ឱកាសការងារ Energy and Water Project Manager នៅកម្ពុជា ជាមួយ WWF-Cambodia

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WWF-Cambodia

Energy and Water Project Manager

GeneralPosted 2 mo ago

Location

Phnom Penh

Job Type

FULL_TIME

Level

Individual Contributor

Work Mode

On-site

Languages

Khmer, English

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About the role

The Energy and Water Project Manager leads the development, implementation and growth of WWF Cambodia's energy and water stewardship.
Working closely with the Conservation Programme Director, the position is responsible for delivering high quality projects, identifying new opportunities, building partnerships, supporting resource mobilisation efforts and representing WWF Cambodia in relevant technical and policy forums.
The position provides technical leadership across assigned projects and contributes to WWF Cambodia's broader climate resilience and conservation objectives.
The Water and Energy Project Manager manages workstream particularly focusing on water resources and energy efficiency, by managing collaborative projects with partners like WaterAid and the Textile, Apparel, Footwear & Travel Goods Association in Cambodia (TAFTAC), as well as overseeing a programme on solar PV skills.
The role holder will engage stakeholders from government and industry, ensure effective project administration and reporting, and leading technical initiatives, including studies and training on energy and water stewardship.

Required Skills

Project ManagementEnergy StewardshipWater StewardshipResource MobilisationPartnership BuildingStakeholder EngagementTechnical LeadershipClimate ResilienceConservationProject AdministrationReportingTechnical InitiativesStudiesTrainingWater Resources ManagementEnergy EfficiencySolar PV SkillsKhmerEnglishCommunication

About WWF-Cambodia

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The WWF Greater Mekong Programme (GMP) in Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Myanmar and Vietnam is committed to preserving the region's biodiversity and building a safe and sustainable future for people and wildlife. Reducing the ecological footprint is one of the main objectives of the program. WWF Cambodia, WWF Thailand and WWF Myanmar are part of WWF's regional Greater Mekong Programme (GMP) and legally belong to WWF International. The vision is to safeguard global nature conservation by establishing strong, effective and resilient network offices through systematic organisational development.

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