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Description
Summary of MAMTI Project
The Marine Aquarium Market Transformation Initiative (MAMTI) is a major project focused on coral reef fisheries and trade reform in Indonesia and the Philippines. The objective of the project is to replace destructive collection practices for marine aquarium fish and corals in these countries with an ecologically and economically sustainable approach.
The project is focused almost entirely on the village level, and will build the capacity of a significant number of aquarium fish collector groups and their communities to conform to the Marine Aquarium Council (MAC) Certification Standards. Fishers will be trained in best practices for aquarium fish collection and husbandry, coral reef management and basic business principles.
The project will work with stakeholders to establish management plans for the collection areas, based on scientific assessment and monitoring for the reefs and stocks. The project is funded by grants from the Global Environmental Facility, as well as a number of Foundations and unilateral aid organizations.
Summary of Position
The position is responsible for human resource functions related to a major, five-year international conservation project, which, at its most intensive period, will employ over 60 people.
The functions the successful candidate will perform include recruiting of field and office staff, development and administration of benefit packages, management of logistical and legal arrangements, such as visas, work permits, etc., development of performance measurements metrics and processes and development of consistent work rules and processes.
Qualifications
A successful candidate will have the following qualifications:
At least five years of increasingly responsible experience in human resource management
Experience in international human resource management
Fluency in English, Bahassa Indonesia, and/or Tagalog
Experience in conservation or environmental project work is preferred
Bachelor's degree in human resource management or business management
The position will be headquartered either in Cebu, Philippines, and/or Bali, Indonesia.
Compensation will be competitive. The position will commence in January 2005.
Applicants should submit CVs and a detailed cover letter including their most recent salary. As we are hiring multiple positions, please indicate the position you desire.
Applications should be sent no later than December 15, 2004. Detailed TORs for all project positions can be viewed at our website.
Please note that all applications should be directed via email, fax or regular mail to:
Melissa Clack
Conservation and Community Investment Forum
423 Washington Street, 4th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94111