Subject: FW: Vacancy notice
Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2006 10:19:44 +0700
From: Nguyen Quang Trung <nq.trung@unesco.org.vn>

UNESCO Office in Viet Nam, Hanoi

Employment Opportunity


The UNESCO Hanoi Office is a country office for Viet Nam
based in Hanoi. Its programmes focus on Education for All
(EFA), sustainable cultural and natural heritage management,
and communication and information, with gender and youth as
priority mainstreaming areas. We seek to recruit two
Assistant Programme Officers in Education to participate in
the implementation of our expanding programmes. This is a
full-time position based in Hanoi.

Assistant Programme Officer – Education, REF:0601

Responsibilities:

- Gather, research, analyze, synthesize and disseminate
information on education;

LOCAL LEGAL ADVISOR & IT SPECIALIST
SECURED TRANSACTIONS PROJECT

1. INTRODUCTION

FIAS is a part of the World Bank Group's Investment Climate Department of the joint IFC/World Bank Private Sector Development Vice-Presidency. FIAS advises developing country governments on how to attract and retain foreign direct investment and maximize its impact on poverty reduction. Since its founding in 1985, the Foreign Investment Advisory Service (FIAS) has assisted more than 130 countries in almost 600 projects - many of them on a continuing basis over the years. Its broad experience has helped it identify the essential attributes of a sound investment environment.

The Mekong Private Sector Development Facility (MPDF) is a multi-donor funded initiative set up by the International Finance Corporation (IFC) in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Lao PDR, to reduce poverty through sustainable private sector development. MPDF’s goal is to help small and medium-sized enterprises to solve common operational and management problems and compete more successfully in the global economy.

FIAS and IFC-MPDF have been invited to assist the in analyzing the current lending practices and procedures and developing recommendations for a comprehensive reform of the secured transactions/collateral reform to make movable asset financing more flexible and broadly available. In this respect, FIAS-MPDF is seeking a legal advisor to assist in delivering its Vietnam secured transactions project.

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST INVITED
Consultants to Tourism Program

The Mekong Private Sector Development Facility (MPDF), is a multi-donor funded initiative set up by the International Finance Corporation (IFC) in Cambodia, Lao PDR and Vietnam, to reduce poverty through sustainable private sector development. IFC-MPDF works to improve the business environment, develop the financial sector and increase the capacity of managers through training. It also works in a coordinated way at the micro, meso and macro levels in selected sectors – tourism, agribusiness, garments and handicrafts – to help groups of small and medium enterprises to solve common problems and compete successfully in the global economy. IFC-MPDF's donors are the Asian Development Bank, Australia, Canada, Finland, IFC, Ireland, Japan, New Zealand, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.

VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT
Project Officer

People and Nature Reconciliation
Address: No. B1, Khu tap the vang bac da quy
To 28, Phuong Trung Hoa, Cau Giay District, Hanoi
Telephone: (04) 556-4001
Email: contact@nature.com.vn
Mailing address: PO Box 10, Thai Thinh PO 10210, Dong Da, Hanoi


BACKGROUND INFORMATION
People and Nature Reconciliation (PanNature) is a Hanoi-based, Vietnamese not-for-profit organization. Established by a diverse group of dedicated Vietnamese environmental professionals, PanNature thinks creatively about solving the most salient environmental issues facing Vietnam. We use our wide experience, varied skills and contagious motivation to help lead a community-based movement to preserve Vietnamâ?™s natural heritage and promote sustainable development nationwide. We believe that this can only be achieved by mobilizing society and changing values.

PanNature is looking for a full-time one year position of Project Officer, with possible extension. This opportunity is open for Vietnamese nationals.

APPLICATION PROCEDURES

PanNature (People and Nature Reconciliation) is a Hanoi-based, Vietnamese
not-for-profit organization. Established by a diverse group of dedicated
Vietnamese environmental professionals, PanNature thinks creatively about
solving the most salient environmental issues facing Vietnam. We use our
wide experience, varied skills and contagious motivation to help lead a
community-based movement to preserve Vietnam~Rs natural heritage and promote
sustainable development nationwide. We believe that this can only be
achieved by mobilizing society and changing values.

PanNature is now looking for a full-time Accounting*censored*Administration
Officer. This opportunity is open for Vietnamese nationals. Please find a
detailed TOR for this position is attached with this message.

THE PROJECT SUPPORT PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION REFORM AT MINISTRY
OF AGRICULTURE & RURAL DEVELOPMENT – VIE/02/016

Ha Noi, 16 January 2006

TERMS OF REFERENCE

Upgrading OMARD Website for State Administration Management

A. CONTEXTUAL BACKGROUND

Component 3 of the Project PAR in MARD supports the
implementation of the IT Development & Application Strategy
to strengthen State Administration Management in
effectiveness and efficiency. The outputs of the component
are that the IT Division in OMARD is strengthened (Output
3.1); IT resources for extended pilots to all MARD
Departments and DARDS are developed (Output 3.2); IT
administrative processes and procedures are redesigned and
piloted (Output 3.3); the ability of to exchange information
is enhanced (Output 3.4); and to support the development of
Rural Telecenters for farmers (Output 3.5)

In the approved 2005 Workplan, the Project has committed IT
resources for extended pilots to MARD and DARDS to improve
information exchange quality and communication between them,
and them to external agencies. The key objectives of the
pilot are: to improve information management & sharing among
units under MARD as well as between them and external
agencies, organizations; enhance information exchange
capacity between central and local level (between DARDs and
MARD, DARDs and departments, Irrigation Projects Management
Board and Department of Construction Management); and
capture lessons learnt on successes and constraints that
need to be overcome for future implementation.