a. Convene meetings of the Steering Committee for planning, coordination and assessment of the Network, among others.b. Consult with the Steering Committee members on matters relating to the engagement of the AIPNEE in relevant events, processes, bodies and mechanisms related to extractive industries and energy.c. Represent AIPNEE in its engagement in relevant events, processes, bodies and mechanisms related to extractiveindustries and energy as agreed upon with the Steering Committee.d. Share information and updates to the members of the AIPNEE and the Steering Committee members.In addition, the Convenor shall work together the AIPNEE Coordinator to do the following:e. Initiate and coordinate the preparation of thematic reports, statements and position papers of the AIPNEE inconsultation with the steering committee members and AIPNEE affiliate members as appropriate.f. Prepare and circulate regular update reports for the Steering Committee and affiliate members of the AIPNEE.g. Provide supervision and guidance to the AIPNEE Secretariat.h. Initiate fund-raising in consultation with the members of the Steering Committee

Prepare the short and long-term strategies for the Network and coordinate implementation of those strategies. Lead, in particular, the Human Rights Advocacy and Climate Justice Initiative of the Network for promotion and protection of the rights of marginalized groups in Nepal through capacity building, strategic litigations, campaigns and policy advocacy. Represent the Network at national and international levels. Supervise and monitor the activities undertaken by the Network.

Review the methodology of the Responsible Mining Index and advise in the implementation of the Index.

Advise and guide the research and advocacy programmes of the organization, including development of lobby and policy documents and engagement with government bodies and multilateral processes; Support in the fundraising and organizational development activities of the Foundation

Provide technical advice and support for the AIPP's Human Rights Campaign and Policy Advocacy Programme for coordination and implementation of projects and advocacy with international processes, among others

Support the coordination of the Expert Group Meetings of the Secretariat, including preparation of concept note, meeting report and follow up as needed. Assist in the organization of the pre-sessional meeting and annual session of the Permanent Forum, including designing agenda items, drafting of meeting documents, talking points and fact sheets, registration of participants, coordination of panel discussions and meetings with representatives of States, UN bodies and indigenous peoples, and documentation of the meetings. Provide support in relation to the High Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development, including coordination of side events and analysis of reports and outcomes for indigenous peoples. Assist in preparatory work within the context of the commemoration of the 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages. Support in production of the Secretariat’s flagship publication – State of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, including prospectus drafting and initial literature review, as well as communication materials and statements. Prepare briefings, speaking notes and speeches for UN high officials, as required.

Led or supported facilitation of the Community Engagement Working Group and the Human Rights Defenders Campaign of the Coalition by monitoring related developments and responding to information and assistance requests, supporting in strategy and workplan development, conducting outreach with the broader Coalition to engage members in the working group/campaign, producing advocacy and education materials, organizing and participating in meetings, trainings and events. Provided Regional Secretariat support by conducting outreach to civil society organizations within the region to build the Coalition membership and advance its campaigns and advocacy efforts. Acted as the primary contact and Secretariat representative for the region, including to support members in the region in coordination as well as advocacy with development banks, governments, community engagement, or communications with the public or media. Supported the Coalition Secretariat activities, such as general membership gatherings, fundraising and monitoring and evaluation and reporting efforts.

Lead the Human Rights Campaign and Policy Advocacy Programme to coordinate Indigenous Peoples Human Rights Defenders (IPHRD) Network and undertake necessary campaigns and policy advocacies for the rights of indigenous peoples through the network. Develop trainings and other capacity building actions for indigenous leaders and communities on human rights issues and advocacy as required. Participate and contribute, on behalf of AIPP, in regional and global processes related to the rights of indigenous peoples. Facilitate meetings and exchanges and research and publications on regional and national levels human rights issue of indigenous peoples.

Examine, in collaboration with the relevant International IDEA staff member, various issues related to Nepal’s recent constitutional developments for the ConstitutionNet Series. Issues to be examined include but may not be limited to the following:• The new constituent assembly and its work• The role of civil society• International assistance• Public perception of the process, • Contending parties and their views• Socio economic impact of the pace of the process, etc.

(1) Preparation of newsletters, background notes and other documents for outreach in conjunction with the six mandated areas of the PFII, based on priority themes identified by indigenous peoples themselves for the World Conference on Indigenous Peoples;(2) Conduct research and prepare papers and talking points for the Permanent Forum members attending other meetings including UN meetings and other inter-governmental and non-governmental meetings;(3) Support in the logistics of the organization to the World Conference on Indigenous Peoples (2014);(4) Assist SPFII in the preparation of a media tool for indigenous peoples to follow-up to the post-World Conference, including the recommendations database in particular related to human rights, youth and economic and social development.

1. Devise strategies and design projects to meet LAHURNIP objectives and formulate plans and programmes for implementation of those projects2. Develop, plan and coordinate trainings, workshops, and interactions to promote the rights of indigenous peoples in coordination with the LAHURNIP Executive Committee3. Carry out fundraising for LAHURNIP projects, including preparation and submission of proposals and follow-up thereof4. Prepare and submit periodic communications and reports on LAHURNIP projects to national and international partner organizations 5. Assist the LAHURNIP Executive Committee in advocacies for the rights of indigenous peoples at national and international levels6. Monitor developments related to indigenous peoples in Nepal and disseminate information to concerned stakeholders, including through maintenance of website7. Liase with national and international partners, government agencies, indigenous leaders and experts for carrying out LAHURNIP activities8. Coordinate other necessary activities for day-to-day functioning of LAHURNIP as required and advised by LAHURNIP Executive Committee

1. Develop and implement follow-up to NCARD’s ‘Enhancing Dialogue for Inclusive Constitution’ project, liasing with key stakeholders, formulating potential mid and long-term strategies, identifying relevant opportunities and writing grant proposals2. Enhance NCARD’s information management and dissemination system, including setting up an information database, regular means of sharing information through emails and periodic briefs, website and social media to networks, including donors and developing contacts and handling communications with mainstream media 3. Plan and coordinate NCARD’s capacity building trainings and workshops on emerging issues, including preparation of training materials, making presentations and facilitation of discussions 4. Administer NCARD’s calendar of activities, contacts database, audio/visual resources and enhance the qualities and promote the use thereof 5. Build and maintain relationships and regular contact with alliance member and partner organizations and other stakeholders including government agencies through regular sharing of information and other possible collaborations6. Coordinate NCARD’s documentation and research activities and technical and policy advocacies, including preparing research reports, policy papers and public statements7. Prepare timely narrative progress reports as well as internal and donor reports as required following data collection and monitoring and evaluation of activities, including that of financial expenditures ensuring adherence to budgets and compliance with donor requirements8. Supervise and manage tasks of assigned employees including their periodic performance evaluation and reporting

1. Maintained and developed AIPP information management and dissemination system, including expanding information sources, setting up an information database, improving presentation and content and sharing of information (general and organizational updates) through emails and periodic briefs, website and social media to AIPP networks, including donors2. Administered AIPP calendar activities, contacts database, audio/visual resources library and promoted the use and continuously enhanced the qualities thereof through sharing of those information and video festivals3. Enhanced production of awareness raising materials (posters, booklets, audio-video materials and artworks) on rights and issues of indigenous peoples in Asia and other publications of AIPP, including editing, layout, publication and dissemination of the productions4. Coordinated research activities of AIPP based on emerging critical issues, urgent concerns and priorities of members and networks.5. Developed and implemented media strategy, including building contacts, regular and quality communications (press releases, briefs, etc.) for sustained engagement with mainstream and community media on indigenous issues. 6. Facilitated trainings on online tools and media writing for human rights advocacy for member and partner organizations7. Prepared yearly plans and long-term strategies for the programme for core funding as well as designed and submitted project proposals, including detailed budget and monitoring and evaluation methods8. Produced periodic narrative progress as well as financial reports of programme and project implementation, including internal and donor reports as required

Assisted in organization of meetings and trainings workshops on EIU, research and development of training materials and programmes and organizing and maintaining updated lists of relevant manuals, reference documents and electronic resources, among other various administrative and coordinative tasks for APCEIU’s education and training activities for the capacity-building of educators in EIU.

Assisted in preparing KDF’s monthly e-newsletter (writing articles and tracking news developments) and provided support for KDF’s Asia NGO directory (www.asiainside.net) and archiving of international historical documents regarding Korea’s democratization

1. Developed, planned and coordinated delivery of trainings and workshops, including preparation of training materials, making presentations and facilitation of discussions.2. Collaborated with data collection and implementation of M&E systems for the country programme activities and projects, including monitoring and management of financial expenditures, ensuring adherence to budgets and compliance with donor requirements.3. Monitored media for coverage on relevant issues and ICTJ activities for monthly country briefing to ICTJ headquarters and donors and handled media communications and management, including drafting and circulation of press releases, statements and other information.4. Built and maintained relationships and regular contact through information sharing and collaboration with local partners, NGOs, government agencies and other stakeholders.5. Supported the work of external consultants to carry out other specific activities needed to achieve programme objectives.6. Coordinated production, including editing, designing and printing, and dissemination of ICTJ Nepal publications.7. Provided support to ICTJ documentation and research projects, technical advocacy, including drafting policy statements/commentaries and public lobby campaigns 8. Contributed to timely preparation of narrative progress reports, as well as internal and donor reports as requested. 9. Assisted in identifying opportunities to expand office activities, and development of project plans and proposals.