Emergency & Disaster Risk Reduction Officer (Mongolia)
Help Mongolians to protect themselves from the worst impacts of a natural disaster by developing community-appropriate preparedness plans.
This is a volunteer assignment under the Australian Volunteers for International Development (AVID) program, an Australian Government initiative. Airfares, living allowances, accommodation, insurance and other support is provided through the program.
Experts are carefully monitoring the number and severity of earthquakes and tremors in Mongolia. When these occur, UNICEF plays a lead role in responding, addressing water, nutrition, education, logistics, telecommunications and child protection needs.
An AVID volunteer is being sought to help build community awareness in each of these areas, and engage community members in preparedness and response activities.
The volunteer will help develop community mobilisation and emergency support strategies, and work with local counterparts to improve community awareness and message distribution.
How to apply:
To be eligible, applicants must be 18 years and over, Australian citizens or permanent residents, or New Zealand citizens with Special Category Visas.
Apply online at http://volunteeroverseas.redcross.org.au/vol/en/job/495348/emergency-dis...
Contact the International Volunteer team on (03) 9345 1834 for any queries.
Applications close 12 May 2014.
This is a volunteer assignment under the Australian Volunteers for International Development (AVID) program, an Australian Government initiative. Airfares, living allowances, accommodation, insurance and other support is provided through the program.
Experts are carefully monitoring the number and severity of earthquakes and tremors in Mongolia. When these occur, UNICEF plays a lead role in responding, addressing water, nutrition, education, logistics, telecommunications and child protection needs.
An AVID volunteer is being sought to help build community awareness in each of these areas, and engage community members in preparedness and response activities.
The volunteer will help develop community mobilisation and emergency support strategies, and work with local counterparts to improve community awareness and message distribution.
How to apply:
To be eligible, applicants must be 18 years and over, Australian citizens or permanent residents, or New Zealand citizens with Special Category Visas.
Apply online at http://volunteeroverseas.redcross.org.au/vol/en/job/495348/emergency-dis...
Contact the International Volunteer team on (03) 9345 1834 for any queries.
Applications close 12 May 2014.
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