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Cebu, Philippines

Accountable in providing comprehensive instruction, mentoring, and strategic support and the overall realization of the Behavior Adoption and Training Team’s mission and goals in support of program strategy, design and implementation for Fish Forever and other programs/projects in pursuit of the Rare Philippines country strategy.

Philippines

The Director for Program Implementation in the Philippines is responsible for overseeing and ensuring the successful implementation of the Rare Pride cohort program to achieve behavior change and conservation results. This involves managing the implementation process so it consistently builds towards results by the end of the cohort timeline; coaching and mentoring program staff so they are well-equipped to build capacity of implementing partners; ensuring quality of Rare’s training delivery and Implementing Partners’ deliverables to achieve program objectives; and sharing accomplishments and lessons with other Rare teams and internally to improve future cohort programs.

Philippines

Provide technical support & mentorship to Pride Campaign by partners, ensuring successful implementation of Pride methodology to achieve conservation objectives by Lead Agencies Partner and their campaign manager :- Actively participate in training curriculum, teaching and evaluating students during the university-based training of Pride methodology (accredited by University of Texas El Paso)- Provide long distance support and mentoring to Pride Campaign Managers in the implementation of program in the field, maintaining contact via phone, internet, fax and monitoring / project support trips throughout the year.- support Director in mantain relationship and communication with Lead Agency Partner regarding to Pride implementation- Communicate monthly activities and progress, financial status and final outcomes of each program.- Work diligently to constantly improve and update training materials and tools for the Pride program, and promote cross-campaign learning and network building.

Project development, Monitoring and Evaluation for the environmental projects in the Visayas which include:• Project development includes preparation of project proposals, facilitate proposal review, presentation of proposals for the Foundation’s approval, preparation and processing of Partnership Agreements. • Monitor project partners’ compliance to approved plans, systems and procedures and initiates remedial measures to correct deficiencies that surfaces and prepares field visit report and submit this for review and discussion with the Regional Operations Manager detailing results of the field visit.• Facilitates the conduct of baseline, financial audit and evaluation of studies, and ensures that issues and concerns are addressed by project partners for improved plan performance. • Facilitate processing of grant proposals which include assessment of project proposals, recommend/communicate results to the proponent, facilitate endorsement for approval, preparation and processing of partnership agreements and facilitate grant releases.• Knowledge products generation and management through documentation of good practices in natural resources management, sustainable local livelihoods and process of community participation and ecological governance.• Support partners in building linkages with national and local government units, and other government line agencies such as Department of Environment and Natural Resources, Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, special local bodies (such as development councils, and Protected Area Management Board) and other institutions in promoting best practices in biodiversity conservation and sustainable development.• Assist the partners in searching and accessing for additional resources (financial and technical). Facilitate fund complementarity and technical cooperation with local and international funding institutions, multilateral donors and inter-government assistance programs.

-Handled staff operations and financial system of the entire project, formulate program proposals and dossiers for local and international conservation grants and oversee the implementation, monitoring and development evaluation of the projects component: community-based natural resource management.- Rehabilitation and release of endangered hornbills, youth education, pride campaigns in partnership with local government units and alternative and supplementary livelihood program using up to date participatory program development and evaluation approaches. - Participated in scientific studies in animal-plant and human-environment interactions especially on the role of birds, non-volant mammals and rural communities on the regeneration of degraded forest ecosystems. - Oversee in the implementation of wildlife conservation and education project in the northern Central Panay Mountain Range, funded by ‘GEO Protects the Rainforest’ focused on hornbill nest hole protection and monitoring, education cum livelihood programs.- Supervised volunteers from Church Development Service (Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst - EED) and US Peace Corps Volunteers.

Diploma, Environment And Natural Resources Management

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, History And Community Development

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