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ประกาศรับสมัครงาน ปี พ.ศ.2561 ฉบับที่ 3
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Location : |
Chiang Mai, THAILAND |
Application Deadline : |
31-August - 2018 (17.00 p.m. Chiang Mai, Thailand) |
Additional Category : |
Programme Management |
Type of Contract : |
Full-time |
Languages Required : |
English, Thai |
Duration of Initial Contract : |
Two years six months, with a four month probation period |
Background |
The regional project of ‘Eliminating All Physical and Humiliating Punishment’ program (EAPHP) is supported by the Swedish International Development Corporation Agency (SIDA) and managed by Save the Children Thailand and The Life Skills Development Foundation (TLSDF), in collaboration with other 3 Save the Children Country Offices and their CSO partners from Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam. The Regional Project Coordinator will be supervised by the project manager in a collaboration working to eliminate PHP in MyanMar, Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam. The implementing organizations, including Save the Children, TLSDF, and CSO partners, work locally in each country to achieve this goal through supporting law reform, and promoting changes in attitudes and practices of caregivers and educators. Additionally, all of the CSOs will learn together through capacity building opportunities, share their knowledge and experience, and collaborate to reach their common goal. Throughout the project, all CSO partners will work to ensure that children’s voices are heard and valued, and that children are able to attend significant events on EA-PHP. Save the Children Thailand and TLSDF are coordinating and managing this regional level work. The project specific goal for South East Asia is to ‘Reduce the prevalence of PHP in all settings in the targeted Asian Region countries’ with 2 expected results in the followings. Result 1: The coordination mechanisms between regional level platforms (ASEAN) and CSOs to eliminate PHP are strengthened by improvement of knowledge and experiences sharing among CSOs and cross- country collaboration regarding EAPHP.
Result 2: Children group representatives are enabled to influence the regional EAPHP policy and programs.
Duties and Responsibilities |
Function/ Expected Results: Coordinate EAPHP Regional programme activities and programme interventions and, represent TLSDF as project point person; and lead partnership-building activities with external stakeholders and, Save the Children and its implementing partners in accordance with TLSDF management guidance:
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2. Advocacy and Communication Officer for Eliminating All Physical and Humiliating Punishment (EAPHP) |
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Location : |
Chiang Mai, THAILAND |
Application Deadline : |
31-August - 2018 (17.00 p.m. Chiang Mai, Thailand) |
Additional Category : |
Programme Management |
Type of Contract : |
Fulltime |
Languages Required : |
English, Thai |
Duration of Initial Contract : |
Two years six months, with a four month probation period |
Background |
The regional project of ‘Eliminating All Physical and Humiliating Punishment’ program (EAPHP) is supported by Swedish International Development Corporation Agency (SIDA) and managed by Save the Children Thailand and The Life Skills Development Foundation (TLSDF), in collaboration with other 3 Save the Children Country Offices and their CSO partners from Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. The Regional Project Coordinator will be supervised by the project manager in the collaborating attempt to achieve the project overarching goal to eliminate PHP in MyanMar, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. The implementing organizations comprised of Save the Children, TLSDF and CSO partners will work locally in each country to achieve this goal through supporting law reform, and promoting changes in attitudes and practices of caregivers and educators. Additionally, all of the CSOs will learn together through capacity building opportunities, share their knowledge and experience, and collaborate to reach their common goal. Throughout the project, all CSO partners will work to ensure that children’s voices are heard and valued, and that children are able to attend significant events on EA-PHP. Save the Children Thailand and TLSDF is coordinating and managing the implementation of this regional level work. The project specific goal for South East Asia is to ‘Reduce the prevalence of PHP in all settings in the targeted Asian Region countries’ with 2 expected results in the followings. Result 1: The coordination mechanisms between regional level platforms (ASEAN) and CSOs to eliminate PHP are strengthened by improvement of knowledge and experiences sharing among CSOs and cross countries collaboration to EAPHP. Result 2: Children group representatives are enabling to influence the regional EAPHP policy and programs. Duties and Responsibilities |
Function/ Expected Results: Provide advocacy, and communication strategies, and tools for EAPHP programme by serving as the project communication point person, while representing TLSDF in forums and mechanisms; and communicate with programme partners and external stakeholders on behalf of TLSDF, Save the Children and its implementing partners in accordance with TLSDF management guidance:
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Benefits and Applying
Salary: commensurate with experience.
Benefits: 10 days’ paid vacation with annual unused rollover days, 15 personal business days, Thai
holidays, 30 days’ sick leave, use of organization car and personal vehicle mileage compensation,
office cell/internet services.
Apply: Submit a cover letter, CV and two recommendations to tlsdf@csloxinfo.com
The subject email line should include EAPHP Regional Project Coordinator or EAPHP Advocacy and Communication Officer Application. Please submit by 31 August, 2018.