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Director, Medical, Democratic Republic of Congo
CDIabout 1 month ago
Job Description
Goma
CDI
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La Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) est une ONG internationale dont le siège est au Bronx Zoo à New York, aux États-Unis. Elle œuvre pour la sauvegarde de la faune et des espaces sauvages et pour relever les défis mondiaux dans plus de 60 pays en Afrique, en Asie, dans les Amériques et dans les océans du monde. WCS estime que la conservation de la nature et des ressources naturelles est essentielle à la vie sur Terre, à l'avenir de l'humanité et au bien-être ainsi qu'aux identités culturelles des peuples autochtones et des communautés traditionnelles et locales. Le programme Afrique centrale et golfe de Guinée...
Poste à pourvoir
WCS recrute un(e) Directeur(trice) du paysage Kabobo-Luama, basé(e) à Kalemie, au siège de la Réserve de faune de Kabobo, en République démocratique du Congo (RDC).
Responsabilités hiérarchiques et fonctionnelles
Le/la Directeur(trice) relève du Directeur du programme pays de WCS RDC. Il/elle encadre directement le gestionnaire de programme KLL, le responsable du suivi biologique KLL, le responsable financier KLL et le responsable logistique KLL. Il/elle coordonne avec le Directeur du programme WCS RDC, le Directeur financier WCS RDC, le Directeur des opérations WCS RDC et le Directeur des ressources humaines WCS RDC.
Type de contrat et déplacements
Poste à temps plein. Des déplacements occasionnels vers les bureaux de WCS RDC à Goma, Bukavu et Kinshasa sont à prévoir, ainsi que des missions locales de suivi si nécessaire.
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