral and written, and the ability to communicate clearly and concisely;
·
Demonstrated ability and willingness to work as a member of
a team, with people of different cultural and religious backgrounds, different
gender, and diverse political views, while maintaining impartiality and
objectivity;
·
Knowledge of OSCE principles and commitments;
·
Ability to operate Windows applications, including word
processing and e-mail;
·
Previous international work experience.
·
Remuneration Package
How To Apply
If you wish
to apply for this position, please use the OSCE's online application link found
under http://www.osce.org/employment
Online
applications submission deadline is on 01 September 2013, 18:00.
Please, note
that this vacancy in the OSCE is open for competition only amongst foreign
citizens.
The OSCE is
committed to achieving a better balance of women and men within the
Organization. Female candidates are particularly encouraged to apply.
Please, note
that in the event of invitation for interview, the OSCE is unable to reimburse
costs incurred.
3. VACANCY: TEAM ASSISTANT,
WORLD BANK, BISHKEK , KYRGYZSTAN . DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 8,
2013
Background
/ General description:
Note: If the
selected candidate is a current Bank Group staff member with a Regular or
Open-Ended appointment, s/he will retain his/her Regular or Open-Ended
appointment. All others will be offered a 2 year term appointment.
Regional
Context
The Europe and Central Asia (ECA) region comprises of 30
extremely diverse countries, with a population of nearly 500 million people.
Four of our clients are IDA only and another 5 are IDA blend countries. The
remaining 21 are IBRD eligible. Although 10 of our clients have joined the EU
and 7 of these have graduated, most continue to remain active recipients of
knowledge and/or lending services. Country Partnership Strategies (CPSs)
reflect this strong diversity with substantial variation in lending prospects,
but strong demand for Bank technical services is present across the board.
For the most
part, countries in the ECA region have recovered to the GDP levels prevailing
prior to the 2008/09 crisis, yet growth is slower than before the crisis. GDP
growth in the region is estimated to have fallen to 3 percent in 2012, from 5.5
percent in 2011, and is projected to rebound only slightly to 3.6 percent in
2013. The crisis left ECA countries with historically high levels of
unemployment, which are still worsening, particularly in the Balkans. Furthermore,
the ongoing sovereign debt problems in Western Europe
are posing challenges to the sustainability of the tepid recovery. The World
Bank is helping its ECA clients by implementing a regional strategy that is
focused on addressing three critical challenges to growth and
development---improving competitiveness, reforming the social sectors to
achieve inclusive growth, and making growth more sustainable through climate
action. Governance and gender issues cut across these three strategic pillars.
The financial
and economic crisis led to a substantial increase in Bank lending and knowledge
activities in all ECA countries, including in several EU members states (e.g., Latvia , Romania ,
and Poland ).
The crisis helped serve as a powerful reminder of the relevance of the Bank
both as an attractive source of funding and a reliable provider of timely and
quality advice.
Country
Unit Context
The Central
Asia Country Unit, ECCU8, includes diverse set of countries: Kazakhstan , Kyrgyz
Republic , Tajikistan ,
Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan .
While coming from the same background as post-Soviet republics, the countries
range from the middle-income and oil-rich country Kazakhstan to the poorer IDA
recipients Kyrgyz Republic and Tajikistan as well as a blend country, Uzbekistan.
The five countries cover an area of some 4 million sq km (slightly smaller than
the European Union), inhabited by over 60 million people.
The region
has large energy reserves, with Kazakhstan
a major oil producer, Turkmenistan
and Uzbekistan a major gas
producer, and Kyrgyz Republic and Tajikistan showing strong
hydropower potential. Human capital is also strong, with a literacy rate of
over 90 percent in all countries. While landlocked, Central Asia is sandwiched
between the large and growing emerging markets of Russia ,
China and South
Asia . At the same time the region, situated north of Afghanistan and Pakistan , remains very fragile.
The World
Bank maintains very active programs in all countries except Turkmenistan , with net commitments
totaling US$3.9 billion for 65 projects, annual lending of $700 million to $1.6
billion (11+ projects a year) and $16.8 million in annual administrative
budget. The program in Kazakhstan
has grown significantly in recent years. Uzbekistan is an IDA/IBRD blend
country and the program is growing at a rapid rate. There is also a growing and
important program supporting regional development of hydropower and water
resources as well as cross-country cooperation on trade, transport,
communicable diseases, and disaster management.
A strategy
note for Turkmenistan
with a focus on financial and private sector development was discussed by the
Board of Directors in July, 2013.
The Country
Director is located in the Central Asia Regional Office (CARO), in Almaty , Kazakhstan
with sector staff, Country Sector Coordinators and fiduciary staff. Four
Country Offices report to CARO, each of which is managed by a Country Manager,
while Turkmenistan
has a small liaison office. The Country Director manages a team of four Country
Managers and a Country Program Coordinator based in Washington ,
with a total staff of 137 in CARO, the country offices, the liaison office and
the Anchor unit in Washington
D.C.
Country
Context
Since the Kyrgyz Republic
joined the World Bank in 1992, commitments have reached over US$1 billion for
49 International Development Association (IDA)-funded projects, out of which
US$942 million has been disbursed. To date, 35 operations for US$826.4 million
have been completed and closed, and 14 projects for US$266.7 million are
ongoing. From 1992 until 2000, the Kyrgyz portfolio had a significant focus on
budget support. Since 2001, however, there has been a gradual shift towards
investment projects. There have been two budget support operations since the
July 2010 Donors Conference and a multiyear programmatic budget support program
is being prepared.
Following a
transitional year of emergency ad hoc responses to the political crisis and
violence of April-June 2010, WBG activities since mid-2011 were guided by a
two-year (FY12-13) Interim Strategy Note (ISN).
As of early
2013, the Kyrgyz Republic is evidently en route to
political stability, economic adjustment, and social reconciliation. Although
the unfinished reform agenda remains large, the overall progress achieved since
2011 justifies returning to a standard assistance framework and thus a full
Country Partnership Strategy (CPS).
The new CPS
for FY14-17 that was therefore discussed by the Board of Directors in July
2013, will support implementation of the Kyrgyz authorities' recently issued
draft five-year Strategy for Sustainable Development, 2013-17. Retaining the
ISN's over-arching emphasis on governance and reflecting lessons learned, the
new CPS aims at tighter, more strategic focus on fewer operations of larger
average size and consolidation of the portfolio.
Duties and
Accountabilities:
·
Arranging working schedule and meetings with counterparts
for visiting teams.
·
Formatting and, if necessary, drafting variety of standard
project-related operational correspondence, drafting minutes and ensuring
timely submission for clearance and distribution, as well as adherence to
departmental, VPU and institutional and operational guidelines and procedures;
·
Incorporating agreed comments into documents, making full
use of shared drives and software capabilities.
·
Using word processing, spreadsheets or desktop publishing
skills to produce complex texts, reports, figures, graphs, etc., according to
standard Bank formats and distribution.
·
Maintaining procurement monitoring systems and information
data bases (e.g. procurement plans, complaint database, etc.), inputting forms
384, review and publish procurement notices prepared by borrowers and arrange
their publication in the UNDP and WB external websites, log and file of all
procurement documentation in accordance with Bank procedures.
·
Providing support for the preparation and implementation of
Bank projects, according to Bank procedures.
·
Assisting in preparation and logistical planning for various
events, e.g. conferences, workshops, negotiations, travel, etc.
·
Tracking assigned task/project steps/timetables,
coordinating with relevant staff and providing assistance and/or information on
project-related matters.
·
Maintaining current distribution lists, phone/address lists
of project/product contacts, and distributing documents for the team.
·
Maintaining up-to-date work unit project and other files
(IRIS/WBDOCs).
·
Assisting team or work unit by translating/drafting a
variety of routine documents, applying effective proofreading and grammar skills
in English and Russian.
·
Providing, when necessary, back up support and/or assistance
to other colleagues in coordination with the Executive Assistant in order to
ensure smooth operation of the office support work.
·
Performing other tasks as required.
Selection
Criteria:
·
Technology and Systems Knowledge - Demonstrates advanced
knowledge and experience working with Microsoft office applications (Excel,
PowerPoint, Word, etc.). Has ability and willingness to maintain up-to-date
knowledge and skills as technology and workflow change.
·
Versatility and Adaptability - Demonstrates flexibility and
is receptive to the implementation of new solutions. Demonstrates willingness
to avail and adapt oneself to effecting change. Demonstrates willingness to
undertake tasks that stretch his or her capability.
·
Institutional Policies, Processes and Procedures -
Demonstrates knowledge of own unit/department's programs and products, and how
they fit into the mission of the WB; knows key players, understands own role
and value added to the team and to the organization. Displays good
understanding of WB policies and procedures relevant to the area of assigned
responsibilities and is able to apply and implement them with minimal
supervision.
·
Project and Task Management - Demonstrates good
organizational skills, and ability to work capably with minimal supervision in
a fast-paced and deadline oriented environment; can identify and resolve
routine and non-routine issues. Able to stay organized, calm, and constructive
in stressful situations. Able to select task and project delivery process and
schedule, can manage multiple tasks within tight deadlines; demonstrates
willingness to do what it takes to get a task completed within the agreed
schedule. Demonstrates orientation to detail and quality; able to independently
conduct quality control of own work (review for accuracy, fulfillment of
relevant requirements, etc.)
Other
Selection Criteria
·
A relevant Associate or University degree, and at least 2
years of relevant work experience.
·
Previous experience with a multilateral/bilateral
organization is an advantage.
·
Proficient in English and Russian and ability to edit
materials using proper grammar, punctuation and style. Fluency in Kyrgyz would
be an advantage.
·
Excellent interpersonal skills and demonstrated ability to
respond and deal effectively with diverse situations which require good
judgment, tact, and diplomacy.
·
Ability to pass relevant Bank Group tests in place at time
of recruitment (e.g. English language, computer applications, etc.).
The World
Bank Group is committed to achieving diversity in terms of gender, nationality,
culture and educational background. Individuals with disabilities are
encouraged to apply. All applications will be treated in the strictest
confidence.
4. VACANCY: MOVE MANAGER,
ORGANIZATION FOR SECURITY AND CO-OPERATION IN EUROPE, BISHKEK , KYRGYZSTAN .
DEADLINE: AUGUST 26, 2013
Background
Currently the
OSCE Centre in Bishkek (OSCE CiB) has three office premises located in Bishkek:
·
Office 1 - 139, Toktogul
street , Bishkek;
·
Office 2 - 6, Ryskulov
street , Bishkek;
Extra
Budgetary CSI project - 31/1, Shopokova
street , Bishkek.
Due to
security and operational reasons the OSCE CiB is intending to move to only one
office to be rented on a commercial basis. The consultant duty is to
co-ordinate and to facilitate all processes related to the establishment of the
new facilities and the movement to the new office.
Please note
that the expected contract duration is 2 (two) months with the possibility of
extension, if required.
Tasks and
Responsibilities
·
To coordinate and facilitate processes related to the
establishment of a new common CiB office and to organize the movement to the
new office. In light of facts mentioned above, the OSCE CiB would like to
engage the services of a consultant related to:
·
Preparation of draft map out seating;
·
Preparing list of and monitoring works to be completed by
the Lessor in order to meet requirements as to regard to office premises
(insignificant re-planning of office space, face-lift works and additional
electric lightening);
·
Preparation of technical specifications for and monitoring
and accepting of the works/services/ delivery of goods required for the move to
the new office related to:
·
installation of LAN and phone communication infrastructure
along with IT staff of the OSCE CiB;
·
preparation of server room (cooling of server room,
installation of fire suppression system, shelves and stacks);
·
transportation of office equipment and other stuff;
·
fitting the existing shelves into storage and archive
facilities of the new office;
·
installation of sound-insulated wall in HR department;
·
technical strengthening of the facilities of the cash-desk
room;
·
Co-ordination of processes related to transportation of
office equipment and other stuff to the new office building;
·
Other responsibilities as may be required to complete the
transfer to the new office.
Necessary
Qualifications
·
The candidate should have planned and co-ordinated at least
3 office movements of the similar scale;
·
Formal qualifications in administration or another relevant
fields;
·
Knowledge of English language is an asset.
·
Remuneration Package
How To
Apply
If you wish
to apply for this position, please use the OSCE's online application link found
under http://www.osce.org/employment
Online
applications submission deadline is on 26 August 2013, 18:00.
Please note
that this vacancy is open for a competition only amongst nationals of the Kyrgyz Republic .
The OSCE is committed to achieving a better balance of women and men within the
Organization. Female candidates are particularly encouraged to apply.
Please note
that in the event of invitation for interview, the OSCE is unable to reimburse
costs incurred.
5. VACANCY: ADMINISTRATIVE
AND FINANCIAL MANAGER, SEARCH FOR COMMON GROUND (SFCG), BISHKEK , KYRGYZSTAN .
DEADLINE: AUGUST 26, 2013
Introduction
Search for
Common Ground's (SFCG) mission is to transform how individuals, organisations,
and Search for Common Ground's (SFCG) mission is to transform how individuals,
organisations, and governments deal with conflict - away from adversarial
approaches and toward cooperative solutions.
Headquartered in Brussels , Belgium and Washington DC , United States of America , with
field offices in 31 countries, we design and implement multifaceted programmes
that aim to resolve conflict and prevent violence. We seek to help conflicting
parties to understand their differences and act on their commonalities. SFCG
has worked in Kyrgyzstan
since 2011 and is currently recruiting for a full country team.
Work
Environment
The
SFCG-Kyrgyzstan program is one of the organization’s newest country offices,
with a dynamic and growing team that belongs to a world-wide network of
peacebuilding professionals. SFCG-Kyrgyzstan is committed to building a
mission-driven team that embodies principles of respect and conflict transformation
in our daily work and invests in the professional development of our staff.
Summary of
the Position
SFCG is a
growing organization in Kyrgyzstan
with the need of a strong and capable Administrative and Financial Manager in
our new Bishkek office.
Key Duties
and Responsibilities
·
Efficient and effective oversight
of all project funds
·
Manage financial systems and
procedures
·
Manage sub-grants and contracts in
compliance with internal and donor regulations
·
Develop program and operational
budgets
·
Manage multiple co-funded and
project specific budgets
·
Financial forecasting and strategy
·
Ensure that SFCG is in compliance
under internal, national, and international donor regulations
·
Report to senior managers on
budget vs. actuals on a monthly basis
·
Oversee Human Resources and
ensuring compliance under Kyrgyz law and conformity to SFCG’s practice
·
Manage internal and external
audits
·
Maintain NGO registration for SFCG
·
Manage and support financial and
administrative personnel
·
Ensure compliance with SFCG rules
and regulations vis-a-vis the administration and financial policies manuals and
donor requirements
·
Produce timely, quality, and accurate financial
reports and practices, including preparation of monthly financial reports and
follow up
·
Respond to routine inquiries
related to finance and administration
·
Undertake other duties that are
broadly in line with the above key responsibilities.
The Finance
Manager will report to the Country Director.
Minimum
Qualifications
·
A university degree in accounting,
economics or business administration
·
5+ years working for international
NGO or similar in Finance and Administration capacity, including regular
interaction with an internationally-based HQ finance department
·
Fluency in oral and written
English and Russian
·
Demonstrated capacity to develop
budgets
·
Experience with managing Human
Resource issues in Kyrgyzstan
·
Strong knowledge of compliance
regulations for UK ,
European, and United States
donors
·
Experience with budgeting and
reporting to International Donors
·
Have a good grasp of mathematics
and be able to perform complex calculations around payments and financial
operations with excellent knowledge of Microsoft Excel and accounting software
·
Capacity to negotiate with
partners and to make decisions affecting those partnerships
·
Strong leadership and management
skills
·
Possess strong oral and written
communication skills and be able to establish and maintain good relationships
with colleagues and partners
·
Ability to work independently and
develop systems and procedures
·
Have an interest in SFCG’s mission and work
Salary: Commensurate with education and experience.
To
Apply: Interested candidates should
submit their application letter and CV via email at sfcg.kg.vacancies@gmail.com before 17h00 on August 26, 2013. Please be
sure to include minimum salary requirements (in currency figures) or current
salary, projected start date, and to mention where you found this posting. No
phone calls please. Only applicants invited for an interview will be contacted.
Please see our web site www.sfcg.org for full details of our work.
6.
VACANCY: RELIGION AND PEACEBUILDING PROGRAM MANAGER, SEARCH
FOR COMMON GROUND (SFCG), BISHKEK ,
KYRGYZSTAN .
DEADLINE: AUGUST 26, 2013
Introduction
Search for Common Ground's (SFCG) mission is to
transform how individuals, organisations, and governments deal with conflict -
away from adversarial approaches and toward cooperative solutions. Headquartered in Brussels ,
Belgium and Washington DC ,
United States of America ,
with field offices in 31 countries, we design and implement multifaceted
programmes that aim to resolve conflict and prevent violence. We seek to help
conflicting parties to understand their differences and act on their
commonalities. SFCG has worked in Kyrgyzstan since 2011 and is
currently recruiting for a full country team.
Work
Environment
The SFCG-Kyrgyzstan program is one of the
organization’s newest country offices, with a dynamic and growing team that
belongs to a world-wide network of peacebuilding professionals. SFCG-Kyrgyzstan
is committed to building a mission-driven team that embodies principles of
respect and conflict transformation in our daily work and invests in the
professional development of our staff.
Summary of Project
The British Government, through its Foreign
Commonwealth Office and Conflict Pool mechanism, is funding a new national
project on faith and the state. A process of research, dialogue, media coverage
and trainings will be conducted over two years to seek collaborative approaches
to preventing violent extremism. The
project team will include a Program Manager, Senior Researcher and Project
Assistant, who will be supported by a newly hired Country Director and Finance
Manager.
The Work
The Program Manager will be based in Bishkek and
will report to the Country Director and SFCG Asia Regional Director, and is an
integral member of the country program. S/he will be responsible for the timely
implementation of the activities in the new project, building an action team of
partners and staff and measuring the impact of the results of the project.
She/he will also support development of a full SFCG country program in Kyrgyzstan .
Key Duties
and Responsibilities
Project Implementation and Program Development
·
Directly
manage implementation of all aspects of project, including setting up project
team, managing staff, contracting and overseeing partners, managing budget, and
ensuring excellent monitoring and evaluation
·
Bring
experience in working with religious leaders and with government authorities
·
Prepare
and write reports and submissions
·
Establish
an action team for implementation of the project - building partnerships with
key partners in the project and staff members
·
Work with
program staff to develop methodologies for carrying out research, dialogue and
training activities on faith and the state
·
Ensure the
work planning with the action team,
implementation and reporting of
the activities in respect of the project to support the program
·
Manage the
various partnerships
·
Work with
the Country Director and Senior Analyst to build appropriate strategy for the
rollout of the project
·
Establish
good working relations with relevant stakeholders for the effective
implementation of the project including government offices and officials at
federal, state and local level, academic institutions, civil society
organisations and religious leaders and institutions
·
Implement,
in coordination with the Finance Manager, and financial systems for the
execution of the project
·
Maintain
regular written and oral reporting to the Country Director
·
Maintain
responsible media coverage of program events
·
Conduct a
thorough risk assessment, ensure conflict sensitivity, and immediately address
any security concerns in partnership with the Country Director
·
Work with
the Country Director, partners and staff to guide the evolving strategy of the
country program and contribute to grant-writing and fundraising efforts of
SFCG-Kyrgyzstan
·
Contribute
to organizational learning to drive innovation and draw from SFCG’s best
practices on faith-state relations
·
Work with
the Country Director and program staff to establish SFCG as a leader in
conflict transformation and state-faith relations in Kyrgyzstan .
Administration
·
Establish,
manage and evaluate an operational team
·
Ensure the
implementation of project on-time and within budget
·
Ensure
compliance with SFCG Operations Manual policies and procedures
·
Oversee
grant and budget management, ensuring timely grant reporting and compliance
with contract and donor guidelines
·
In
collaboration with the Finance Manager, manage and report project finances,
establishing and monitoring a system of checks and balances to ensure the
program’s financial stability and viability within annual operating budget
·
Provide
capacity building for staff as needed
·
Demonstrate
excellence in incorporating SFCG’s Common Ground principles for conflict transformation
throughout all aspects of management and relationship-building.
The Program Manager will report to the Country
Director.
Minimum
Qualifications
·
Bachelor’s
degree in International Relations, Conflict Resolution or related subject,
graduate education preferred
·
Proven
experience of working on the issues of religion and the relationship between
religion and the state
·
Proven ability
to negotiate multiple relationships with various stakeholders
·
Demonstrated
financial management and program administration experience with international
donors
·
Demonstrated
budgeting, proposal writing, and grants management skills
·
Dynamic
leader with creative problem-solving skills, particularly in challenging
situations
·
Knowledge
of major donor rules and regulations, and the ability to manage multi-donor
funding
·
Excellent
interpersonal and networking skills, as well as the ability to build and conduct
effective professional working relationships at all levels, both internally and
externally
·
Knowledge
of conflict resolution theory and practice
·
Minimum 5
years relevant experience in peacebuilding and/or development
·
Fluency in
English, Russian and Kyrgyz
·
Willingness
to work in a team, fast learning and acquire new skills
·
Experience
working with religious communities is desirable.
Salary:
Commensurate with education and experience.
To
Apply:
Interested candidates should submit their
application letter and CV via email at sfcg.kg.vacancies@gmail.com before 17:00 on August 26, 2013. Please be
sure to include minimum salary requirements (in currency figures) or current
salary, projected start date, and to mention where you found this posting. No
phone calls please. Only applicants invited for an interview will be contacted.
Please see our web site www.sfcg.org for full details of our work.
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