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Type of contract: Fixed-term contract (CDD).
Contract Period: 3 Months.
Experience
Field of experience: Legal .
Level of study: Higher Education (Master).
Speciality study: Public Law, Private Law.
Main duties
Tasks and missions: – The main objective of the Legal Assistant function within the ODP is to provide effective support in administrative tasks related to MSF’s joint representation in Chad. Internally, he will assist the ODP Manager in coordinating procedures between different sections and will be responsible for providing legal oversight. While externally, he will assist the ODP Manager in maintaining good relations with local and national administrative authorities, as well as ensuring recognition of MSF status; -In collaboration with the ODP team where appropriate: Assisting the ODP Manager in analyzing the legal and political administrative context, disseminating relevant information to the different MSF sections, informing them of major issues, updating this information for MSF internal documents, participating on invitation to meetings Make sure you have a continuous and accurate knowledge of the different administrations and how they work, classify
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