Contract VANUATU CLIMATE ACTION NETWORK (VCAN) COORDINATOR
Job Description
Vanuatu Climate Action Network (VCAN) Coordinator Climate Justice · Port Vila, Shefa
Department : Climate Justice
Employment Type : Fixed Term
Minimum Experience : Experienced
Job Description
Reporting to: PACCCIL Project Coordinator / VCAN Board
Location: Vanuatu
Staff reporting to this post: N/A
Position Title: Vanuatu Climate Action Network (VCAN) Coordinator
Job Grade: D1
Job Family: Programs/PBD
Applications must be submitted online via Bamboo HR.
Applications close on Wednesday, 17 April 2024 at 5PM VUT.
For any further queries please contact the People & Culture Team on email: [email protected]
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Job Purpose
The VCAN Project Coordinator in Vanuatu will be responsible to provide support in terms of leadership on the effective management including organising, coordinating, and ensuring the effective implementation of the PACCCIL project in Vanuatu, through its implementing partner, the Vanuatu Climate Action Network (VCAN). This position will also be responsible in supporting the PACCCIL project team and partners around planning, coordination, learning and evaluation.
Context
Vanuatu Climate Action Network (VCAN) is a national network partnering and linking INGOs, NGOs, and CSOs working on climate change and environmental related space in Vanuatu and has regional linkages to the Pacific Islands Climate Action Network and the Climate Action Network International. VCAN’s goal is ensuring that Communities in Vanuatu are more resilient to current and future impacts of climate change. With a mission to Increase collaboration and information sharing amongst civil society, government and other development partner leads to promote more effective and efficient climate change adaptation projects, approaches, and events in Vanuatu. We advocate and influence policy on climate change and take action to address adaptation/mitigation activities to reduce vulnerabilities to climate impacts. Vanuatu like other Pacific Islands Countries and States, faces significant challenges across the areas of climate resilience, gender equity and inclusive governance. Recent research shows climate finance flows are increasing, but that does not necessarily mean that climate finance is adequate, or that finance is translating into concrete benefits on the ground.
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