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Financial Accountants contribute substantially to these tasks by producing and controlling a wide range of reports. Working as a Financial Accountant therefore implies taking up a diverse range of tasks, which allows for continuous learning, exciting challenges and liaison with a broad range of colleagues, while contributing effectively to the fight against corruption.

Under the direction of the President WMU, the Vice President, Academic Affairs serves as the one of the academic leaders of the university and is responsible for maritime and oceans education policy and academic programmes at the Malmö headquarters of the University.

The Professor, Marine Environmental Protection (Canadian Chair), is responsible, under the supervision of the Vice President Academic, for the coordination and delivery of marine environmental protection/ management and marine spatial planning fields, including teaching, research and student supervisory programmes.

You will develop an ERP system for farmers’ center to manage farmers’ data and centers’ data. The volunteer will work closely with ADP and with Farmers’ Centre Entrepreneurs (FCE’s) to manage farm and ERP system

The role sits within Family’s Alliance Support team, providing comprehensive support for all aspects of financial management. The Finance Officer works closely with Family’s outsourced financial service providers, to ensure efficient income and expenditure processing and reconciliation.

Under the overall authority of the Chief Financial Officer and the direct supervision of the General Manager, in compliance with the guidelines and decisions of the Board of Management, the incumbent will be responsible for the following main tasks: Advise USLS members with regard to mortgage and ordinary loans available. Represent UNESCO, by delegation, to the Notary for Mortgage loan contracts. Maintain an up-to-date working knowledge of developments in the legislation of the Host country governing mortgage loans.

As part of an ICRC hospital team, the Emergency Room Specialist ensures that the weapon wounded, as well as all medical and surgical emergencies, are treated in a timely and correct manner according to the principles established by the ICRC.

The ICRC logistic specialist is the backbone of ICRC assistance activities. He/she is responsible for procurement, ensures warehouse maintenance, deals with customs formalities, monitor stock levels, draws up budgets with the delegation administrator, analyses costs, and trains and supervises local personnel

Under the direct supervision of the Assistant Director-General of Education (ADG/ED), the incumbent will lead the development and implementation of the programme of the Division and ensure that technical backstopping is provided to UNESCO Field Offices in implementing the Division’s programme and activities aiming at Member States capacity to develop and implement educational strategies and priorities, and enhance education systems management and governance.

The incumbent will work within the frameworks of UNESCO’s Medium-Term Strategy and global development plans such as the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, the 2030 agenda for sustainable development, and the Small Island Developing States Accelerated Modalities of Action (SAMOA) Pathway.

Under the overall authority of the Assistant Director-General for Natural Sciences (ADG/SC) and the direct supervision of the Director of the UNESCO Nairobi Office and in close collaboration with the division of Ecological and Earth Sciences at Headquarters, the incumbent will identify needs, develop, plan, organize, implement, monitor, evaluate and provide technical support for UNESCO’s projects and activities related to the Earth Sciences.

The ICRC defines Economic Security as the status of an individual, household or community that is able to cover its life and livelihoods obligatory expenditures in a sustainable manner, consistent with its environment, culture and customs. Within its global Economic Security approach in conflict affected countries, the ICRC implements Relief, Livelihood and Rehabilitation Programs in order to improve, restore or maintain food and economic security at household level.

ICRC detainee-welfare doctors visit places of detention as part of a team of ICRC delegates. The task of the detainee-welfare specialist is primarily to examine everything relating to individual and collective detainee health: hygiene, the detainees' access to water, their nutritional status, access to food and medical care, and the functioning of the health-care system. The work also involves examining specific cases and documenting instances of torture and other types of ill-treatment, both physical and psychological.

isiting detainees, re-uniting families separated by conflict, organising emergency relief aid and talking to combatants about their responsibilities under the Geneva Conventions are all in day’s work for the ICRC. As an interpreter, you will be the vital communication link enabling ICRC delegates to carry out these tasks.

As a part of our HR strategy, we are looking for experienced and skilled HR Managers to be deployed in the field to support the teams delivering humanitarian aid & services to beneficiaries in our field delegations. You will deliver consistent high quality HR services in a Delegation, in order to enable line managers and employees to adequately respond to operational challenges in the field

ICRC delegates to the police and security forces work as part of one or several delegations depending on the number of countries they are tasked to cover. They are responsible for contributing to the dialogue between the ICRC Delegations and arms carriers (AC), notably, but not exclusively, Police and Security Forces, with a dual aim: to enhance understanding of the ICRC's role and its operational procedures among these forces; and support national efforts for the dissemination and integration of human rights law and humanitarian principles.

The anaesthetist, as part of an ICRC hospital team, performs safe pre/per and post anesthesia procedures for emergency and elective surgical interventions, often for the benefit of trauma and weapon wounded individuals.