WI
Environmental and Social Safeguards Regional Coordinator
CDI28 days ago
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Kigali
CDI
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Position: Regional Environmental and Social Safeguards Coordinator Location: Kigali, Rwanda with travel around the region Reports To: Technical Director of Rights and Communities Collaborators: Regional Community Conservation Coordinator, other regional technical and program teams Start date: Immediate Duration: Full-time Background The Wildlife Conservation Society is an international NGO headquartered at Bronx Zoo in New York City, USA, working to save wildlife and wildlands and to meet global challenges in over 60 countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and the world’s oceans. WCS believes that conservation of nature and natural resources is essential to life on earth, the future of humanity, and the wellbeing and cultural identities of Indigenous Peoples and traditional and local communities. Program Overview The Central Africa and Gulf of Guinea program is one of the largest of WCS’s 13 Global Regional Programs, spanning Democratic Republic of Congo, Republic of Congo, and Gabon...
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