Livestock Development Officer_BICAS Project
Practical Action is an INGO which aims to reduce poverty through wider use of appropriate technologies in developing countries. It works in more than 45 countries through its offices in Bangladesh, Bolivia, India, Kenya, Nepal, Peru, Rwanda, Sri Lanka, Sudan and Zimbabwe. Practical Action seeks to recruit a Livestock Development Officer for its BICAS Project.
S/he should have minimum Bachelor’s degree in Animal Husbandry, Livestock Management or other relevant subject with at least three years of work experience in a similar capacity.
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Date of expiry |
7th Jan |
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Salary |
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Location |
Nepalgunj, Nepal |
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Full/Part time |
Full Time |
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Permanent/temporary |
Permanent |
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Other terms |
Description :
Reporting to the Project Manager, s/he shall be responsible for the interventions related to goat sub-sector. S/he shall provide technical backstopping in designing and implementing the livestock related activities in all the project districts.
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Job Description_Livestock Development Officer_Dec 2015
Job Application Form_Livestock Development Officer_Dec 2015
Interested applicant fulfilling the requirements are requested to submit the duly filled application form and a cover letter by 6 January 2016 to HR@practicalaction.org.np stating the position applied for in the subject line. Click on the download tab for the application form.
Female candidates and candidates from disadvantaged groups are encouraged to apply.
Practical Action is an international non-governmental organisation (NGO) that uses technology to challenge poverty in developing countries.Practical Action is a registered charity in the UK and a company limited by guarantee, under the direction of a Board of Trustees. The senior management team, which has executive responsibilities, is called the Strategy Leadership Team (SLT) and it comprises the Chief Executive and twelve Directors, including seven Country and Regional Directors.
